Pika, I think it is irrational to turn down free citizenship for any country
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Friday, February 7, 2025
but I saw a couple Canadians saying that on Twitter, and wondered where you'd stand
Maybe I misunderstood the hypothetical
oh sorry, maybe I wrote it unclear
if this was a thing, and regardless of if I accepted it or not it was a thing, then sure whatever
I thought the question was would I think that is a deal Canada should go for
which the answer is no, because then we become the US in 5-10 years
yeah, the premise is that you don't get annexed, they just offer all longstanding Canadians dual citizenship
if you've been a Canadian citizen for at least 10 years as of July 4th, 2025
Dude, you know how much that would fuck my country up because of the indians playing the long game to get to the US
even more so than it already is
it would be a one-time thing
I am mad at trump, him meme starting a trade war with Canada gave the Liberals a rallying cry, and now they are projected to beat Bloc for official opposition btw
he fucking stole the funniest outcome from me
Trump/Rubio/Youngkin's team are trying to think of scenarios to incorporate just Alberta now
which is funny
Funny, but also will not happen
I do not see a single Canadian provice joining the US. Quebec, followed by Alberta going independent are way more likely events
I think the whole premise of you can rush integration is funny
I've said before, if this was of interest, we could do it on a 10-year timeline
easily
but there's zero chance anyone is serious
I do not think that is a serious effort Leg
I think that is very fringe
I think you could find a US politician in every single state who has made a push for succession if you look hard enough
you always have some retard
but they do 100% have a real team looking into it now
I found out today
and not just like 1 guy
thats funny
it's just Alberta though
I was honestly surprised at just how much backlash against the US from Canadians there has been over the trade war stuff, it exceeded my thoughts on how many people would care
people are super annoyed over it
I kinda saw the opposite, where there wasn't enough actual support to get the government to stand firm
Idk, from where I sit most people are firmly annoyed
felt about the same as how vocally opposed random Americans were
Trudaeu being harder on the topic than Poliviere swung the libs like 5-10 points in polling if that says anything
cosnider have drastically bad it has been for them
Election has not happened
He is in charge until the election
He resigned in the sense that he is stepping down as party leader (and probably just retiring) after the election
They should make Trudeau the US ambassador after he finishes his term Pika
I think we'd all like that
Indian ambasador
more fitting
even better
ok Pika, I accept that this is still not going to happen
but I'm being told that citizenship premise is a somewhat popular idea
idk if that means with Trump or what
I think a lot of Canadians would take the ability to freely go to the US no strings attatched if it meant literally nothing else
it would be pitched that way too, given how cloesly connected the two countries are, how many families span the border and how much the border economies are tied with their direct neighbours
I also think a good number of people from the US (mainly nothern US states who might have a reason to) would probably take the reverse as well, if you sold it to them
100%
Free movement is literally just benificial, hence why the EU did it
the 10 years thing is the weak part rn, they're trying to figure out how to get real Canadians, and exclude the Chinese
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak Free movement is literally just benificial, hence why the EU did it
The downsides being anyone can get in a truck and drive across the border and steal shit then flee back to Poland
Europeans hate driving Dane
it's a self solving problem
Dude you do not even need multiple countries for that dane
This group from Toronto keeps driving up to kitchener, smashing and grabbing jewlery at the mall, then fleeing
its happened like 4 times and they are still trying to get the fuckers
it's surprisingly common in the US now too, where police in many states aren't leaving their jurisdiction
because of how different local laws are
so you can just flee county lines, and be free
"Trump want's to have a big Canadian announcement on July 4th this year"
90% - Economic partnership announcement, vague noncommittal normal stuff
10% - major citizenship and/or monetary supply move
0.1% - Albertan referendum2nd one means if they can't figure out a citizenship idea, it'll just be a voluntary money swap offer, at rates above public ones
which would trash the CAD even further
and yes, it's this year July 4th, not next year for the 250th birthday
Thats all of them
so yes
