politics

trump has been boosting them in the polls

so it is likely they will call it if they ever get above 50% likelyhood of winning

the pre-election polls don't matter, they're not winning

it's a question of whether a few more seats is worth ceding Trudeaus power early

They will call it when they think they can win the most possible seats

it is worth it, because in our system, the number of seats you have is way more important than it is in the US

if you want to control negotiations with Trump, I could see them delaying though, since they have power now

but in general, yeah I agree they'll call it when they think they're strongest

Honestly, they could call it right now and force the cons to have a minority government because of trump

instead of the strong majority they were probably going to get before

Pika, you don't actually think that they'd win I hope, lol

They are not going to win, but cons are quite likely not getting a majority government now

oh, I see what you mean

and will have to settle for a weaker minority government

mb

If trump said nothing at all, did not threaten tarrifs etc, cons majority would have been a sure thing

now its up in the air, leaning towards a minority government

I know it's not happening, but you do realize if Trudeau goes full trade war he's retarded

I agree, but I do think we should diversify our trading more since the US is abjectly being dicks to us lmao

otherwise we are equally retarded

The main thing that should happen is, there is a lot of interprovincial trading issues that stop trades between provinces

if that is removed, the reliance on the US is lessended and Trump doing trump things is less of an impact

your provinces have problems trading amongst themselves?

embrace federalism

Due to differences in rules, regulations, etc

yes

it's the same in the states Dialga tbf

i never really heard of it being an issue

doing business anywhere is fucking brutal, there are so many laws that don't need to exist

I think Canada's best move is to do minor retalitory tarrifs to the US, not enough to cripple us, and to move towards better economic policies

and rn at least, online commerce gets to avoid all of them, but they're trying to close that loophole

its stuff like california making retarded regulations about how pigs need to be raised for bacon to be sold there

anytime you see a politician talk about regulating online commerce it's code for fuck the economy over

so clearly, we need to buy Alberta and cut Canada in half

solid strategy

Alberta was the highest in favour of stuff like that, at I think 16%

I think you could get 30-35% in favor of it today, without changing anything but as always, yes it's a meme

That poll was taken like a few months ago

>polls

what i want is that little stretch of land between washington and Alaska. it bothers me that alaska is almost connected to the rest of the US but isnt

just wait for the aggressive propaganda campaign

and I think you vastly underestimate it

Most countries like their sovereignty

ESPECIALLY the under 30 population

Canada would rather be indian than american

come on spooky

you would get to use real money

Canadians are angry about that too Rusp, policians would just rather be rich than Canadian

another case of Jews ruining a once great White nation

The western half is already Chinese, theyre importing the Indians to fight them. Same style as the boarder, full combat gear and big sticks

and again, it's a meme and serves to just destabilize Canada, it's not magically going to get you guys to fix your problems

Isnt this still below 50%

immigration, housing, imports/exports, etc.

actual global warming would benefit canada so you guys should figure out some new greenhouse gasses to produce

if the US did literally anything to lay long-term incentives for Canadian annexation then it would be real, but they're not so it isn't

is that something Trump could do alone or would it require congress?

I do think if Canada actually focused on fixing their problems

it's a very achievable goal to not be in a position where the meme even elicits a reaction

but with how bad things are everywhere in Canada right now, the prospect of it getting worse, of not having a single politician stand up and even point it out

that's how you get to a significant minority of the population wanting to leave, especially younger people who want to go work for American companies anyway

and are hoping beyond hope that the cross-border visa programs aren't cut in the next year or two

I looked it up, 40% of Canadian college graduates (4-year degrees) either receive US citizenship (likely by marriage) or are on a work Visa in US/Mexico (tracked together), 1-year after graduating this includes Canadians studying at US colleges and abroad, which accounts for ~10% of Canadian grads this does not exclude Candian 4-year degree recipients who immediately enter post-secondary degree programs

that's in no way saying "40% of young people want to leave" or anything radical like that but it's a trend that to me says "a significant portion of those with the means to leave Canada would rather start their life in America"

Yeah, the US economy is better

People who are starting their career will always go where more money is a majority of the time

(same reason shitter indians want to flood better countries)

I also just want to say, I really like Canada, in case that wasn't obvious

I think sometimes I come across as anti-Canada

or that I want us to beat you guys up or smth

https://x.com/MELANIAJTRUMP/status/1896645194583540181?t=e6tCgYJsUBymQJJ79Lnw3g&s=19 ill give her this. most of the time ber outfits bang, this bangs

thanks

will this finally end the EU?

Minor faggot and major faggot convene in the nations capital

who is excluded?

I know nothing of Johnson so I won't call him a faggot yet

But I'm sure I could be convinced

he's the guy that never gets any applause when trump introduces him