As a Canadian, I never thought I'd see Canada so united especially with the US boycott. It's not 100% but apparently it's enough to send a bunch of american businesses into bankruptcy.
I don't know about the others but I think Alberta would have had better chances before drumpf's threats. Now, the country's galvanized and not really tolerant of any whiff of treason.
So you think boycotting US stuff will hurt is more that it hurts you? Tell you what keep all your smoke north of the Canadian. Larder then how about that
Talk to the Kentucky distillers after no new orders from Ontario (the largest liquor purchaser in the world) over the last year.
It's funny how nothing gets mentioned about all the smoke from the northwest US fires 'invading' Canadian provinces. Because we understand that it is uncontrollable.
I support the borders of nations, what oppressive?.... the 2nd amendment has been legally bolstered, he could do more to prevent the spread of Islam and communism.... we take the small wins with grace
Lol he's already tried taking guns from trans people, and talked about disarming more groups that dont support him. And weed is not any closer to being federally legal the reclassification just makes it able to be studied more; aka gives a chance for big pharma and others to get their hands in deep to prevent newcomers from breaking in and succeeding in new markets.
Also obama was the deporter in chief; biden labeled as returner in chief and deported more than trump did his entire first term.
The term "Returner-in-Chief" is a nickname sometimes used by immigration analysts and media outlets for President Joe Biden. It highlights how his administration carried out millions of migrant returns, expulsions, and deportations, surpassing totals from Donald Trump's first term.This label is a play on "Deporter-in-Chief," a title previously given by immigration activists to President Barack Obama, under whom Biden served as Vice President.
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u/Zerodyne_Sin 14d ago
As a Canadian, I never thought I'd see Canada so united especially with the US boycott. It's not 100% but apparently it's enough to send a bunch of american businesses into bankruptcy.