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americans attacked our P M?
I read swarmed in Ontario and immediately thought he was being assaulted by teenagers >

Its no joke. I dont even want to step foot in toronto these days. See a gaggle of teenage girls walking down the street and you better cross over to the other side lol. >

I find the American flag hilarious. Uh, they know it's a different country, right? Right!? >

Well, they talk about their first amendment rights being violated all the time... so no, they don't know where they are. >

The leader of the CPC was busy retweeting about gas stoves over the weekend. Something that was a minor bruhaha in America last week but had nothing to do with Canada. >

The same story everywhere. Loud so-called "conservatives" acting like complete idiots. Cursing like drunken sailors and making the situation dangerous for everyone involved. Canada, don't be like us. We are doomed. Save yourselves. >


Canada, don't be like us. We are doomed. Save yourselves.

Canada is more like the US than not.  We have our differences, and many Canadians like to act smugly superiour to our friends to the South but we're very similar. >

If health care goes private, I’m gonna pull the bandaid off and move to the states because healthcare is the only real difference I see between our countries anymore. If I have to live in America, I’m gonna live in a warmer part of America. >

The frequency of gun violence is enough to keep me up North >

No public healthcare means a lack of treatment for mentally ill people.  It's one of, but not the only, contributors to the mass shooting crisis in the US. >

As someone who lives with mental illness, our care is generally dogshit, but at least it won't make me go bankrupt >

As someone who also lives with mental illness, care in the US is also dogshit but it will make you go bankrupt.
Don't believe anyone who tells you privatization will improve quality.  It won't. >

Agreed