King Charles, King of Canada

[Anonymous]

King Charles, King of Canada, opened the 45th parliament of Canada with the Throne Speech and the new Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, today. Talk about a strong symbolic moment for Canada by reinforcing their ties to Great Britain.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/king-charles-delivers-throne-speech-1.7544242

[Anonymous]

The British Monarchy has been ceremonial for at least 100+ years. Who cares?

[Anonymous]

They are part of the British commonwealth. Not surprising in the least.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are part of the British commonwealth. Not surprising in the least.

This! And, it's a message to sychophantic Trump wto back off. (Trump wants an invite to Buckingham Palace and has said weird things about Prince William).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The British Monarchy has been ceremonial for at least 100+ years. Who cares?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are part of the British commonwealth. Not surprising in the least.

This! And, it's a message to sychophantic Trump wto back off. (Trump wants an invite to Buckingham Palace and has said weird things about Prince William).

Trump’s got the invite, doesn’t he?

I wish it would be pulled.

[Anonymous]

I think it's great that King Charles came to Canada. Canada feels very much abandoned by the US and if the UK / Commonwealth can offer a bit of solidarity and indicate to the big bully next door (which there's no doubt Trump intends to be right now) that Canada has friends and cannot easily be stomped on, then so much the better.

I only wish that my government was exhibiting better behavior. The way Trump acts towards Canada and towards US institutions and politicians is shameful. I'm ashamed that my countrymen elected him.

[Anonymous]

It was an FU to Trump. Not that he will understand that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are part of the British commonwealth. Not surprising in the least.

It is the third time since 1867 that a monarch has opened parliament in Canada.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are part of the British commonwealth. Not surprising in the least.

It is the third time since 1867 that a monarch has opened parliament in Canada.

Americans don’t know hardly anything at all about Canada. They don’t teach much about Canada in US schools. Canada views the USA the same way that the USA views Mexico now.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are part of the British commonwealth. Not surprising in the least.

It is the third time since 1867 that a monarch has opened parliament in Canada.

Yes this is a big deal. Both to show the US and world that Canada has friends. And within Canada to help unite Canadians and quell succession discussion after this tumulruous election period.

[Anonymous]

I’m jealous. I wish I lived there.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m jealous. I wish I lived there.

Is it hard to just move there? I mean, as a contributing member of society, not a socialism leech.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m jealous. I wish I lived there.

Is it hard to just move there? I mean, as a contributing member of society, not a socialism leech.

Yes. Most desirable and modern industrialized countries don’t allow easy immigration for average USA citizens.

[Anonymous]

It was a message to trump: Shut up and back off! Canada will never be a part of THE US.