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Anonymous wrote:That any of you actually think the U.S. will be invading Canada is so pathetic.

I saw her say it and thought it was a good joke. Sadly, the left has zero sense of humor and they think Trump is actually planning on invading Canada. I should't be surprised, but I am.

(go ahead and bookmark this page. I will too, so in four years I can come back and laugh at all the libs melting down)

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Anonymous wrote:Nobody is invading Canada.

Trump is an idiot, and he likes to apply his Queens real estate tactics to everything. That means saying outrageous things, to get his negotiating adversary to blink in order to stave off an imaginary catastrophe.

The smart thing to do is ignore him, and not give an inch.

Tariffs are another deal - I’m sure he’s serious about those. A Canadian boycott makes sense to wield economic pressure, but honestly it has to be pretty targeted to have an impact on the massive US economy.

They do seem to have targeted plans. We can help it out by also boycotting red state goods and buying Canadian.

Anonymous wrote:No, no, make no mistake, he is serious about this.

He is following Putin’s playbook:
- grab power
- put your friends in all important government positions
- amend the constitution to be re-elected (working on 3rd term)
- get rid of independent media (watch for that next)
- invade neighbouring sovereign countries

Anonymous wrote:Canadian living in Canada here.
We're all taking it seriously.
Shoppers aren't buying American goods, people are suddenly interested in joining the military, and even Quebec is feeling the patriotism.
We all know that if the US were to actually invade, we'd fall within hours. Most people aren't willing to die on day one but we'd wreck havoc as the "51st state", which we all know would be a territory with no rights.

Anonymous wrote:American lifelong hockey fan (go Caps)

I am rooting for Canada tonight.

Anonymous wrote:Canadian living in Canada here.
We're all taking it seriously.
Shoppers aren't buying American goods, people are suddenly interested in joining the military, and even Quebec is feeling the patriotism.
We all know that if the US were to actually invade, we'd fall within hours. Most people aren't willing to die on day one but we'd wreck havoc as the "51st state", which we all know would be a territory with no rights.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Canadian living in Canada here.
We're all taking it seriously.
Shoppers aren't buying American goods, people are suddenly interested in joining the military, and even Quebec is feeling the patriotism.
We all know that if the US were to actually invade, we'd fall within hours. Most people aren't willing to die on day one but we'd wreck havoc as the "51st state", which we all know would be a territory with no rights.

What do you mean, even Quebec? It's not France who is trying to invade you, you know

- French person.

Anonymous wrote:Olbermann today said Putin gets Europe and America gets North and Central America- that’s what they’re discussing in Saudi Arabia

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Canadian living in Canada here.
We're all taking it seriously.
Shoppers aren't buying American goods, people are suddenly interested in joining the military, and even Quebec is feeling the patriotism.
We all know that if the US were to actually invade, we'd fall within hours. Most people aren't willing to die on day one but we'd wreck havoc as the "51st state", which we all know would be a territory with no rights.

What do you mean, even Quebec? It's not France who is trying to invade you, you know

- French person.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Canadian living in Canada here.
We're all taking it seriously.
Shoppers aren't buying American goods, people are suddenly interested in joining the military, and even Quebec is feeling the patriotism.
We all know that if the US were to actually invade, we'd fall within hours. Most people aren't willing to die on day one but we'd wreck havoc as the "51st state", which we all know would be a territory with no rights.

What do you mean, even Quebec? It's not France who is trying to invade you, you know

- French person.

Quebec are known to be kind of separatist within Canada. It’s the whole French speaker thing. If they’re onboard, you know we’re in trouble. Tourist towns in the NE are going to be hurting big time if the Quebecois stop their roadtrips.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Canadian living in Canada here.
We're all taking it seriously.
Shoppers aren't buying American goods, people are suddenly interested in joining the military, and even Quebec is feeling the patriotism.
We all know that if the US were to actually invade, we'd fall within hours. Most people aren't willing to die on day one but we'd wreck havoc as the "51st state", which we all know would be a territory with no rights.

What do you mean, even Quebec? It's not France who is trying to invade you, you know

- French person.

You are literally the most annoying person on this website. No one cares you are French. You are obviously so incredibly ignorant about North American politics if you don't understand that comment about Quebec. Go back to France.

Anonymous wrote:Not a pro hockey fan, but watched the Miracle on Ice in real time, so am a fan of the USMNT as well as the women's team.

I'm not watching tonight. Despise the US coach for stoking the nationalism as well as the players are whooping it up with chants of "51st"! I don't have a problem with politics in sports - but that doesn't mean I will then watch it.

Anonymous wrote:No, no, make no mistake, he is serious about this.

He is following Putin’s playbook:
- grab power
- put your friends in all important government positions
- amend the constitution to be re-elected (working on 3rd term)
- get rid of independent media (watch for that next)
- invade neighbouring sovereign countries

Anonymous wrote:I hate Trump. This treatment of Canada is not funny.

But this does mention invasion. Trump is hoping to use economic leverage.

I don't think he knows how states join the union though. He probably thinks it's just up to him.