Oh no...

We californians would freeze, canadas like our kyriptonite

Hello papi drewuwu. I feel dirty for having said that. I'm sorry.

Oh boy

*you are going to canada*

We would notice our senpai

@@DeanCLiddell yeah we all know drew durnil

i was like “why the hell does this guy sound like drew durnil”

lol I heard his voice and was confused for a second before going to the comment section to confirm

You ready for halo infinite soldier

It depends on what part of Canada you are in, as like the States, we vary from region to region. That said, you are quite correct. The only national Identity we have is "being polite/kind." For the most part. Despite over-performing in every war we've fought in, having the 4th largest Navy at the end of WW2, among other things. So as America has the "Rude" stereotype, we're juxtaposed to be against you. Mind you, some of the kindest people I have ever met were from Texas, and some of the meanest I've ever met were in Ontario or Quebec. As Canadian's we aren't really allowed any kind of Nationalism, except about our silly little identity as being "Polite". So people cling to that. Basically we're so culturally suppressed that many cling to the only thing we are allowed like addicted goblins. Like that kid in school, who's only good at one thing, and is super one-dimensional because of it, but also gets super mad when anyone else is also good at that thing.

I Agree--I lived in chicago for 3 yrs and had no trouble whatsoever blending in to my american cousins. Very similar culture, values and outlook on life.

@@HauntingSpectre "..Basically we're so culturally suppressed.."???? How so? Canada is one of the most culturally diverse countries compared to most.

@@daniel213141 Yes, Canada is so culturally diverse that you'll find every culture but Canadian culture here. That's the point. It's drowned out, and ignored in favor of foreign cultures. Which leaves us with what. Maple syrup, Poutine and being polite / Hating Americans. And even if we're all Canadian, we can't celebrate Chinese, or Japanese, or whatever other cultures are brought here -- if you are not from that culture -- because it's deemed racist or offensive.

@@HauntingSpectre Canada's identity is redefined with every wave of immigration, I'm not sure why anybody would have a problem with that. I've been celebrating Chinese new year for 40 years or Vaisakhi Day Parades in Vancouver. When this becomes an integral part of yearly celebrations it enhances culture in this country. I can only see that as a positive.

@Gwyn and Gold what is a slippery slope fallacy?

@Gwyn and Gold or that we just like to point out were a different country and have are our history, slang, idols, foods etc. Not just a bloody 51st state of the US.

@worm on a string What is the difference between a Canadian's superiority complex and an American's "patriotism"?

@worm on a string you are a true patriot

@Gwyn and Gold “Ooooooooo communism! Ooooooooooooo.” -Conservatives commenter shining a flashlight under his chin.

As to be expected of a (somewhat conservative but ultimately) _fIlThY cEnTrIsT_

I’m pessimistic about the chances of optimism to be fair.

he needs to grow a beard and wear an eyepatch

@@JJMcCullough damn thats deep

His perspective on Canadian-American relationships are quite gloomy to me

@JOSEPH PHELPS then one day you would have found your white house razed to flames by your "new americans". 🤣🤣

@JOSEPH PHELPS would be a bad plan, new states would most likely vote Democrat

That wouldn’t be smart.

@JOSEPH PHELPS good job getting every single nation to hate us Actually they already do. But good job getting every nation to hate us more Edit: I'm not saying his comment will get more people to hate the U.S.A, I'm saying if he annexed canada everyone would hate us

Mexicans: yes, you are.

*raises hockey stick* you might want to re-think that, eh?

Well...in Vancouver's Stanley Cup riot They looted a Chapters "Dude...check out this outstanding anthology of medieval Norse literature I snagged!" Somehow....that's kind of.....impressive

As a Canadian, I would say make more maple syrup

Hey, there, sorry but I think the armed vigilante sounds like he's from Minnesota, don'cha know.

@@scottadler well Minnesotans I’ve met have freely admitted that they actually are Canadians… I guess the more American kind lol

Example

Agreed, and I would argue for the time, the Father's of Confederation were actually more enlightened/forward looking than similar countries from that time period, like Germany or Italy. That's not to excuse their decisions, good or bad, but in their own time they were sincerely trying to build a great nation of the future.

She was 48. That's not young.

@@bradjohnston8193 she hadn't been in power for very long.

@@the4tierbridge Naawwww, only 30 years . . .

But he’s still sexy as hell!!!!!

He looks like the singer from The Doors

@@Shadow77999 I'm surprised there are people in this world who don't know Jim Morrison's name.

He's not

Little known fact: J.J. was a Gaffer for FUBAR for 1-1/2 weeks, holding that auspicious position for nearly twice as long as anyone else in history ! Lol

Both of those things have happened and anyone who believes anything different, is utterly delusional...

@@juliadocherty7783 The simple fact that Canada is a metric country, yet Canadians use Imperial units for cooking is a sign that Canada is America's hat (to quote How I met your mother)

@@user-xg6zz8qs3q Imperial units come from the UK, brits also use imperial for cooking, height and body weight.

You can cite countless examples of this phenomenon throughout all of history. Two that come to mind immediately are Wales not wanting to be subsumed into Britain and pretty much everyone in classic Europe struggling against being subsumed into Rome.

I honestly find it genuinely interesting when media are trying to make Montreal over Tampa Bay as the team to cheer for in the NHL playoffs. Feel much more attached to Tampa Bay than Montreal.

Well of course there are no snakes in Ireland... _now._

@@brianhiles8164 there never was

@@yetekt8025 There never WERE.

@@yetekt8025 how?

Legend has it that they were chased out by Saint Patrick.

Mexico has also failed in keeping it's southern neighbors out lmao

Nah I live in South Carolina and we struggle keeping the northerners out.

@@baronvonjo1929 Florida is the weirdest place of all. The further north you go, the more southern it gets.

such racism for people living in the south. No wonder all of humanity has failed.

@@shocktrauma85 Bro, those are the most truthful words I have ever seen. You nailed it, that's Florida.

And he was as right about that as I am right about this.

@@JJMcCullough You are so much spicier in the comments than in the videos, it's funny.

@@JJMcCullough based

Film was a mistake

@@Serocco Even speaking big mistake

And still are.

The native heritage in my current family and my ancestors runs strong. Even my job and community is influenced by chiefs and tribal councils. My wife is even status.

I used to live in Burlington, Washington (State), and at our local Mega-Grocery Store (Fred Meyer), I would see Canadians in both SUVs and literally, Motor Homes, lined up to buy Cheap American Gasoline before sneaking back over the border some 100 kilometres away! Just to piss them off (I like to piss people off), I would walk by (after filling up my Volkswagen Rabbit) and say "What kind of Communists ARE you, eh?" It worked every time.

The greatest virtue of the US is Geographic... no matter how terrible our leadership is the fact that we have the best land in the world keeps stupid from breaking things too bad.

I hope you now realize that politics is complicated. Free trade wrecked our economy southwards the way it affected your economy southward. So when you talk to people in the midwest, you certainly hear complaints about Mexico, where their jobs disappeared to. But mexicans are now pissed off because SO many americans are buying property there. Same thing here. Nationalism is an odd construction that never really existed until a short time ago historically. Nationalism is essentially the propaganda from the dominant 'tribe' that is trying to keep subject tribes in line. Now its been long enough that those are 'classes', and in the future it may even turn into 'castes'. But when Trump slapped tariffs on products one day as a whim that put thousands of canadians out of work, you can't expect people not to notice. At the same time we have a crooked poultry and dairy supply side management system which means here in the east we pay a fortune for chicken and milk, even more savings than gas come from going to the US. People regularly spend the weedend before thanksgiving making a road trip. Thats something different, and obviouslys something different than when america invaded Iraq, and the popular media started bashing Canada all over the news becouse we didn't join in the illegal war. Canadians travelling to the US reported getting harassed BY americans, not just government, again, for not joining a patently illegal war that basically destabilized most of the middle east and lots of europe with the refugees it created. Any different one of those things can pop into a persons head. In general terms until Trump most people didn't think THAT much about the states, but when a world power with a history of invading people kind of goes off the rails, people tend to notice. When that trucker protest happened in Canada there WAS a real fear that more like minded people from the US may come up and join them, and our police and military isn't the american one, even a SMALL attempt at destabilization would probably have serious consequences.

@@mikearchibald744 Trump isn't even president anymore. Get over it.

@@Sid4president These comments are over three months old, get over it.

hahaha

Hans Island is holy Canadian clay!

Unhabitable islands*

Disputes over islands no one really cares about? Just like their mother 🇬🇧

Sea territorial is important tho

It's only natrual

Brazil : first time

New Zealand: *looks away*

Sweden: amateurs

@@zooteriasuitdooter9305 what the? Sweden??????? What did Sweden do?

I love Canada and Canadians and live in Rochester

I grew up in Michigan and I don't mind Canadians outside of hockey season. Once october rolls around all bets are off. Let's go Red Wings.

When I was a kid, I hated Americans because that was what was expected. Then I had one teacher in high school challenge me to state objectively what the source of that was and I could not do it I understand objectivity is now racist

@@johnhannibal5108 Sorry to hear that, I always thought of Canada and Mexico as the best neighbors any country could ever have. Best wishes!!

@@sierrachoco5271 I grew up with the same sentiments, although it felt more like a rivalry based off Canadian insecurity, rather than genuine hate. Honestly, American culture informs so much of Canadian culture that many Canadians will claim that their constitutional rights are being violated when the government does something they don't like. Canada doesn't have a constitution. But we did get Popeye's recently and goddamn that chicken sandwich is good.

Yeah I’m a New Englander myself and I have an S.O. In Canada and it would be nice to travel without the inconvenience of the border.

We. Do. Not. Agree. You visit often enough. Sorry.

That's spelled B O R D E R , you hoser!

No thanks

Crossing the border used to be easy for both Americans and Canadians. Then 9/11 occurred and the US tightened the rules significantly and began requiring passports. Of course, all that did in my opinion was to make things more difficult for people on both sides of border. And recently the pandemic really tightened things up.

😳

Emphasis on *lot*

Finally. Montana Reich

HANDS OFF

Its time to make Montana Great Again!!!!

I'm like that rage face meme where he is crying and angry and I'm like "WHY WON'T YOU ANNEX ME??"

@@JJMcCullough quick someone make a soy and chad wojack!

@@JJMcCullough we annexed Alaska out of boredom and because we could. You don’t think we’re looking at Canada? 😏

@@Sound557 bruh we bought Alaska

@@nikarshadsulaiman9614 I know- Canada is just the meat in an America sandwich

Brace yourself as you later find out there is an anti-american sentiment everywhere in the world

While it is unfortunate, it's also pretty justified considering the USA has done and continues to do so many horrible things on par with Nazism. In fact, I once saw a post which basically read that Australia, Canada and the USA were like three brothers: two became highly successful entrepreneurs and the third became a crazed serial killer. The last part is kind of ironic considering that the USA has had more serial killers in its history (Bundy, Dahmer, Gacy, etc.) than any other country combined, AND is currently number one in mass/school shootings.

Not all of us..! Alberta is like the Texas of Canada, and we like our guns and freedom. We think well and speak good about our American brethren!

Yeah but those are all true though. The mushroom people of Nova Scotia are an actual protected group.

Best Montana

Shit that's what it is in the english version? In the french one its Australia who had been annexed and renamed South Canada.

Alberta could only wish for such a future

@@InfamousAustinT0 Albertans and Montanans hold so many values and ways of life in common it would be a very easy union. We both have high enjoyment of the outdoors, hold value in having public lands for all to use, hunting and fishing.

Truly the brightest of futures.

Look at no no Germany

Take me home.

no no America (Confederate States of America.) no no Germany (Nazi Germany.)

This is propaganda made by health insurance companies

you just wouldt want an american in your house, unless your a bed and breakfast

As an American...thx. "Gunless" is one of my favorite Canadian American movies on KZfaq 😊

@@shadowcween7890 ugh classic leftist statement you really think this is propaganda just because he is conservative he is not anti Canadian he loves his country he knows that Canada has many pros but he is just explaining Canada flaws there is no problem in acknowledging a country's Flaws I am an American I know that America has flaws and that we should fix them America isn perfect neither is Canada or any other country

@@bradley8575 I'm probably Wrong, but I think they were referring to the Anti-American Socialism as being Propaganda.

The US has a very friendly relationship with Mexico. I hope you're not confusing one political candidate who attacks almost everything with the US.

the weird thing is american businesses certainly have a closeness and great relationships with mexico as they have alot of factories in mexico now.

@@subparnaturedocumentary, probably because it's a lot cheaper to hire Mexicans than Americans... oh, who am I kidding, of course that's the reason.

The US-Mexico relationship is pretty different from Canada, because the overarching culture of the US and Canada are so similar one who doesn't know North American history would find it confusing why they're different countries at all. Whereas only a certain part of the US has cultural similarity with Mexico, and that part is unsurprising the part that used to belong to Mexico. So, I don't really see the parallel you're trying to make here.

@@occam7382 dont forget the corporate tax break incentives as well.

same

@@etienneracine-hebert9870 it says u commented 6 mins ago but soda 5 mins...

Drew caught me off guard

Nobody expects the Spa.... I mean Drew Durnill

I mean, they did collabed through Spaghetti road

Yes.

Canada is the most American anti-American country I've ever seen.

@@Strideo1 anti white

how do you define being anti-white?

@@lukeh2556 he can't. Because a white nation cannot be anti white, he is paranoid

Do you know what tribe? (I don't know the correct terminology, sorry)

In Chile, the genocide of native people in the southern part of the country is known as the "Pacificación de la Araucanía" which translates to "Pacification of the Araucanía", Araucanía being the region that was inhabited by the indigenous people. That was the name the project got on its time, and it stuck as a kind of satirical take on what was such a violent and horrible project under such a non-violent name

Even the native tribes tried to exterminate other tribes.

@@2010kb1 People seem to ignore that fact.

@@2010kb1 yep

new zealand

i spilled my covfefe

Not even one?

Not even in a zoo?

Well, very rarrly some people...

You drove them to extinctions with "whacking days"?

Ahh man

Well, they did too

hopefully it will be quashed in the Senate

@@mathieuleader8601 Unlikely, as much as that is like the one good thing the senate could ever do, it would still be massively over-turning the "will of the people". Although tit might trigger some constitutional rearranging so you never know

@@JJMcCullough Ouch, sorry about that.

​@@BenjaminDurette Maybe you can still hope that Queen Elizabeth II will explicitly withhold royal assent!

Wow you're saying so Much bs. Sorry but we're a nation and it's not your stupid comment Who would prove others wise.

Jokes on you, we're into that shit.

quebec has distinc cultural and ethnic from the rest of canada

No way. We don't want unruly people in our peaceful nation thank you.

Free movement between the U.S. and Canada might work, but until all the immigration issues get sorted out, it wouldn't work with Mexico.

@@bernardoohigginsvevo2974 judging by the way the Americans displayed blatant stupidity during covid 19 pandemic.. I would say no way. We need to keep Canada clean and just the way it is.

@@picklepoppers8223 I agree, a free movement policy between the U.S. and Canada would have to be implemented once covid is under control.

@@bernardoohigginsvevo2974 we all saw the way Americans behaved during the pandemic that claimed 1 million lives. So it's not happening ever and that is the way it should be.

Good luck putting all of the latter as a KZfaq title

I mean other than “making the natives disappear” why should we be “thankful” that the goals (allegedly) aren’t relevant

@@Kornilovite Honestly, I'm more of a Pro City States.

@@Kornilovite Do you not want trade and cultural exchange with the US?

And it certainly doesn't hurt his view counter.

@Pro Semite likely referencing Humza Yusuf

Quebec is a Joke

Quebec is Canada's "South" in the American sense.

@@masterpython No.

You’ve clearly never visited Scotland.

I think this is very astute.

The “continued racism problem” is nowhere near as big or prevalent as the media wants you to think

@Sam shocking as it may be, the US is one of the least racist countries in the world

@Sam it exists everywhere.

@@nittanyburg20 i think the us is the country where racism is most talked about. This gives the illusion that it’s very racist but it probably just as or even less racist that any western country.

None of the other provinces are unilateral English speaking. It's certainly not in the constitution.

@@JJMcCullough It is de facto.

@@Leopold_van_Aubel It's de jure in Quebec? Though?

@@jeffforsythe9514 I can't tell if this is a joke or not

@@jeffforsythe9514 please explain, I'm genuinely curious

No nothing is happening they are just RoOmAtEs

@@bathamsteryt Well Drew is Gay for Kim Jong-Un so I guess JJ just kinda awkwardly chills with em

@@StateoftheWorld jj said he dated a Australia guy in one of the videos that he was looking at the coins with half asleep Chris and I know I shouldn't assume but I think that jj is gay or bi

@@bathamsteryt interesting

@@bathamsteryt JJ is gay, he said it multiple times, the latest video in which he stated it was his last flags video

What's your general take on this issue? Are you in favour of quebec being its own country or not just some weird wacky quirky canadian province? I would like to know your opinion on this as you put big emphasise on some words there?

Assimilation was more of a British policy than a Canadian one. I feel like the more accurate grievance is just being under “English domination.”

@@deutschelehrer69 I think it's important to cherish the french culture. You're told your ancestors have fought tooth and nail for it for more than 200 years, so you feel some responsibility to keep it alive. But making Quebec a country I find ridiculous. There's a lot of people I know who think that and I feel like they only have tunnel vision.

@@JJMcCullough I guess that a lot of French-Canadians outside of Quebec suffered from "British policies" even after 1867 then.

Depends, Canada had some post-1867 moments that were pretty bad. Like in the 1890's then Manitoba banned French and restricted French schools and 1912 regulation 17 in Ontario that shut down French public schools... It was "more" of a British policy yes... But (the dominion of) Canada was not entirely innocent of that either. Sources: www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/manitoba-schools-question#:~:text=Manitoba%20Legislation%20on%20Schools%2C1890%20to%201916,-The%20Manitoba%20schools&text=In%20March%201890%2C%20the%20same,An%20Act%20respecting%20Public%20Schools. news.ontario.ca/en/release/35963/ontario-apologizes-for-1912-law-on-french-in-schools

Maybe typically left coast Canadian...certainly doesn’t resemble anyone I know

@@adamranger6447 I agree, he definitely does not know how cross check properly.

Same I was at 10 minutes in earlier

a very mild way of describing what actually happened

I feel the same way. Thank you, J.J.

I’m from Massachusetts who’s in a long distance relationship with a girl in Ontario. Four years strong. If they could make it easier for us to get together that would be fantastic. I wish you and your partner the best!

Let's just say that it is a lot harder to enter the US than it is to come to Canada, pandemic notwithstanding.

Hey another Pennsylvanian cool

I'm not sure why you're having so much trouble. My spouse was able to get permanent residence in Canada 6-8 months after our marriage. It's not that hard just keep records of your relationship and pay an immigration lawyer 4-5k to do your paperwork.

My wife (Québecoise) and I traded visits for 6.5 years before marrying in Canada. Immigration was easy, because we kept good records for the paperwork, and never gave CBP or CBSA the idea that either of us would violate the terms of visitor status. Join an online cross-border couple forum to learn what to do and what not to do. Customs and Immigration in both countries are reasonable, but they get excited if you say or do things that make them doubt you are just visiting.

native support is ridiculous but French canada should be strengthened

as a Ukrainian it's also sad. My family lost their land from the Russians. One member was put ion Auschiwitz. They prayed to be conquered by Hitler it was so bad. Of course since I'm white )the colour of my skin) I carry the moral guilt for the indigenous people. We give free school, houses, no tax, preferential job placements, .... We're criminals in Canada it seems. I don't get anything back from Russia.... Since the 1990s the school scandal has never stopped.

@@MicahMicahel you aren't guilty your ancestors were. This whole line of thought is wrong. The sins of the father are not the sins of his children.

@@MicahMicahel look I don't blame White people for what happened, it was a while ago it doesn't pertain to the last couple generations. Of course the effects of what happened are still very much prevalent and like I said, my family was killed. I can't forget that. But it was because they were weak and unable to defend themselves that they were conquered/defeated. You feel guilty for being white? Is that it? That's quite selfish honestly you didn't even have anything to do with it. Feeling guilt/regret over something isn't gonna do you any good just be stronger and learn.

Why didn't your family stop them before they took the land

@@cop-killer- because dimwit using bows and arrows against European live ammunition rounds in guns isn't very effective.

French was never required unless you had a position in the governement ( which makes sense because you cant represent people if you cant communicate with them ), but its more of a symbolic thing imo. It's just a show of "power" to be like "hey, Quebec is Quebec and were different, thats it". They just wrote down what was already in between the lines.

tbh i’m from quebec and i wouldn’t really care. i can use english when i’m in the rest of canada and if we have the right as a province to only use french then the other provinces should have the right to only use english.

As long as trudeau is around, the rest of Canada will continue to be forced to incorporate French into everything. In fact he will push for even more if he thinks it will make Quebec happy and get him more votes.

@@yutiros5174 meme chose, le canada na jamais été bilingue cetais juste une mesure de pierre trudeau pour calmer les franciphones au quebec et en acadie, je veu que le quebec sois francophone apres si en alberta persone aprle francais je men fou pas mal.

It is really more symbolic than anything. This is like Quebec saying : we speak French and the Federal government being like : we agree about that.

Good. The less likely they are to become like America🙂 we don’t need more countries like America

@@dariann1661 let's make the world more like America 😈

It depends where you go in Europe. In some places like Normandy they still remember with gratitude the American servicemen who sacrificed their lives for the Liberty of France. You will see a lot of American flags there.

@Dan2314 Wonderluck i am hispanic, and USA is for us, like other hispanic country. Because many hispanic artist live in USA, for examplo i folow an influecer gamer who speak spanish and live in USA. thats why, maybe we view USA like a very close country. Is very common have a friend who traveled to US. I guess there are propaganda against USA, specilly from RT (Russia) Telesur (Venezuela and Iran). And in some countries like Mexico, the people could be more likely of this propaganda, but in the South (Colombia, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brasil) these countries love too much USA.

Its similar to Anti-English sentiment we have here in Scotland. It's so weird but very clearly because the English are just so much more dominant over us and we've never liked that.

Lmao

I miss his AI plays videos

@@TheApsodist we all do...

He is from California

I was pretty sure this was fake, but here's my like.

it could be one to nine... such a big deal. where do you live you know what its like in cape breton? might as well be britagne france

Until recently, most of the Caribbean had the same international +1 code as well. It's called the North American Numbering Plan, look it up it's interesting

I think all or most British Commonwealth countries drive on left side of road with Canada likely being the only exception.

Canada copied the us. That’s why they’re that “similar”. No offense to our neighbors, but they copied the u.s. They did. Differences are in language tone and or dialect and accent.

He is Jewish, and will always be loyal to his own ethnos first. You can look back in his videos, when he took the trip to Israel that is a program available to all non-israeli jews. It is a free trip offered to all jews, which he took, and in those videos he did slip in some support for Zionist imperialism

@@DarkOfTheMist umm, firstly OP was commenting on how when JJ referenced his video on left wing nationalism he didn't make the normal joke of saying "Oh, in my award winning video, so and so", not actually commenting on JJ's stance on nationalism. Secondly, while I'm no Zionist or Palestine-basher, your words are a little on the nose with the anti-semitism there bud.

@Daniel Doucet implying that he "will always be loyal to his own ethnos first" just because he is jewish in the very first sentence is rich (i dont even acc know if jj is jewish)

@@aotoda486 haha I get it haha, "a little oh the nose" haha 😅

is JJ even jewish

And for Canada all the top tv shows are mainly from the US

@White Kings88 Alberta isn’t real Canada

@White Kings88 Its understandable Alberta is more similar to the US than Quebec. A lot of québécois prefers France than the rest of Canada.

@White Kings88 No we like France but it's still a foreign country. We would prefer be independent than join France.

@White Kings88 And yes the unfamous Toronto elite. One thing uniting french and english canadians across the country is our hate of Toronto lmao.

We covered that extensively in Northwestern Ontario too.

BC here, we spent a lot of time on the red river rebellion

we learn about that alot in quebec too

Underrated

How did u get that letter

@@knockhello2604 Icelandic keyboard

specially if you live in thoses borders towns

Given all the shit that's happened in AmeriKKKa, you should be ashamed.

LOL! "AmeriKKKa" is still better off than whatever shit hole YOU live in.

@@justintang2294lol you must have a nice life

@@volneypowlis8527 The only people who would have "nice" lives in AmeriKKKa are the ultra rich and white supremacists.

Lots of people said the same about Biden winning before 2020. How's that going?

@@Oglokoog literally what conservative would want to move to Canada because of Biden? I have never heard of something so absurd. Trudeau is significantly more authoritarian and left wing than Biden or Trump could have ever been. The left kept saying the same "well move to Canada if Trump wins!" nonsense though

I tried, but then I checked UBC international undergrad tuition. 42k CAD for a BS.

good they didnt move. THIS IS CANADA!

Remember before the USA 2020 presidential election some people said they would move to Hungary if Biden won. He won but they didn't move. LOL!

dankjewel!

Ah, they'll always have Amsterdam ...

I’m Dutch through my parents but born in Canada. Looking forward to visiting my family in The Netherlands! I love Canada too. Very relaxed here where I live.

We love the Dutch here too. Cheers Dutchies from a canuck

Are you still need nutmeg?

I think it's just because country borders are often very arbitrary things. There's no real rhyme or reason why one place is a country and another thing isn't. China is a gigantic country, and then St. Lucia is also a country. The United States is a country defined by its diversity, Pakistan is a country defined by its "purity." There's no consistency here.

Always two there are: master and apprentice

Argentina and Uruguay

Legault is an idiot if he thinks English Quebecers are on board with this. It is idiocy

@@marklittle8805 I agree. I like Quebec for the best of what it is, not for the way it/they abuse(s) me.

Trudeau just paved the way for Quebec independence and lack of any integration into Canada. This is horrible.

Why do you think this

The fact that Quebec wants to be a sovereign nation just goes to show how much Canada has failed in many ways.

it was not about living together in the same country, it was about integration, quebec has never feel integrated in the Canada, we disagree with everything, Canada wants to look like USA while quebec wants to look like Quebec, with a lot more similarity with europe, Canada have mangage to keep the US out(kinda) because Quebec is in(kinda)

Thank you! Where are you from?

Moving out of Qc is also on my to-do list once I qualify for early retirement. I have a sister and nephew now living in Calgary, it won't make sense to stay in Qc for my elder days.

I am also Canadian. I was taught that « about » was supposed to rhyme with « shout » not « shoot »!

Ive never heard it said like it, it's almost like he's faking it for the "oh Canadians are So quirky uWu"

@@Gameplayery That could be the reason. To get more views. Who knows? 😳

@@richardgratton7557 That would be quite impressive considering he's been doing this basically his entire online career, seems like a lot of extra work for barely any payoff

Hahaha yup

If it's a genocide then how come there are more natives in Canada today then there were when the first Europeans arrived? And their numbers are on the ascendant. If Canada engaged in a genocide of its natives then country obviously did a very bad job of it. In fact out of all the demographic groups in Canada only the white demographic is declining and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future until its number declines to a point where it is less than what the natives are today. That is assuming Canada still exists as a country at that point. And when we reach that point will we call that a genocide or no?

I'd love to see him use his page to host more in depth talks on Indigenous issues in Canada from Indigenous people. The key is not just discussing it from a non-Indig perspective, as it's said "nothing about us without us"

@@AhPook55 When you find the mass graves of children in Residential Schools, then, yeah, it's a friggin' genocide. When youth suicide rates in Reservations are several times higher than the average, then yeah, that's a problem.