You better keep that a secret 😂😂😂

@@hershey5790 she’s loving life…i dont want to tell her that she’s actually living in America. I just say “North America” when referring to our location lol.

@@augustusx82 That's a good cover because only Canadians use the term "North America".

Even in 2023 life in Canada may get better as time passes. The maple leaf will leave on forever especially with people of Africa descent.😊

No, bad advice!!! Do NOT go talk to ANY Mohawk if you don’t want to end up with your head cracked open. Especially is you’re white…

I'm a New yorker but not from the city lol. But it's cool that you had a great time here. I've been to Canada 3 times and plan on going again later on this year. I love how clean lots of Canadian cities are compared to here. ✌ ❤

We got alot less issues tho

@@cameronharrington354 that’s not an excuse to be oblivious to the issues in your country.

Michigan and Wisconsin can be honorary provinces😂In fact, all the great lakes states have very similar cultures to us across the ponds.

I grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba and when I visited Minneapolis, Minnesota a couple years ago, the cities were honestly very similar. I really think that a lot of the states that border Canada are very Canadian to me. Its all love to you, from Canada!

As a Canadian who visited Michigan a few times , I like Michigan, met polite,warm caring people there, God bless Michigan!

Nah, they don’t like you

Thank You. I'm half Canadian half Polish.. Born to Canadian Father and Polish Mother who is now Canadian too, but never forgot that she came to this country at some point in Her Life.

nah at the end of the day, canadians lack the most self-awareness. even the ones who are lower income.

Sorry to break it down to you dude but if you can’t make it in Canada, you won’t make it anywhere on this planet. And that’s coming from an immigrant who lives and Canada…

@@hershey5790 I’m an immigrant who lives in Canada who is well off, I don’t get your point, how does my existence invalidate the existence of countless others who are struggling to make ends meet. Is your standard for Canada so low, you’re basically saying “the status quo is trash, but it doesn’t matter let’s not acknowledge it or do anything about it because everywhere else is trash too”; genuinely pathetic mindset.

He says it both ways , his apologies for being articulate.

I doubt he's went to school going up in toronto, everyone from Southern Ontario claims toronto because it's more likely an American will know where that is.

Omg I never noticed that until now! I said Toronto out loud and it came out as Toron-o 😂

Very true about how we Canadians pronounce Toronto (no 2nd t). 👏

Ive lived in the city my whole life and the Canada they talk about is still there. I don't look like em at all but whenever I visit towns up north I'm greeted with such warmth. Our city is the problem for sure.

Her point was yall act like yall are better than us when you're literally the Same just less notable

I heard New Yorkers aren't as cold and standoffish as the ones in such cities like Seattle.

Majority of Canadians have an extremely negative view of America and it's citizens. So many videos on this subject matter.

​@Brian B I know...that's why I look at all the Canadians here in the USA as enemy invaders.

@@socomxx yeah. If you read the globe for second it gets the point across. Sort of a holier-than-thou attitude among the older folks unfortunately.

canadians do have an extreme lack of self-awareness though. they think america’s the worst country on earth and their country is devoid of problems. what she said was 100% true. anybody’s that’s been to canada can tell you as much.

@@Winkle-Dinklenah it’s not just older folks, it’s canadians in general. go to canada and you’ll see it.

probably because of your shy/introvert demeanour. Americans are always smiley & upbeat

@@hollybarton1992Smiley??? Really??? 😂😂😂

probably because you seemed knowledgeable about other cultures, Americans aren't

Everybody has an accent. Everybody has a culture. We just tend to notice the differences from our own.

​@cameronharrington354 what do you know about say Pakistan? Afghanistan or Uganda? I would bet not much. Cause those are obscure countries to you. So why would America

Speaking of a lack of self awareness, the last school was kept open for many years at the behest of the natives living there because they wanted an education for their children. Bleeding heart liberal hopping on the bandwagon but knowing very little. My family is native and hates professional victims and complainers.

That's more specifically a Toronto/east coast thing. I've been a leafs fan my whole life so I've always said it without the second t myself though.

It is free. Canadian Health care is free. Yes you pay for it through high taxes, but all, if not most countries pay taxes as well and have to pay their health service separate. In Canada you will not be turned away if you are illegal or landed. It is a Social System. The US will never go Social because it is a Capitalist money making system, unfortunately.

The quality of care seems excellent (training healthcare professional in Canada now) but the time from referral to care by a specialist is shockingly delayed.

But you’re not American and you’ll never be American? This video is about Canadians and Americans.

She actually nailed it. But nobody expects Canadians to get it - certainly not the typical isolated, insular type never lived anywhere else - precisely the type that walks around saying about themselves how "nice" they are. Like you ever met a nice person walking around obsessively saying that about themselves. Lack of self-awareness, that's exactly it.

​@Marko Delvi oops somebody is mad 😂

​@@MarkoDelvi I really don't know what Canada you live in, but where I've lived, Canadians don't really go around calling themselves "nice" as individuals. To quote you: "like you ever met a [Canadian] walking around obsessively saying that about themselves." It's generally couched as a commentary comparing Canadians to Americans, or maybe Brits, on a population level. Clearly every nation has assholes. In fact, every individual has the potential to be one.

@@MarkoDelvi Canadians as "nice" is what others say about us, not what we say about ourselves for Pete's sake! We are aware that we have problems just like every other country in the world. There are nice Canadians and there are shitty Canadians. I'll go a step further, there are nice Americans and there are shitty Americans except that anyone who thinks Mr. Trump is a decent man has serious morality problems.

​@@chriss1686 Id buy you a beer if I could

Her Point was yall act lie yall are better than us when you're identical just less notable and share many of the same issues

@@Fuego_gringo254 None of that is even remorse true….just another BS assumption

Americans pay high taxes through their teeth. And still have to pay mandatory Healthcare every month. And if you do not pay the Healthcare and get sick, you will be billed hundreds of thousands of dollars and loose your house. And if you do not pay your taxes - a small house tax can be as much as $10,000 a year. Don't pay it? Don't pay income tax ? Uncle Sam or Mr. IRS will nail you in prison.

Huh?

Exactly right. I have seen the bashing comments on other sites. Very hypocritical.

What? My experience is the exact opposite. Most Canadians know more about American politics than our own. I for one love our Americam brothers and sisters. Even the Californians, bless their hearts. 😂

@@AgxntAqua possible because they are damn nosey and not watching what crap is happening into their own country- like ch1na taking over them.

Then why have Canadians paid reparations to indigenous Canadians and yet Americans have barely recognized their own first people?

Americans who lack self-awareness think so.

Translation: We’re not gun enthusiasts…

It’s actually the US who is self aware. The US is more open with its problems. It’s probably one of the reasons why you Canucks obsess over us so much while hiding your own problems from the world.

@@anonymoususer8895 Lol, yeah we don't have a racial problem, and we don't lock up a huge minority of our population. We also don't treat people like criminals for smoking a plant.

Lol, no, no we do not. Can't remember the last time e we had a mass school shooting or mass murder? Man yanks really make me laugh.

If it helps you sleep at night, sure, whatever……

Her statement is about how Canadians culturally view themselves as superior to Americans

@@TenOfTwenty we dont though… we view our country as better because it objectively is safer and more equal but we generally don’t view ourselves as better humans (except a small minority) A lot of Canadians make jokes about America just like you guys make jokes about us

​@@piggletimpact Please forgive me as I am about to air grievances. This is not towards you as a person but towards you and your countrymen as Canadians. Anti-Americanism is baked into your culture. There are a couple of videos online about this very topic. There are videos of random Canadians being asked their opinions on Americans and most of the answers are negative. Meanwhile my countrymen love Canadians and Canada. A lot of them don't know a thing about you but still love you. As for me, its funny. My maternal grandmother came to the United States from Ontario . According to her, her second cousin is Bobby Orr. I have heard her complain about this country for more than 20 years, despite living here since the early 70s. For the record, my after mentioned grandmother is the only part of my family that isn't a descendant of Calabrian immigrants. Canadians should be proud of their country for it has done great things, but this constant one-upmanship with my country is pathetic. Americans don't consider being an American as not being Canadian. Then why is part of being Canadian not being an American. Even your response to me was a comparison between Canada and the United States. When I say I'm proud to be an American, not once will I mention Canada. I am proud to be an American for many reasons, the technological advances Americans have made, our armed forces fighting for a better world, our mixed culture that allows people of talent and ambition to come to our country and our attitude that you can make something of yourself in this country. No country is perfect and that includes my own but I do believe its the most important country on Earth right now. Bretton Woods changed how the world works and still Americans are talked negatively on. We give more foreign aid and donate the most to charity out of all the developed nations. We have given the most to Ukraine and there is no country that comes close. We were told not to be the world police but once Ukraine was invaded people said we weren't doing enough to support a non ally and criticized for stepping back from global politics. You Canadians, and western Europeans look down on Americans, for being backwards, not providing enough social services, for not being safe enough or equal enough. But when the wolves are at your gates, who are you going to rely on? The Canadian military has a 3 day supply of ammo. Do most wars finish in 3 days? To answer the prior questions, you will rely on the American taxpayers and the American infantrymen to spend our tax dollars and spill their life's blood in defense of your country. Russia is on the warpath and China will probably join them soon. We have begged our NATO allies to get their military spending to 2% of GDP, and it took Russia invading Ukraine to get some but not all of European NATO to pump their military spending. Canada, with its new budget, doesn't even get to the required percentage. Canada, as an ally, has consistently undermined the US in the most recent years. Did the United States ever invite and applaud a member of the Waffen SS to Congress? Did the United States ever leak it's own signal intelligence intentionally? The funny thing is, we gave you information about the Indian assassination network and Trudeau decided to make a public spectacle about it while there will still backroom negotiations ongoing. India's position hardened and it made it so much more difficult to deal with. We gave you that intelligence and you decided to go off the reservation with it. What about the NSICOP report? Fun fact, that info was given to the CSIS by the Five Eyes, or more specially, US signal intelligence. This info was known for almost a year and just this month was anything done and not much at that. You guys are snakes and I could go on for probably another 5-7 paragraphs about Canada's repeated failures and shortcomings as a friend and ally of my country and to its own people. I'll limit it to two more. My people love your people and yet its not reciprocated. You constantly compare yourselves to the US but there is no comparison. Maybe you guys should cut yourselves off of American tech, including KZfaq. Get rid of your Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Cisco, Google, Oracle, Salesforce, Alphabet and Intuit software and hardware. Airplanes, the internet, most of todays OS's, nuclear power and the fact that most wars today are NOT fought over resources are all a result of Americans. Maybe you guys should stop benefiting off it and start developing new tech. To sum this up, Canada's childish attitude towards the United States is GROSSLY unfounded. I can go into the fact that your standard of living is not that great at the moment, or the weird Canadian view that Americans should pay attention to them when the only time they matter GEO-POLTICALLY is when they screw up, or that a lot of famous Canadian media involves a tyrannical USA impeding on Canadian rights or sovereignty. No Americans care about Canada enough to even think about it, let alone invade it. This is all the delusion conspiracies of Canadians that think the US is actively trying to influence your "culture". Stop with your utterly pathetic mix of a superiority and inferiority combine and start thinking about what being a Canadian actually means without thinking about my nation.

@@TenOfTwenty you claim that you and your fellow Americans love Canada and Canadians only to call us snakes and leaches in the same comment then proceed to not only insult me personally but my people and my nation… that is a disgraceful insult from what most of us including myself consider our brothers to the south. You also claim that Canadian superiority is baked into our culture which is a highly hypocritical statement coming from an American which is known to have the same damn issue We compare ourselves to you because we are comparable! We are geographical neighbours with simpler culture (both positive and negative) and many shared citizens The fact you think we should stop using so called “American advancement” because your butthurt is immature and just plain stupid. If we play that game than you can stop wearing a parka in the winter or using alkaline batteries or kerosine I guess pacemakers are not an option anymore or insulin no more basketball either Do you not see how stupid that is? This is how toddlers fight and should not be how we think of each other especially as such closely related nations To be honest it seems you already had a negative option about us Canadians and you were just looking for someone to attack and all I have to say to you is Get off your high horse and realize half the shit Canadians say about Americans are fucking jokes

@@TenOfTwenty your military has done good and will continue to do good but it’s also full of war criminals and terrorists that murder civilians but I guess that doesn’t fit your narrative…

True

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You’re kinda proving her point. Canadians are pretty much some of the most nationally insecure people I’ve ever met. Many pretty much have the mentality that Canada has little to no problem and if you discuss any with them they will instantly pivot to either a tu quoque (if your American) or red herring (if you’re not American) of “But America has ____ problem!” Another thing they will do is that they will often ignore issues such as them being almost completely geopolitically dependent on ten USA (and to a lesser degree Britain), their serious need of a robust bill of rights protecting things like freedom of speech, their lack of knowledge of (or minimization to flat out denial of) the simply horrific things done to the native populations in Canada by Canadians, and some serious trade and economic issues such as how each Canadian territory trades more with America then they do with each other. Essentially many Canadians seem to act like an insecure younger sibling who resents his older more successful brother, and tries to have a holier art then thou attitude, all the while secretly knowing that said older brother is also the only reason he is relevant and protected. While I’m not saying this is true of all Canadians by a long shot I’d say that this completely unfounded mix arrogance, insecurity and resentment runs deep in many.

​@thedukeofchutney468 I'm from Canada, and I can agree. It is pretty messed up here, but the country as a whole tends to push all its problems to the side.

@@thedukeofchutney468 Ponder this for awhile and then get back to us: Since the 1830s, the British authorities, and later the Canadian government, had set up reserves to settle the Indigenous Peoples and remove them from areas the newcomers desired to settle or develop. The reserves were small, unproductive land tracts where the Indigenous Peoples were forced to live by the act.

Uh no? Canadians are North Americans. As in, their continent is North America.

@@anonymoususer8895 there are people from Canada and people from the United States. Both are from North America. Then there are Central Americans and South Americans. ALL are technically Americans.

@@lisad4013 No. South Americans are just… South Americans. That’s the continent. South America. Which is bordered to the north by the continent of North America.

@@anonymoususer8895 lol ok 👌

@@lisad4013 Hey glad you agree!

You need to drink a German lager. Forget them 2

Exactly. And when the migrants reach there, they will work 24/7 forever just to make ends meet. That prime Minister should be FIRED!!

@VincentVideos99-zb8ob This isn't a choice. Canada is in North America, America is a continent not a country. All countries in the Americas are Americans just as countries in Europe are European, Asian countries are Asian, African countries are African. What's so difficult to understand about this? Literally the same concept in every continent

@VincentVideos99-zb8ob What's the name of the continent?

We're North american. Although similar, we still have fundamentally important differences that should be recognized.

@mufasa2009 lol, no we aren't Americans you halfwit. We live in North America. That doesn't make us Americans you m0r0n. I'm Canadian not a fucking yank.

Yeah same misery

Who hurt you?

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