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I'm wondering what everyone else thinks is in our future as Canadians?

Do we think Trump is going to be stupid enough to try to invade Canada or redraw border lines?

Will the trade war continue for years or will Trump wuss out like last time?

We we continue to buy US products after they've now screwed us a second time?

I know I'm in the camp that whatever happens, I'm planning on completely excluding the USA from my life as much as possible.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 10 hours ago (1 children)

As an American living in Seattle area. Please invade Washington, so we can succeed it to you and join your fight. The new way of doing things here is to lie things into existence so we have a good shot at a non violent succession. All we have to say is Vancouver North and South are actually part of the same territory and use a sharpie to circle them on a map. Worth a shot at least. Assuming you would have us that is, please take us!

[–] [email protected] 1 points 10 hours ago

I’d be for that; I have family living between Metro Vancouver and Vancouver South (North Vancouver is a separate city and South Vancouver is a suburb of Vancouver) on both sides of the current border.

Although realistically, we need to replace British Columbia with Cascadia and absorb the entire Columbia River basin, so there are no future fights over water rights or management.

Red River valley has some similar issues further east; not sure which way the border should move there; most Canadians along that border already shop in the US.