• @slaacaa@lemmy.world
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    Absolutely unhinged. Nobody would have believed this “tweet” even 1 year ago, and now this is the new normal

    • @MissJinx@lemmy.world
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      I mean if he was unhinged but was making your lifes better I would understand but the guy doesn’t even care and it’s making your lifes worst. I’m I crazy to think that american are crazy to vote for him, or is he making your lifes better in any way?

      Not a critic, just really want to understand

      • @Revan343@lemmy.ca
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        He is making the lives of women and minorities worse; that’s what Republicans voted for

  • TooManyFoods
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    11111 days ago

    It’s like he’s campaigning for the liberals. Almost no one in Canada wants to hear this and I bet they will vote against whatever they see as aligned with this.

  • @thefartographer@lemm.ee
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    It’s like a truck carrying punctuation got into an accident with a train carrying words. This is so hard to read.

    • @OutlierBlue@lemmy.ca
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      5011 days ago

      Poilievre alrady said he wants to align more with Trump’s America. He’ll absolutely sell us out.

  • Man, the dumbest thing about this nonsense is repeating that Canada will only be one state. It’s already broken into provinces, dickhead, at least make a better offer than two senators.

    • @Sludgeyy@lemmy.world
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      #1 Ontario being the population of Pennsylvania

      #9 New foundland being the population of Wyoming

      #10 Prince Edward Island only has 150k, could lump in 150k from northern territories

      20 senators for 40m, 5.0E-7 senators per person

      200 senators for 340m, 5.88E-7 senators per person

      It seems pretty fair

      • @Landless2029@lemmy.world
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        I’d love to have the Canadian conservatives in the USA. It would hopefully calm down the magat zombies we have in office.

        • @Tiger666@lemmy.ca
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          What? They eat horse paste just like the ones down south. We have maple maga here that fly confederate flags et al. All that would do is increase their numbers, not make them less fascist.

  • @MonkderVierte@lemmy.ml
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    What is it with Trump and always “being subsidized by us” and “take away from us” while the US has trillions of debt in other countries? 300 billions to my home country alone, which doesn’t even compare to some other countries.

    • Alaknár
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      He doesn’t understand what “trade deficit” means.

      • @RaccoonBall@lemm.ee
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        810 days ago

        He trusts that his followers don’t, anyway. Based on some arguments I’ve seen online, he’s right about that.

        • Alaknár
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          710 days ago

          I mean, he always calls trade deficit a “subsidy”, and has since 2016. I honestly don’t think he understand what that concept means, he’s not that subtle with manipulation.

    • @AtomicPinecone@lemmy.ca
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      He is incapable of understanding mutual trade and cooperation. To him every human interaction must have a winner and a loser. So if Canada is benefiting from trade with the US in his mind it must be at America’s expense. It’s a disturbingly simple view of trade and cooperation, and one that makes actual good faith discourse with the US near impossible.

    • @ThraawnSolo@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      59 days ago

      Because Trump is a troll. He doesn’t give a shit if what he says or does is correct. Trying to make sense of the schmuck gives me a headache.

    • ℍ𝕂-𝟞𝟝
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      110 days ago

      Am I correct in the assessment that his recent antics are because being a nazi no longermakes him special?

    • @db2@lemmy.world
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      I’m still trying to figure out how everything in the last 15ish years isn’t. Why do we have to be in the dumbest timeline.

      • @blargle@sh.itjust.works
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        311 days ago

        This is actually one of the most interesting and entertaining timelines.

        There was only supposed to be enough source data to make it to 2012- and that was originally a very generous buffer, since a fraction of a percent of Earths last more than 10 years after both networked computers and nuclear weapons have been invented in-simulation.

        So, the operators decided not to pull the plug and just let this one run its course.

        As it extrapolates history farther and farther outside of the initial parameters, the simulator is cannibalizing itself with feedback and undergoing model collapse.

  • /home/pineapplelover
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    Hypothetically, if canada becomes a state, would they flip our house of representatives blue? I guess more likely they’ll become like puerto rico or guam or something.

      • zqps
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        But I thought we were pretending to care about states, not individual voters.

    • @AtomicPinecone@lemmy.ca
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      I guess more likely they’ll become like puerto rico or guam or something.

      This is what you need to keep foremost in your mind. There is no conceivable reality in which the US conquers (yes conquers, they can call it annexation all they want but at the end of the day Trump wants a conquest to his name) Canada and gives any semblance of voting or personal rights to Canadians. Hell, even if Canada was somehow persuaded into voluntarily joining the US, this regime would never, ever honour any kind of arrangement that gave Canadians a fair deal. They are fascist bullies, as close to actual evil as we’ve seen in North America in a very long time, and they have no interest in any sort of fair bargain.