Do you consider Canada to be an independent nation?
No. Not at all. They are like child
I like Canada.
>>58883417
me too.
>>58883417
me too.
>>58883417
Lol same
>>58883376
Hello I am here for the hourly shitposting thread.
>>58883417
me too.
I'm just glad Canada is picking up the shitposting slack when it comes to being worse than Australia so we don't have to
>>58883417
Same.
>>58883417
Thanks Ameribro, your country is good too, don't know why so many of us dislike our good neighbour.
At least they got rid of their cuckstamp
Canada has the most nazi-like immigration requirements I've ever seen, I can't believe these are allowed to exist in 2016.
>>58883376
>says Chinkstralia
>>58883813
>accept 25 000 syrians
>nazi-like immigration requirements
Go back to your sewer in Rio, Eduardo
>>58883813
not Nazi
you just have to be a billionaire doctor
Harper tried to turn the country into a Plutocracy with all regular Canadians as serfs
>>58883813
unless you are muslim
>>58883376
what are you implying
>>58883851
>Only 25000
Wow it's like it's not even 2016 you fucking nazis
Canada sucks and this better be the last thread about them
>>58883417
same here. canada > australia
>>58883376
Leaf canada alone you bully
>>58883925
cyka blyat
>>58883893
you're essentially a vassal state that sends the bulk of its goods to its good and benevolent master
>>58883376
>>58886418
I don't understand. The implication here is that Canada exports a lot to the United States and that's a bad thing? Isn't a positive trade balance generally seen as something to work towards? Aren't Canadian exports to the U.S. therefore a positive for Canada, both politically and (obviously) economically?
I guess the precise statistic being pointed out is that the *bulk* of Canada's exports abroad are to the U.S., and that's a valid concern to have, that Canada is too focused on trade with one specific other country. My province, Saskatchewan, the fifth most populous of Canada's ten provinces, exports more to other countries besides the U.S., per capita, than any other province. Somewhere very near 100% of Ontario and Alberta's exports are to the U.S. Only British Columbia even comes close to Saskatchewan for trans-continental exports.
Coincidentally, Saskatchewan and British Columbia are also the only two provinces that have had right of centre provincial governments for any length of time recently. The Liberals and NDP are in bed with the Democrats: Trudeau's campaign staff formerly worked to elect Barrack Obama, and most of the NDP's union backers are tied in with unions south of the border. The leader of the Green Party, Elizabeth May, is literally an American citizen, born in Connecticut. The previous Liberal leader before Trudeau had lived in the U.S. for twenty years before running for Prime Minister and moved back to the U.S. again after losing to Harper. If Canada wants to expand its trade bases, it needs to elect the right people for the job.
tl;dr Canada is so closely tied together with the United States because of the personal interests of left-wing politicians.
>>58883417
Hey! i like Canada too!
>>58883417
Me too
>>58883417
Me too
>>58883417
Canada is nice country
>>58883417
canada a good
annexation when?
>>58883446
>>58883473
>>58883491
are you me?
>>58883376
I see no problem in the chart. USA is Canada's closest trade partner and it is only practical that most exports will go there
Canada is a big country.
>>58887582
For you ;)
>tfw no burger bf
Thanks for reminding me, I had forgotten about Canada again.
>>58887555
Being so dependant on one trading partner is a bad thing. Diverse economies are much stronger
>>58883713
We're your only neighbor
>>58883376
and what is supposed to be funny on that statistic shown on the picture? It's kinda logical that they trade mostly with the USA, it's the only country not half a globe away from them.
>>58886676
Good post
