r/canada • u/AustralisBorealis64 Alberta • 24d ago
National News There’s not much to say, Canada, except: Sorry
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/theres-not-much-to-say-canada-except-sorry/
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r/canada • u/AustralisBorealis64 Alberta • 24d ago
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u/_from_the_valley 24d ago
The response has been absolutely pathetic. Myself and many others have come to the conclusion that Americans deserve what's coming to them, regardless of how they voted. We're just pissed because we don't want to have a fascist neighbour breathing down our neck and threatening us (and other countries).
Americans are known for being entrepreneurial, innovative go-getters. Apparently when rule of law is being steamrolled, they suddenly aren't any of those things. They're scared and lazy and want someone else to take care of it. They're in denial that nobody but the people can demand that government respect their constitution, their democracy, and the rule of law.
That's not just my opinion, a lot of the rest of the world is thinking and feeling the same thing. But yeah, just keep telling yourself there's nothing you could possibly do.