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HAHAHAH CANADA DOESN'T WANT TO BE PART OF THE ASS CLOWN CARNIVAL OF AMERICA

How does part of one nation become part of a another, different nation?  Is it just some paperwork?

Buttered Toast said: 

How does part of one nation become part of a another, different nation?  Is it just some paperwork?

 You can look it up if you want because I'm just going off the top of my head, quoting half remembered sources from the last 6 months or thereabouts.

First, a majority of Albertans have to want to separate. So referendum time.

Next, a majority of Canadians have to agree to let them separate. So another referendum. IF they even get their majority of Albertans. (Frankly, I doubt they have a majority.)

Then they have to decide how much land they get to take with them. The Natives won't give them much, if any. Of course, the people who want to separate are all rich assholes anyway, so maybe the natives will let them BUY some of their land. 😋 Not sure who owns what land in Alberta. At one point, Alberta was mostly Crown land. But we're not British anymore. At any rate, if they're serious, I'm sure they could sort it out in about 20 years.

If they want to become a US state, they can apply for statehood, but that is also a long and demeaning process, where the people applying wait in limbo for over a decade, without being allowed to vote in US elections.

Frankly, I think the Albertans just pull this separation nonsense when they want to put pressure on the Federal government about something. When we tell them to go ahead and apply for US ctizenship as individuals, and we're not stopping you, they get all pissy about it. 😆

If it were up to me, I would set aside a little parcel of land about 40 km deep, just at the Montana border, with the eastern border at Saskatchewan, and the northern border well South of the TransCanada highway. The western border would be decided by First Nations communities. I'm guessing that fewer than 10 000 people nationwide actually want this, so I'm certain that they could all have a nice large homestead on a piece of land this size.

Once we have a tally of how many are going, from Alberta and the rest of the country, we charge them all a leaving fee of say... $50 000 or so. That gets them each a piece of land where they can park their RVs or whatever.

And that's all they can take with them. What they already own. They'll have to figure out how to set up their own infrastructure, policing, and governance. And we put in a clause stating that they have to stfu for at least 40 years because the rest of us are sick of their whining.

I hope they take Peter Pecker and Danielle tRumper humper with them. They can be the President and Co-President of Dumbfuckistan. 😋

And for the 8000th time, COVID drove Canada into the ground. Smh.

Maninist said: 

Part of me doesn't WANT TO believe the Canadian federal election was fair. We even saw a parabolic spike at the end of it, the Media called it "a sudden surge".

Yeah it sucks to lose, just own it... It'll hurt less in the long run

Congratulations to canada for signing its own death warrant 

 

combustion engines are to be outlawed.

Cars older than 25 years old will no longer be street legal soon. There goes the classics and childhood dream cars.

Wonderful, hope you choke on your clean air sir 

Carney openly stated higher prices will grant Canada the tax money in exchange for the carbon tax. Which is worse. Farmers and food delivery will be carbon taxed, and that will increase the cost of groceries for your broke asses. 

 Now what about the 1% contributing their share like in the good old days, when US had 45% tax on the top 1% 

also you could walk to the grocery store for once? lift yo fat ass up dog 

 

More Indians will take over in a world where scamming in encouraged.

You'll fit in? (just kidding, indians are very racist towards black people too)

of course more crime. Grand Theft Auto. Home invasions. The wealthy will leave Canada.

Yes Canadians are leaving Canada.

But you ain't? 

400 billion will be spent in the next 4 years. Liberals always spend spend spend.

If Canada continues on this trajectory we'll be a nation of agriculture where Canadians will need to hunt and fish and plant gardens and defend their crops.

Canada will turn into a vast  trailer park wasteland. 

You'll fit in? (just kidding, trailer parks are for white people) 

You're pretty much right, Zena, from what I can see...

Claude 3.7 said:

For a Canadian province/territory to join the United States, the process would typically involve:

Provincial/territorial initiative - The process would likely begin with significant public support in the province, potentially expressed through a referendum.

Canadian constitutional process - Canada would need to approve the separation. The Clarity Act (following Quebec's secession attempts) established that:
- A clear majority on a clear question is needed for secession
- Negotiations with the federal government would be required
- Constitutional amendments would be necessary

U.S. admission process - The U.S. would need to:

- Have Congress pass an enabling act authorizing the territory to draft a state constitution
- Approve the constitution and formally admit the new state (requiring approval from both houses of Congress and the President)

Claude 3.7 also said:

A conservative time estimate for a Canadian province/territory to join the United States would be approximately 10-15 years at minimum, assuming all parties are motivated and the process encounters no major obstacles.

Breaking this down:

1. Initial political movement and referendum: 2-3 years
- Building political support
- Organizing a referendum
- Achieving clear majority support

2. Canadian constitutional process: 3-5 years
- Federal-provincial negotiations
- Constitutional amendments (requiring approval from Parliament and most provinces)
- Potential legal challenges reaching the Supreme Court of Canada

3. U.S. admission process: 3-5 years
- Congressional deliberations
- Creation of enabling legislation
- State constitution drafting
- Final approval process

4. Implementation and transition: 2-3 years
- Administrative integration
- Legal harmonization
- Currency transition
- Citizenship adjustments

This estimate assumes relatively favorable conditions. Realistically, such a major territorial change would likely face significant political opposition, constitutional challenges, and international complications that could extend the timeline considerably. Some comparable territorial changes in history have taken decades to fully implement.

Zena said: 

And for the 8000th time, COVID drove Canada into the ground. Smh.

 Keep telling yourself that. 

A lot has happened from the time Trudeau took office in 2015. He always said the budget would balance itself but did it ?

It wasn't the pandemic that caused Canada's fall from grace before that massive dip from the Pandemic. 

When you give a fast pass to 3rd world refugees you start to turn your own nation into a 3rd world economy. The Liberals ( like the Democrats who are liberal themselves ) will always hike prices and taxes as a way to pay for their mismanagement of the country.

Canadian youth are basically 2nd class citizens in their own country. It's not that the Indian on student VISA's are 1st class either, it's just there are so many of them, the odds of a Canadian scoring a job in parts of Canada has diminished. 

99.999% Indian

Another job opening scene dominated by Indians

Even Indian people say, Indians will fuck up Canada, and some opted to return to India.

Today it seems like every Tim Hortons has Indian employees even in Management positions, some of them with very poor English.

Maybe Trudeau wanted to give them a fastpass for wearing blackface with a turban. Canada has refugees living in hotels paid for with tax dollars. There are houses packed with 20 or so Indians living in them. All refugees are groomed to vote Liberal.

As I'm writing this the CAD is at $0.72 paired with the USD. At first I was delighted to see we're up 2 cents but actually the USD fell down a little. And that is interesting since the US and China aren't trading right now.  

Xadem said: 

Maninist said: 

Part of me doesn't WANT TO believe the Canadian federal election was fair. We even saw a parabolic spike at the end of it, the Media called it "a sudden surge".

Yeah it sucks to lose, just own it... It'll hurt less in the long run

Nah man, both sides claim it's rigged, and both are probably right. 

It's more about who's the better rigger. 

Congratulations to canada for signing its own death warrant 

Republican Pope too, from the US. 

Shit's about to get weird. 

Carney openly stated higher prices will grant Canada the tax money in exchange for the carbon tax. Which is worse. Farmers and food delivery will be carbon taxed, and that will increase the cost of groceries for your broke asses. 

 Now what about the 1% contributing their share like in the good old days, when US had 45% tax on the top 1% 

also you could walk to the grocery store for once? lift yo fat ass up dog 

Lol I'm sorry did this dude just complain about the carbon tax? 

Next he'll say there's no overpopulation problem (oh wait he said that one already). 

More Indians will take over in a world where scamming in encouraged.

You'll fit in? (just kidding, indians are very racist towards black people too)

Dude's not looking at what made them take up that sort of culture in the first place, they're a symptom. 

That being said, interesting to see how Dex is influencing his posts. 

of course more crime. Grand Theft Auto. Home invasions. The wealthy will leave Canada.

Yes Canadians are leaving Canada.

But you ain't? 

Odd, I'd heard Canadians were going to double down on local goods. 

400 billion will be spent in the next 4 years. Liberals always spend spend spend.

If Canada continues on this trajectory we'll be a nation of agriculture where Canadians will need to hunt and fish and plant gardens and defend their crops.

Canada will turn into a vast  trailer park wasteland. 

You'll fit in? (just kidding, trailer parks are for white people)