Don't forget recognizing the Crown as head of State Canada is a member of 57 common wealth countries, an attack on it would be the same as on Britain or of the any of those other nations and would require all of them come together to defend.
@@RomeGod177 The USA has invaded Canada multiple times. It didn't turn out very well. Afterall, 'Murcans don't exactly have a successful track record as invaders. Ask any Vietnamese, Afghan, Somali, Lebanese, Iraqi, North Korean, Canadian, Philippino...
@@RomeGod177 in what context exactly? Today, US isn’t picking fights next door anymore, especially with globalist perspectives and how much the US themselves have painted Canada as peaceful, there’d be poor rallying for a peaceful enemy and simply highly unrealistic. Pre-WW2/UN in alternate historical scenarios, well then you’re dealing with a Canada that was ready for Geneva “Suggestion Defiances”. The Geneva Convention has many articles based on WW1 Canadian war crimes.
@@hiddendagger7291 When was that? 😭😭😭 Canadians are roughty-toughty. They haven't lost a war yet. I'm British, by the way, and my country knows a thing or two about war. If man-to-man, regiment-to-regiment... tough folk - such as Afghans or Vietnamese or Somalis - were asked to face Canadians, Aussies, Kiwis or Canucks... they might think twice. Get real. No one's arsed about scrapping wi' Yanks!😉
@@robertcottam8824 Americans are tougher than Brits and Canadians😂😂😂 Canada has been carried in every way they've fought in and the Brits couldn't beat the Americans
@@tesseract2365 That's not true. Both Canada and the U.S are basically a result of French and British colonization of North America around the same time in the early 1600s. But yeah, they're basically sister countries.
@@lechocolat3783 British Canada purchased most of the land that was to become the USA. The Louisiana purchase was during a time when Canada was firmly established but the USA wasn't an idea yet.
It’s awesome Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 has the United States 🇺🇸 by their side. Somehow, if Russia 🇷🇺 wanted to invade Canada 🇨🇦 🍁, the would have support from the United States 🇺🇸
@@qubed8465 also because of America's geography it's hard to invade it also like Canada in the United States it's hard to invade because it's surrounded by Pacific in the Atlantic Ocean
@@macycriesforribs yep Americia just has a little less mointains and is well more livable than Canada which means less hostile. But I would put it as number 2 on best geography
@@Ronin777z "We might not always get along perfectly but when push comes to shove the US will always stand up for its brother" LOL USA tried invading Canada in 1812 and it resulted in Canada going into Washington DC and burning the capital, including the White House, to the ground. USA don't give a crap about Canada, but considering the last time the two countries fought resulted in the US getting their asses beat, they never tried it again.
I disliked the new flag when Lester Pearson first trotted it out, but I have grown to like it. Simple, clear design uncluttered by lions and harps and other European heraldic doodads. Best of all: the French can't hate it. 🇨🇦 If you care about Canadian unity, this should matter to you.
As a resident of BC near quite a few hydro electric dams, I've even toured in them, it's wicked awesome to listen to the roar of the generators big enough to provide that much power, more so when you look up and down the river at the chain of other dams all adding to that, each a behemoth structure in it's own right with some being fairly new and others over 100 years old but modernized enough to keep rocking on The clean air we have thanks to a zero need for coal or oil powerplants is just a bonus
Nope. USA is the only reason. Yes, we are great warriors. Both of them. Is the tank working today? Trudy would rather spend the tax dollars buying votes than supporting our military or vets. Embarrassing
@TommoBoiYo Most Canadians are, don't let shit on the internet convince you otherwise. We only like to make fun of you guys because we're so alike. We still find a lot of your culture weird as fuck though lol
@TommoBoiYounfortunately, their social policies do actually affect us. Because of how big news networks tends to work, Canadians hear a lot about American policies. Some political parties in Canada (*cough* Conservative *cough*) are trying to adopt negative policies that America has made. Canada used to be one of the safest places to be 2SLGBT, but not anymore. The conservative party has made one of their running promises to remove the rights of trans people that have been in place in Canada for a few years already, all because of the American anti-trans bills being passed. You must not keep up with Canadian news and policies if you think that social issues in the states don't affect Canada
@@SappyDuder As a Canadian I agree with you. Treadeau needs to go immediately. That sh!t stain is the reason why Toronto isn't beautiful anymore. Ever since he has been here, there has been homeless people living near the precious CN Tower, in bus shuttles etc. Treadeau pretends that homelessness doesn't exist in his country. And instead of helping the homeless, he donates billions of dollars for Ukraine and Isreal. Treadeau justs wants to be like America. There is one thing I didn't agree with. I believe Treadeau has made Canada MORE safe for SLGTBQ people.
Also that nice person happens to be a literal psychopath as two world wars, Korea one trip to somalia and the list of fucked up shit JTF2 has done show
@@kaosuri Hmmm. I could be wrong and - given my admiration for Canadian soldiers in both world wars I WANT to be wrong - but I don’t think that there were any Canadian formations on the Western Front in December ‘14. All Brit regulars and territorials at that stage. I don’t think your wonderful fighting men - and the superb Lahore Division - arrived until February’15. Best wishes. Happy to be wrong though. You certainly arrived three and a half years before the Yanks, though.
@@ayaanbasu9804 I agree let's not forget something 2 centuries ago when Canada was protected by one of the worlds superpowers at the time and the US was a absolute shell of it's current self
As a Canadian it is all about geography. It’s completely impossible that’s why our military is so small. That being said our Navy and Airforce should be 3 to 4 times the size it is now but that’s a pipe dream. The US would loose it if someone touched us. Only because they don’t want unfriendliness on their border. That’s it.
Maybe from a presidents or generals point of view, but as an American I know if Canada was somehow invaded the us would rush to it’s aid in an instant mainly because the vast majority of Americans love Canada and wouldn’t let anyone fw our hat
Hmmm. If the 'big guy' analogy refers to the USA, then maybe it's time to remind you that the Canadians are a bit harder than the 'big guy'. The USA mainly loses wars. Canada doesn't. Best wishes
@@robertcottam8824 you also need to take into consideration how many wars. It’s like saying the little kid is stronger because he never failed to carry 10 pounds and he only did it once. But the strongman has failed deadlifts, benches, squats dozens of times that are hundreds of pounds.
@@Blight225 I take your point. But Canada has consistently carried WAY more than it's fair share in its own defence - and others. And that includes two world wars, for ALL of 'em. I can only speak as I find, of course. But Canadian soldiers have a MASSIVE reputation for valour and endurance among friend and foe. My grandad and great-uncles served with Canadians - and Anzacs too - in the first war. (Six out of eight great-uncles were killed, by the way, and grandad was at sea with The Grand Fleet). But Uncle Maurice LOVED the Canadians. He fought with 'em at Paschendaele in 1917. Maurice lost a leg there - whilst earning an MC - but never lost his utter respect for Canadian soldiers. When he told me, as a kid, that I should 'visit the Princess Patricia's' at The Menin Gate, I did. I've also visited sacred, Newfoundland ground at Beaumont-Hamel... Of course, I've paid my respects to glorious, American dead in The Argonne, too. But there's (baldly-put) not very many of 'em. More to follow...
@@Blight225 Compared with the sheer scale of sacrifice, of the Canadians in WW1, the USA's sacrifice was very small, sad to say. And then when you visit Verdun, or Chemin Des Dames and witness the sacrifice of the French... Well there you are... I hope you've noticed that I haven't mentioned the sacrifice made by my own countrymen... That's not for me to say....
@@Blight225 Second war? Dad was in from the start; 1939. Joined the RAF rather than his university straight after his 18th birthday... Lost an eye within six months. Good because I wouldn't be here, otherwise. Spent the years 40-43 'training other folk to die' as he put it, sadly and modestly. He 'trained the trainers', essentially because the war lacked folk who'd had experience of aerial combat who were still alive by late 1940. So he trained 'posh' English blokes, Aussies, Kiwis, Czechs, Poles, Americans, Canadians (both Anglo and French)... Whom did dad rate the most highly? ALL OF THEM is the short answer... Quotes, in double speech marks, are extracts from dad's correspondence, which I still cherish. In rough order, from memory 1) New Zealanders because "they were the toughest, most skilful and disciplined (think All Blacks rugby team)." 2) Australians - because "they were the most independently-minded but, once missions were explained, they just 'got on with it did it, buried their dead and marched" 3) Canadians. "More disciplined than the Aussies, but possessed less 'flair'" but "extraordinarily 'fine body of men who simply wouldn't give up" 4) 'Czechs and Poles were just "lunatics' so we just had to let them get on with it. Loads of flair and élan. They just wanted to kill Germans." He had a relatively low opinion of 'posh' Brits and Americans, I'm afraid..."Thought they knew everything"... "Misplaced confidence"...."A lot of them died because they didn't seem to value their ears." Of course, dad went off to fight the Japs in mid '43 before your guys arrived in big numbers. But his opinions of Empire Troops were similarly forthright... He ADORED Gurkhas, Rajputs, Sikhs and Pathans... In fact, Pathans were his ultimate favourites...
Indeed that is Canada's long-term strategy, anything of ours that the USA wants we will sell them b/c there's no way we could win a fight over it. It will be interesting in the next decades to see how this strategy will be applied to water.
@@agilemind6241 I would hope the relation is out of mutual benefit and friendship and not fear. As far as water, as long as we have the mighty Mississippi, we're good... Though the west coast is always thirsty
I think peopl are forgetting the fact that during war canadians are ruthless... alot of the geneva convention was made becuse of canadian soldiers. Not to mention canada has the fastest rate in building an army despite having a really small military the rest of the time. Also that one time the usa tried to take over? ...yeah...
Hm. Two nations with a similar level of military technology, one much smaller and "weaker" but with good defensive terrain. Stronger invades the other aiming for a quick victory, sounds similar to something Putin would like. Wars aren't always so simple.
@@Timathius17 Ukraine has heavy support from the west and is the only reason they're still holding, if the US just blockades Canada from any supplies from the east they can win, Not to mention the US has a shit load better technology then Russia and can actually supply the front
@@robertcottam8824 but darling, Does america border Afghanistan? Is Canada's territory all mountains? Don't act so smart when you have the IQ smaller than a giraffe's nose.
lol the UK would be speaking german if Canada hadn't kept them afloat until the USA got it in gear and joined the war any tough fight the english said hey Canada would you take this one I got something else to do
Not after its independence. It did burn down the White House, but they weren't officially independent by then. There are other countries that have never lost wars, though
Turned it? Buddy, we created it. Ww2 we made the world add to it. You know shits rough when the nazis and japanese go "hey! Please stop.. no please thats against the rules.. FUCK HELP HEL-"
That's not true... We just added a lot of new conventions. It's not a crime... until we make a precedence for it. "Give us back our POWs" Axis Canada: "What POWs? We didn't CAPTURE anyone..."
@@shipsability you must live in a city bud, everyone is nice in the towns…. And most of the assholes are immigrants or raised by dummies. (I love immigrants that work and contribute but some groups of them literally start a new gang every month).
1800s be like: Canada: *has united states next to it and has the most peaceful history* Mexico: *has united states next to it and is gearing up to invade it*
@@Ominous-d9t Hey, the newbie. A lesson in English for your Russian butt: it's "their", not "there". Also, learn a little bit of military History before leaving comments...
@@nathalie_desrosiers First I'm not a newbie, Second I'm not Russain, Third I don't Care If I Got "Their" and "There" mixed up Lastly Canadas military Is weak
@@swap6964 Sorry. Alberta is the Texas of Canada, yes. But I don't see myself as the Florida of Canada. We are way too progressist to be considered like Florida. Florida is very conservative (and just plain weird). We are more like California/Vermont/Maine.
Everyone says that Canada hasn’t lost a war because they were never in any, though they forget that thousands of Canadian soldiers were deployed to places like: Juno beach (D-Day) Vimy ridge I forgor the rest but Canada is very underrated.
Invading anywhere in North America would likely be the invader's final bad decision. It's difficult to act tough when your military was obliterated in 3 days. The US, Canadian and the British Armed Forces would all curb stomp them.
Don't forget that a large portion of things that are war crimes according to the Geneva convention were there because Canadians in the world wars were so ruthless
I mean there is also an actual reason Canada in real wartime is about as terrifying as it gets Several parts of the geneva convention are there because of the shit Canada pulled in the world wars
The war when an invading larger army gets in a knot then gets it's white house burned awks. Giant Royal navy gets sunk by tiny US navy awks. Terrible British attack in the US south awks. Everybody goes back to original positions at end. The unofficial Canadian independence day 🤫
@@TheFixonLand we did not take Canada by force we actually made it and saved them from the USA when the us invaded and tried to take it we said nah fam we won and forced the USA to give up all claims and sign by force a declaration of sovereignty thus Canada was born
@@sephritine5481 bahaha. That’s skewed 😂. Y’all were still property of theBritish Empire in 1812. Y’all did some sucker shot for ya home country while we were fighting other Brits to our south. When ya mention burning the White House, tell the whole story, even what got burned of yours. Then. You still weren’t born yet. You remained a territory of the Crown. And finally ASKED permission not to be the Vrowns bitch in 1982. 1982. 😂😂😂. Tell it with facts if ya got open that cockhole
British troops amd troops from upper cananda wich means candian troops invaded America after our general Issac Brock died, we sacked Washington since then we bin best of freinds
Tickles my funny bone that so many comments are referencing our proximity to the United States as the reason, completely forgetting that it was the United States that tried to invade in 1812. Canadians are polite, until they aren’t. We know what we have and will protect it at any cost.
@@TacSprint US would dominate and hold some territories but it wouldn't come remotely close to winning the war. Plus i don't see US citizens supporting a war with Canada, the government will be toppled before that happens.
Yea to be fair our country wasn’t even 40 year old and fight the British empire witch dominated the world 🌎 lol 😂 but yea you would be defended at any cost not only because your our allie but the security of North America is largely dependent on the USA and Canada because programs like N.O.R.A.D etc and any foot hold into Canada would not only threaten Canadian sovereignty but also American.
The majority of Canadians live in a very small part of Canada, very close to the U.S. border. If a country attacked, America would definitely intervine, which equals no invasion.
@@xxaesthetic._.cocoxx943 Unless the USA's government drastically changes or gets overthrown by a group/government that wants to annex it, they will never invade Canada. India and Canada has a few fuck ups recently but nothing to declare war about. Russia is can't even hold Kiev so their out of the picture. China is only militarily good in its part of the world, they'd get humiliated if they even got close anywhere near Anglo America
@@xxaesthetic._.cocoxx943honestly, pretty sure most country wouldn't dare to attack us if US is on our side, the only one that can attack us is US, and we sell them our oil sooooo its good
Because it’s true! Well, yeah it’s not 100% applicable, but the stereotype comes from people being just curious and friendly when u talk to them. Like when I first moved here, asking directions would lead to a whole conversation, a father walking down the street just casually introduces me to his newborn lol, or “great weather today eh” at bus stops or the loads of good mornings at walks or someone starting a whole conversation waiting in timmies line or people just passing silly jokes when they pass by…it all happened with me
@@albatrose1001 That's interesting, I have experienced the contrary in the 7 years living in a big Canadian town, sort of. People in the street are always rushing to their next destination, probably on their phones. Maybe its the cold, or the language/cultural barriers, I don't know. I experience exactly what you said when I visit Brazil tho.
There's also another factor: Canadians are nice until they're not. If you go to war with them, they become a perfect example of why the Geneva Convention was written. As an American, even though we make fun of them, deep down we're scared of what they're capable of.
as a canadian thank you! so many people forget what we're capable of just because we have friends. but as the saying goes, we're nice until we're not, then youll def be sorry; just fuck around and find out and thats not including our allies
1812 worked out for Canada as evidenced by the burning of Washington and we will do it again if anyone ever interrupts a hockey game whilst invading Toronto.
Another thing is Canadians are scary when they don't say sorry. There are some that own firearms and there are some of us that had to get by with learning how to use makeshift weapons or our own bodies in a fight.
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Question? Why hasn't the US invaded Canada? It wouldn't be that hard too.
Don't forget recognizing the Crown as head of State Canada is a member of 57 common wealth countries, an attack on it would be the same as on Britain or of the any of those other nations and would require all of them come together to defend.
@@canadiancowboy75
On past history, the Canadians wouldn't need help. The USA has invaded six or seven times and got sha* out every time.
@@RomeGod177
The USA has invaded Canada multiple times. It didn't turn out very well.
Afterall, 'Murcans don't exactly have a successful track record as invaders. Ask any Vietnamese, Afghan, Somali, Lebanese, Iraqi, North Korean, Canadian, Philippino...
@@RomeGod177 in what context exactly? Today, US isn’t picking fights next door anymore, especially with globalist perspectives and how much the US themselves have painted Canada as peaceful, there’d be poor rallying for a peaceful enemy and simply highly unrealistic. Pre-WW2/UN in alternate historical scenarios, well then you’re dealing with a Canada that was ready for Geneva “Suggestion Defiances”. The Geneva Convention has many articles based on WW1 Canadian war crimes.
Bro attacking Canada is like kicking a son of MMA fighter, whose whole family is masters in martial arts
Confirmed
Canadians are very hard.
Ask the Germans, Americans...
@@robertcottam8824 lol doesn't matter if it weren't for USA Canada would've been in very tough situation
@@hiddendagger7291
When was that? 😭😭😭
Canadians are roughty-toughty.
They haven't lost a war yet.
I'm British, by the way, and my country knows a thing or two about war.
If man-to-man, regiment-to-regiment... tough folk - such as Afghans or Vietnamese or Somalis - were asked to face Canadians, Aussies, Kiwis or Canucks... they might think twice.
Get real. No one's arsed about scrapping wi' Yanks!😉
@@robertcottam8824 Americans are tougher than Brits and Canadians😂😂😂 Canada has been carried in every way they've fought in and the Brits couldn't beat the Americans
The United States is sitting right here.. thats it.
Ikr, all he had to do was say America is Canada's neighbor and then just end the video lol. Nothing else matters at all.
didn't usa tired to invade Canada and absolutely lost💀
@@seldomseenn the white House looking crispy, also you guys only survived because Napoleon was being a dick
@@jefferson5772 canda tried the same thing and lost which resulted in a draw
@@seldomseenn New Orleans was a Battle fought after a peace treaty was signed. No Canadians on the British side of the battle
Other nation: *threatens Canada*
U.S.A.: Don't touch my hat
Why doesn’t this have any comemnts yet?!
@@MaquoIdk
Witch hat
I cackled and now the walls are staring at me
I think we make a pretty good hat
United states and United Kingdom: Dont fuck with our boy
Canada existed as an entity before the USA. So Americans are more like Canadians brother or cousin.
@@tesseract2365 That's not true. Both Canada and the U.S are basically a result of French and British colonization of North America around the same time in the early 1600s. But yeah, they're basically sister countries.
@@lechocolat3783 British Canada purchased most of the land that was to become the USA. The Louisiana purchase was during a time when Canada was firmly established but the USA wasn't an idea yet.
@@tesseract2365 Louisiana purchase was made by Thomas Jefferson as the President of the United States in 1804. Wdym the U.S wasn’t an idea yet?
I don’t care about any of this just please protect me
Even if the USA disliked Canada it would step in to save it because they wouldn’t want a strong foreign military presence at their borders
It’s awesome Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 has the United States 🇺🇸 by their side. Somehow, if Russia 🇷🇺 wanted to invade Canada 🇨🇦 🍁, the would have support from the United States 🇺🇸
@@patrickisebola6390 why woud russia invade canada
@@thewhitedeath3642 idk,maybe to have control of the arctic
@@patrickisebola6390 i think that would be a bit unlikely unless Russia took control of Scandinavia, Iceland, and the UK which is very unlikely
@@thewhitedeath3642 syrup
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Invades Canada
Canada: “Don’t make me add to the Geneva Convention.”
This might be one of the best comments 😂
You mean suggestions?
It's the Geneva wishlist... and everyone knows we are more than willing to add to the list lol
The Canadian flag is a maple leaf the color of blood, I think that's meant to scare off potential invaders.
As a Canadian I know exactly what you mean by this comment most others won’t but that’s what the list is for
*Somebody pushes Canada*
America: *Plays Fortunate Son*
Russia: *running as fast as he can*
@@twinslife1563ferev NATO: is running towards Russias face while United States is running towards Russia's back
Canada has the beta geography in the world because the only east way in is through America
@@qubed8465 also because of America's geography it's hard to invade it also like Canada in the United States it's hard to invade because it's surrounded by Pacific in the Atlantic Ocean
@@macycriesforribs yep Americia just has a little less mointains and is well more livable than Canada which means less hostile. But I would put it as number 2 on best geography
anybody: *hits canada*
USA: “And I took that personally.”
"You have chosen... Death."
We might not always get along perfectly but when push comes to shove the US will always stand up for its brother
@@Ronin777z "We might not always get along perfectly but when push comes to shove the US will always stand up for its brother"
LOL USA tried invading Canada in 1812 and it resulted in Canada going into Washington DC and burning the capital, including the White House, to the ground.
USA don't give a crap about Canada, but considering the last time the two countries fought resulted in the US getting their asses beat, they never tried it again.
Only USA can invade Canada
Also... The geese are crazy.
lol
Cobra Chickens
And we won that war aswell. Sorry about your white house.
"Where you're going is the only place where the geese chase you."
-Jeff Goldblum
Meese
It's probably because Canada is so innocuous that any aggressor state has forgotten its there.
Not nice lmao we chose to think it’s not there
@@noah766 rich coming from an american
@KillThrottle absolutely not 😂 not in money, neither in culture nor in anything else
Canadians are war criminals lol
@@laars2233 the US is pretty rich in culture dunno about the other stuff though, richest country albeit high poverty rate.
Nobody’s talking about how he absolutely butchered Canada’s flag
Ik
SRSLY
IKR
BRO
I disliked the new flag when Lester Pearson first trotted it out, but I have grown to like it. Simple, clear design uncluttered by lions and harps and other European heraldic doodads. Best of all: the French can't hate it. 🇨🇦 If you care about Canadian unity, this should matter to you.
UK: Don't touch my son
USA: He's still my brother
Australia: My Little Sister is below me
New zealand: I am lonely down here 😔
France: Hello, Brother.
UK: -
Denmark: And i took that personally
Fun fact: Canada makes so much electricity it gives some to the USA
Thank you❤
As a resident of BC near quite a few hydro electric dams, I've even toured in them, it's wicked awesome to listen to the roar of the generators big enough to provide that much power, more so when you look up and down the river at the chain of other dams all adding to that, each a behemoth structure in it's own right with some being fairly new and others over 100 years old but modernized enough to keep rocking on
The clean air we have thanks to a zero need for coal or oil powerplants is just a bonus
🇺🇸🤝🇨🇦
thanks for the electricity mate 🫶🏽
Shocking news.
Get it?
Canada: gets invaded
America: hippity hoppity get off my friend’s property
EDIT holy shit 511 likes damn guys
@@JJnSFarmswe still have pretty good military in Canada, although I admit USA’s military is more stronger!
"my ass has an itch, wrong decision bit-"
@@missmeklio I agree
@@missmeklioSame
@missmeklio Anyone who touches our maple syrup makers, get liberated from their government
If anyone tries to invade Canada, they'll be reminded why we were the most feared soldiers in both World Wars.
Ikr!!!
I don’t get why a lot of people forget that Canadians were feared among Nazis.
That and it would really piss off the gun nuts in the south. Lmfao
@Metriacanthosaurus_official the first ww they went a little easier in the second not by much though.lol
Remember:
it's only a war crime the second time
Nope. USA is the only reason. Yes, we are great warriors. Both of them. Is the tank working today?
Trudy would rather spend the tax dollars buying votes than supporting our military or vets. Embarrassing
USA: Did you say Oil?
Oh yeah it’s actually all up North and there’s no easy way to get there so nobody really cares
Yeah. But these people we buy it from
They would even risk invading Canada for oil
@@toadcoma3114 waste of time to invade your neighbor that you're buddies with and buy the stuff from anyway
Say less 😂
As a Canadian the beaver and the bald eagle are best buddies
It’s more or less brothers at this point
@TommoBoiYo Most Canadians are, don't let shit on the internet convince you otherwise. We only like to make fun of you guys because we're so alike.
We still find a lot of your culture weird as fuck though lol
@TommoBoiYounfortunately, their social policies do actually affect us. Because of how big news networks tends to work, Canadians hear a lot about American policies. Some political parties in Canada (*cough* Conservative *cough*) are trying to adopt negative policies that America has made. Canada used to be one of the safest places to be 2SLGBT, but not anymore. The conservative party has made one of their running promises to remove the rights of trans people that have been in place in Canada for a few years already, all because of the American anti-trans bills being passed.
You must not keep up with Canadian news and policies if you think that social issues in the states don't affect Canada
And the beaver has teeth that can easily tear through the bald eagles throat, but it chooses not to do so because it just doesn't feel like it.
@@SappyDuder As a Canadian I agree with you. Treadeau needs to go immediately. That sh!t stain is the reason why Toronto isn't beautiful anymore. Ever since he has been here, there has been homeless people living near the precious CN Tower, in bus shuttles etc. Treadeau pretends that homelessness doesn't exist in his country. And instead of helping the homeless, he donates billions of dollars for Ukraine and Isreal. Treadeau justs wants to be like America. There is one thing I didn't agree with. I believe Treadeau has made Canada MORE safe for SLGTBQ people.
Pov you invade Canada : War crime mod active
It ain’t a war crime the first time ;)
@@Shsy7573it ain't a war crime if you do it before it becomes ones😂
War crimes is just the balance patch to nerf canada
Not Geneva Conventions but more so Geneva Suggestions .. . lol we just use it as a checklist really .. lol
It aint a war crime if you had fun ;))
In short: Canadians are one of the nicest people ever and if you F with them your entire army will perish
Also that nice person happens to be a literal psychopath as two world wars, Korea one trip to somalia and the list of fucked up shit JTF2 has done show
ABSOLUTLY
reminds me of the christmas truce in WW1 where canada didn't want the truce and still killed those around 🗿
@@kaosuri
Hmmm. I could be wrong and - given my admiration for Canadian soldiers in both world wars I WANT to be wrong - but I don’t think that there were any Canadian formations on the Western Front in December ‘14.
All Brit regulars and territorials at that stage. I don’t think your wonderful fighting men - and the superb Lahore Division - arrived until February’15.
Best wishes.
Happy to be wrong though. You certainly arrived three and a half years before the Yanks, though.
@@robertcottam8824we joined a couple years after
And lets not forget the USA is their neighbor.
Let's also not forget they tried to invade Canada and got Lost too.
@@ayaanbasu9804 let’s not forget that one time 2 centuries ago that nobody cares about it’s really important
@@ayaanbasu9804 I agree let's not forget something 2 centuries ago when Canada was protected by one of the worlds superpowers at the time and the US was a absolute shell of it's current self
@@ayaanbasu9804 invading a country is very difficult, especially countries like canada and the us. neither would be able to invade the other
@ok7913 Still losed against in afganistan and Vietnam. I ain't saying Us is Weak But it ain't Perfect.
Canada: *gets invaded*
America: Don't touch my hat.
UK: Oh no! My boy!
Germany: Trust me bro. You're gonna regret that.
Canada: *pulls out Geneva Suggestion list*
Suggestion list is an accurate description
As a Canadian it is all about geography. It’s completely impossible that’s why our military is so small. That being said our Navy and Airforce should be 3 to 4 times the size it is now but that’s a pipe dream. The US would loose it if someone touched us. Only because they don’t want unfriendliness on their border. That’s it.
Our Navy consists of two Quebecois dudes in a Coleman canoe with a bow and arrow.
And they share one paddle.
@@davestewart1656 and a few beavers getting wood for a couple guys from alberta on a fishing boat to light on fire and toss at the enemy
Maybe from a presidents or generals point of view, but as an American I know if Canada was somehow invaded the us would rush to it’s aid in an instant mainly because the vast majority of Americans love Canada and wouldn’t let anyone fw our hat
Our airforce is literally geese
...also because we love canadians and we don’t want to see them harmed?
Short answer from a Canadian:
We’ve made so many allies that even if someone tried we’d just ask for help and we’d get it.
Wouldn't even need them big brother to the south would unleash hell upon anyone stupid enough to try 😂😂😂
Canada also is not a stranger to committing war crimes
@@HEYLETZPLAYZyeah we don't talk about ww1
@@HEYLETZPLAYZ no no, not warcrimes, thery weren't crimes yet. No stranger to _making_ warcrimes
@@wdf_skar People keep saying Canadians are nice. Canadians aren't nice. We're polite. Just ask the Geneva Suggestions List.
Because invading Canada is like trying to hit a little kid in front of his 6’10 370 pound dad who carries a gun and is a strongman.
Hmmm. If the 'big guy' analogy refers to the USA, then maybe it's time to remind you that the Canadians are a bit harder than the 'big guy'.
The USA mainly loses wars. Canada doesn't.
Best wishes
@@robertcottam8824 you also need to take into consideration how many wars.
It’s like saying the little kid is stronger because he never failed to carry 10 pounds and he only did it once.
But the strongman has failed deadlifts, benches, squats dozens of times that are hundreds of pounds.
@@Blight225
I take your point.
But Canada has consistently carried WAY more than it's fair share in its own defence - and others. And that includes two world wars, for ALL of 'em.
I can only speak as I find, of course. But Canadian soldiers have a MASSIVE reputation for valour and endurance among friend and foe.
My grandad and great-uncles served with Canadians - and Anzacs too - in the first war. (Six out of eight great-uncles were killed, by the way, and grandad was at sea with The Grand Fleet). But Uncle Maurice LOVED the Canadians. He fought with 'em at Paschendaele in 1917. Maurice lost a leg there - whilst earning an MC - but never lost his utter respect for Canadian soldiers. When he told me, as a kid, that I should 'visit the Princess Patricia's' at The Menin Gate, I did.
I've also visited sacred, Newfoundland ground at Beaumont-Hamel...
Of course, I've paid my respects to glorious, American dead in The Argonne, too. But there's (baldly-put) not very many of 'em.
More to follow...
@@Blight225
Compared with the sheer scale of sacrifice, of the Canadians in WW1, the USA's sacrifice was very small, sad to say.
And then when you visit Verdun, or Chemin Des Dames and witness the sacrifice of the French...
Well there you are... I hope you've noticed that I haven't mentioned the sacrifice made by my own countrymen... That's not for me to say....
@@Blight225
Second war? Dad was in from the start; 1939. Joined the RAF rather than his university straight after his 18th birthday...
Lost an eye within six months. Good because I wouldn't be here, otherwise.
Spent the years 40-43 'training other folk to die' as he put it, sadly and modestly. He 'trained the trainers', essentially because the war lacked folk who'd had experience of aerial combat who were still alive by late 1940.
So he trained 'posh' English blokes, Aussies, Kiwis, Czechs, Poles, Americans, Canadians (both Anglo and French)...
Whom did dad rate the most highly? ALL OF THEM is the short answer... Quotes, in double speech marks, are extracts from dad's correspondence, which I still cherish.
In rough order, from memory
1) New Zealanders because "they were the toughest, most skilful and disciplined (think All Blacks rugby team)."
2) Australians - because "they were the most independently-minded but, once missions were explained, they just 'got on with it did it, buried their dead and marched"
3) Canadians. "More disciplined than the Aussies, but possessed less 'flair'" but "extraordinarily 'fine body of men who simply wouldn't give up"
4) 'Czechs and Poles were just "lunatics' so we just had to let them get on with it. Loads of flair and élan. They just wanted to kill Germans."
He had a relatively low opinion of 'posh' Brits and Americans, I'm afraid..."Thought they knew everything"... "Misplaced confidence"...."A lot of them died because they didn't seem to value their ears."
Of course, dad went off to fight the Japs in mid '43 before your guys arrived in big numbers. But his opinions of Empire Troops were similarly forthright... He ADORED Gurkhas, Rajputs, Sikhs and Pathans... In fact, Pathans were his ultimate favourites...
America has no reason to invade Canada, everything they have is open for business to us Americans. Sure we argue, but what siblings don't.
It's a big brother little brother relationship, even if we argue we will have eachothers back if shit hits the fan lol
Also last time the US invaded Canada it failed disastrously.
Also, most of Canada is a frozen wasteland.
Indeed that is Canada's long-term strategy, anything of ours that the USA wants we will sell them b/c there's no way we could win a fight over it. It will be interesting in the next decades to see how this strategy will be applied to water.
@@agilemind6241 I would hope the relation is out of mutual benefit and friendship and not fear.
As far as water, as long as we have the mighty Mississippi, we're good... Though the west coast is always thirsty
USA: Did you say oil?
Canada: Yea
USA: Can I buy some?
Canada: Of course!
USA: Friends!
Not even Canada, really just Alberta and Northern bc
As a Canadian, I can confirm that our pet eagle from the south protects us
And west too cus of alaska
The beaver loves the eagle
Pet ?
@Binh Ha yes.
@@Loppoz56 it's a joke but yeah pretty much
Europe: So you guys are friends?
USA:Yes
Canada:Yes
Europe:why?
Canada:because... convenience
Actually it's because our hockey players are all sleeper agents just waiting to be activated.
So we don’t burn your White House again😎😎
USA: "Are you serious? Have you ever tasted their hard ciders? Their maple syrup? Their poutine? Their *hospitality?"*
Not friends but .. sometime we talk to those stupid. People in that shit hole south of canada border
@@Bannanaaan So we don't massacre you in New Orleans, cope commie
I think peopl are forgetting the fact that during war canadians are ruthless... alot of the geneva convention was made becuse of canadian soldiers.
Not to mention canada has the fastest rate in building an army despite having a really small military the rest of the time.
Also that one time the usa tried to take over? ...yeah...
Someone
Tries to invade canada
America: "I'll see you in Hell"
I have to say, your username and pfp are a very interesting combination
@@princeimrahil6557 there are a perfect combo as user doesn't support LGBTQ😂
@@rabbidcrazy787 massive W
@@angadsingh1497-edits im gay
@@Nadine_Martinez Thanks.
Thanks to our neighbour uncle Sam 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 The US will not sit idly if Canada is invaded.
We definitely will not :)
Hell honestly canada in war mode itself is a scary thing. think we would be like " Hold on US, let us have a go first before stepping in. "
If anyone tries to invade Canada i think Canada might have to pull out the Geneva Checklist
Pretty much the only nation who could invade and overwhelm it quickly is on friendly terms with Canada
Hm. Two nations with a similar level of military technology, one much smaller and "weaker" but with good defensive terrain. Stronger invades the other aiming for a quick victory, sounds similar to something Putin would like. Wars aren't always so simple.
@@Timathius17 Ukraine has heavy support from the west and is the only reason they're still holding, if the US just blockades Canada from any supplies from the east they can win, Not to mention the US has a shit load better technology then Russia and can actually supply the front
@@Whopper83
But darling, if 'Murca is so capable, why does it always lose wars?
I mean - everytime...
@@robertcottam8824 but darling, Does america border Afghanistan? Is Canada's territory all mountains? Don't act so smart when you have the IQ smaller than a giraffe's nose.
@@robertcottam8824 times are completely different now. The US is fsr stronger then they were back then,always bringing up the past lol
Canada will never be invaded because they got their big brother and their father to protect them
🇺🇸🤝🇨🇦🤝🇬🇧
lol the UK would be speaking german if Canada hadn't kept them afloat until the USA got it in gear and joined the war any tough fight the english said hey Canada would you take this one I got something else to do
@@framergod69 yeah and? That was back then times have changed some countries grew stronger, and others grew weaker
One thing is certain. Never say never.
@@stargazer-elite yea and canada has not grown weaker at all
Person: Invades Canada
Canada: Oh no-
America: You are about to die-
Canada: Holdon I got this.
*Enter_Warcrimes_Here*
Canada is the only country that never lost a war.
they fought with america no? coalition forces fought together and pretty much lost a lot
@@KhalidAbdAlrahman1pretty sure the Canadians burnt down the white house
@@jondabon6522 it wasn’t canadiens it was the British
@@Lightgreen57 I mean it was called the dominion of Canada….
Not after its independence. It did burn down the White House, but they weren't officially independent by then. There are other countries that have never lost wars, though
Bro the Fire Emblem soundtrack 💀 Canada bout to be invaded by a big ass purple dragon
The demon king wants Canadá
Marth:Why I am in Canada
then bout to be be saved by a big ass freedom eagle
Roy, stop spreading anti-black speech in Canada, you're going to make Canada look racist
Thought i was the only one😂😂😂😂
Any nation: *invades Canada*
USA: canada, last chance you’ll get to use your war criminal experience
there's also the fact that the geneva convention is essentially a geneva checklist. Canadian wartime motto: it ain't a war crime the first time
We will always help canada😊
without allies
no ships
and no countryhuman gay ass cringe
i love USA
Thank you my American friend 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
💯
Yessir 🇨🇦🇺🇸
He forgot to mention what Canadians did in 1915.....
They turned the geneva convention into a checklist
Turned it? Buddy, we created it. Ww2 we made the world add to it.
You know shits rough when the nazis and japanese go "hey! Please stop.. no please thats against the rules.. FUCK HELP HEL-"
That's not true... We just added a lot of new conventions. It's not a crime... until we make a precedence for it.
"Give us back our POWs" Axis
Canada: "What POWs? We didn't CAPTURE anyone..."
I mean, it's not a war crime the first time
Oh yea the canned goods incident lol I wanna try that actually
“Apart from the citizens being extremely friendly” that literally has nothing to do with it it’s just geography 💀
It’s also untrue.
@@AntoniusDace1278 i live in canada and i couldn't agree more. we're just like the united states, that's really it.. not gonna lie, we're overrated.
@@shipsability The stereotype comes from Newfoundland.
During peactime yes, we are usually friendly but during WARTIME... Well just ask the Dead WW1 Germans that fought us.
@@shipsability you must live in a city bud, everyone is nice in the towns…. And most of the assholes are immigrants or raised by dummies. (I love immigrants that work and contribute but some groups of them literally start a new gang every month).
1800s be like:
Canada: *has united states next to it and has the most peaceful history*
Mexico: *has united states next to it and is gearing up to invade it*
In 1812 the USA did invade Canada though. it certainly wasn't a peaceful history then
The US and Mexico have had three wars; Mexico started all three of them.
actually, canada in the 1800s wasn't overly peaceful and was constantly preparing for a war with the USA
@@gamexsimmonds3581the British not Canada
@@Kingtroll94British history that took place in Canada is Canadian history
Canadians During WW1: “…”
Is Canada ruled by a blue haired lord? Or why is Fire Emblem music playing?
Facts Canada is ruled by a blue haired lord sjw. The music is fitting
Yeah, I'm not sure either
Gotta admit, actually cool
Lol I heard it aswell I was thinking the same thing
might as well be with trudeau
Canadians have two modes, and all of em do, there’s the friend mode and then there’s YOUCUT DOWN MY FAVOURITE F******G TREE
Yes
Canadians are really friendly but dont mistake kindness for weakness they have one tough military that are not to be messed with ❤🇬🇧
There military is weak
@@Ominous-d9t Hey, the newbie. A lesson in English for your Russian butt: it's "their", not "there".
Also, learn a little bit of military History before leaving comments...
@@nathalie_desrosiers First I'm not a newbie, Second I'm not Russain, Third I don't Care If I Got "Their" and "There" mixed up
Lastly Canadas military Is weak
Don't underestimate the Power of Maple syrup.
Canada alone makes up like 60% of the worlds maple syrup 🤣
@@camzclipz3883 71% of the world maple syrup and tbh its more like quebec does because quebec makes 91% of it
@@Lennyxx 🤓
“Miltary Soldiers Running to capture Canada”
Random Canadian dude: Yo sorry for the hard time trying to capture our country
LOL as a canadian i can confirm we apologize for that
Stop
Sorry but im kicking your a$$ out of canada. . You stupid .. sorry but you are going back to your shit hole country...
@@Leonidasthe2ndas a Canadian i can confir, this reply to this comment is true
US gets attacked
NATO: your still protecting us right
NATO gets attacked
US: YES YES IM COMING CHILL THE F OUT
Kinda accurate
The primary deterrent is Canada containing citizens of Quebec, but also that we have the raid boss of earth right below us.
Agreed. Never piss off the Frenchmen. They will f you up, and burn everything.
Nice
Leo Major being a major deterrent.
Québec is florida of Canada, and that's coming from a Québecois
@@swap6964 Sorry. Alberta is the Texas of Canada, yes. But I don't see myself as the Florida of Canada. We are way too progressist to be considered like Florida. Florida is very conservative (and just plain weird). We are more like California/Vermont/Maine.
Us Canadians and Americans have a brotherly relationship bicker a lot and gets annoyed at each other. But will hold it down for one another.
Fr imma prob move to canada some day with the political state here
@@AniBuggy do not make that mistake Justin Trudeau is a fuckin retard.
Everyone says that Canada hasn’t lost a war because they were never in any, though they forget that thousands of Canadian soldiers were deployed to places like:
Juno beach (D-Day)
Vimy ridge
I forgor the rest but Canada is very underrated.
Invading anywhere in North America would likely be the invader's final bad decision. It's difficult to act tough when your military was obliterated in 3 days. The US, Canadian and the British Armed Forces would all curb stomp them.
And this is why i love being Canadian
As long as we are allies, you are in good hands with us in the USA.
As a very funny comedian Daniel Tosh once said: “Canada has the best wall ever built… America”
Don't forget that a large portion of things that are war crimes according to the Geneva convention were there because Canadians in the world wars were so ruthless
*someone threatens Canada*
Britain "don't touch my son"
Usa "stay tf away from my brother"
Canada "ding dong incendiary bomb"
United States is strongest United States
You don't want to fight a lumber jack hockey player
Canada’s prime defense tactic:
Be the USA’s hat
Hail Canada for letting me get plastered on my 19th birthday.
18 is legal age in Quebec. legal drinking age is only a recommendation in Canada lmao
18 in Alberta, 14 to drive
I mean there is also an actual reason
Canada in real wartime is about as terrifying as it gets
Several parts of the geneva convention are there because of the shit Canada pulled in the world wars
Geneva convention more like Geneva suggestion
Go Canada' from an old 70 year Brit. We're never forgotten you.
Colonial America invaded Canada in 1812 but they kicked out butts 🇨🇦🇺🇸❤️💪
Colonial America?
It was british empire not Canada
@@ethanwinters9391if that's true then no Americans fight in the revolutionary war. It was French and English. See how stupid that sounds?
@@tesseract2365 ok so🥱
The war when an invading larger army gets in a knot then gets it's white house burned awks. Giant Royal navy gets sunk by tiny US navy awks. Terrible British attack in the US south awks. Everybody goes back to original positions at end. The unofficial Canadian independence day 🤫
Someone: attacks canada
Half the entire fucking world: and i took that personally
random country: CANADA, IM COMING FOR YOU!
UK and USA: stop touching my son
Canada wasn’t invaded
The UK:👁👄👁
Canada is literaly a dominion of the ul but has a prime minister and the king of canada is charles
it said "since 1812"
Ohh ok no like I was thinking about the British empire
That’s why🤣🤣
@@TheFixonLand we did not take Canada by force we actually made it and saved them from the USA when the us invaded and tried to take it we said nah fam we won and forced the USA to give up all claims and sign by force a declaration of sovereignty thus Canada was born
@@sephritine5481 bahaha. That’s skewed 😂. Y’all were still property of theBritish Empire in 1812. Y’all did some sucker shot for ya home country while we were fighting other Brits to our south. When ya mention burning the White House, tell the whole story, even what got burned of yours. Then. You still weren’t born yet. You remained a territory of the Crown. And finally ASKED permission not to be the Vrowns bitch in 1982. 1982. 😂😂😂. Tell it with facts if ya got open that cockhole
“Since 1812”
*My grandpa: I remember that year. Those dang British burnt DC*
Canada and Britain burnt do th white house
@@jefferson5772 The British....Canada didn't technically exist as a nation until 1867
British troops amd troops from upper cananda wich means candian troops invaded America after our general Issac Brock died, we sacked Washington since then we bin best of freinds
@@lechocolat3783 *1987
@@lechocolat3783 it was called Canada since the 1600s… are you retarded? Don’t speak on shit ya don’t know sir. Much love.
The real reason is no country would have anything to gain
Canada has a kevlar blanket called the USA.
As an American I love Canada ❤
Thank you to y’all for being nice to my country! I live in Canada. 🇨🇦
Tickles my funny bone that so many comments are referencing our proximity to the United States as the reason, completely forgetting that it was the United States that tried to invade in 1812. Canadians are polite, until they aren’t. We know what we have and will protect it at any cost.
Yeaaaaah that definitely wouldn’t hold up if it happened today. Times are significantly different lol
@@TacSprint US would dominate and hold some territories but it wouldn't come remotely close to winning the war. Plus i don't see US citizens supporting a war with Canada, the government will be toppled before that happens.
Yea to be fair our country wasn’t even 40 year old and fight the British empire witch dominated the world 🌎 lol 😂 but yea you would be defended at any cost not only because your our allie but the security of North America is largely dependent on the USA and Canada because programs like N.O.R.A.D etc and any foot hold into Canada would not only threaten Canadian sovereignty but also American.
Question : why none invade Canada
Answer : Canada is in the middle of nowhere
so i know that everyone is talking about america protecting it, but people forget how crazy canadians get when they are fighting a war
The majority of Canadians live in a very small part of Canada, very close to the U.S. border. If a country attacked, America would definitely intervine, which equals no invasion.
As Alaska would probably say:
I have a failed war criminal to the left, and a successful war criminal to the right
Ahh hlc
I live in Canada. and I know why we haven’t been invaded for a long time. It’s because if we were invaded we would destroy the invaders
Unless it was china india Russia or US
No y’all would not you’re army is dog sh1t the only thing stopping y’all from going into ash is USA
@@xxaesthetic._.cocoxx943 Unless the USA's government drastically changes or gets overthrown by a group/government that wants to annex it, they will never invade Canada. India and Canada has a few fuck ups recently but nothing to declare war about. Russia is can't even hold Kiev so their out of the picture. China is only militarily good in its part of the world, they'd get humiliated if they even got close anywhere near Anglo America
@@xxaesthetic._.cocoxx943honestly, pretty sure most country wouldn't dare to attack us if US is on our side, the only one that can attack us is US, and we sell them our oil sooooo its good
Don’t fuck with the people who are the reason the Geneva Convention exists
Canada: It's only a war crime the first time
As a Canadian, I wonder why people think everybody here is so friendly? That is NOT the case 😂
Because it’s true! Well, yeah it’s not 100% applicable, but the stereotype comes from people being just curious and friendly when u talk to them. Like when I first moved here, asking directions would lead to a whole conversation, a father walking down the street just casually introduces me to his newborn lol, or “great weather today eh” at bus stops or the loads of good mornings at walks or someone starting a whole conversation waiting in timmies line or people just passing silly jokes when they pass by…it all happened with me
@@albatrose1001 That's interesting, I have experienced the contrary in the 7 years living in a big Canadian town, sort of. People in the street are always rushing to their next destination, probably on their phones. Maybe its the cold, or the language/cultural barriers, I don't know. I experience exactly what you said when I visit Brazil tho.
@@PeterOliver-xz6ncmove bro that sounds depressing haha
I've been to Canada very polite
everyone is friendly unless you are a dick first. but hey it's probably you .
I wouldn’t say friendly, and I say this as a former Canadian
former Canadian I don't get it 😏
we are nice to other people just not our own lol
There's also another factor: Canadians are nice until they're not. If you go to war with them, they become a perfect example of why the Geneva Convention was written. As an American, even though we make fun of them, deep down we're scared of what they're capable of.
as a canadian thank you! so many people forget what we're capable of just because we have friends. but as the saying goes, we're nice until we're not, then youll def be sorry; just fuck around and find out and thats not including our allies
Canada also isn't afraid to add things to the Geneva checklist.
Not to mention, the Geneva Convention was a laundry, list of letters for what we did to the Germans
Canadians during war: *I'm not trapped in here with you your trapped in here with me*
There not
@@Ominous-d9t Have you seen the battles they won. They won battles even when their outnumbered
It's also because our military is military of peace, so they try to talk out wars instead of fight for them.
Why no one invades canada: because everytime they go to war they need to update the Geneva convention
Canadians friendly thats a comical stereotype
Canada is only lost if the citizens let it
Yeah it’s lost because Canadas leader is a Dictator
That already happened in 2015 when they elected Justin Trudeau.
@@sexygeek8996 Good luck with that old fart Joe Biden 💀
@@sexygeek8996he will not get elected again, trust me
Oh yah, I got drafted to go stick the enemy up with a hockey stick and force ‘‘em to watch moose TV for hours while eating syrup, Eh?
*Attacks Canada*
Canada: "You made a mistake"
USA: *Pulls out gun*
1812 worked out for Canada as evidenced by the burning of Washington and we will do it again if anyone ever interrupts a hockey game whilst invading Toronto.
U guys think u could take down the US
2 reasons:
1 - United States as a neighbor.
2 - Canada may act a bit goofy in a war setting.
Canada also boats the scariest Rangers in the history of mankind in modern warfare
Canada has a vary bad prime Minister…
And you have very bad grammar
alright give your mom the phone back
as a Canadian I agree. lol
@@gornfrmnyou support justin?? 😂😂
@@gornfrmnnaaaah you're the kid there dude
Me who lives in Canada: ✨
Besides being friendly:
Indigenous people in Canada
Indigenous what
That was a long time ago
Another thing is Canadians are scary when they don't say sorry.
There are some that own firearms and there are some of us that had to get by with learning how to use makeshift weapons or our own bodies in a fight.
With the numbers of hunters here, yeah we got a good chance to form a milita if necessary
Denmark: "Hans island, hold my beer" [plants down Danish flag removing Canadian one]