@@decimation9780 I mean we do have the world records for a sniper shot made by a french Canadian in Syria. Whats how the Canadian public learned our special forces were in Syria. Wildly enough it dint cause a scandal even tough the prime-minister had promise not to deploy troops to Syria. We have deployed troops in Vietnam and other conflicts although never officially joining the war. We were in Ukraine until the last minute NATO cowardly left, training Ukrainians to kick ass. That sniper I mentioned also went there but got frustrated by the command structure and came back after a month or two. The Canadian command structure allowed him to call in artillery left and right and have those rounds land in minutes. P.S. He did see front line combat there. But he was often attached to a ukranian element who would not listen to him often compromising their positions early. One of the story he told was that he was with other Ukrainians in a trench when it started to get WW1 and a Russian tank with thermals rolled up and two ukranians decided it was a good time too take a cigarette break. The two ukranians instantly toke a shell. The media have been hidding the ukranian casualties but estimates put them at maby half that of russia. A lot of them are from dumb ass situations like that. A lot of NATO combat vet also left because of that. I don't know if shit has improved for NATO vets but many left because they were sent to the front due to their experience, with ak's and other old equipment and Ukraine would send their new NATO toys to ukranian elements.
I am Sorry is a polite Canadian phrase. We automatically use these polite phrases like please and thank you , as we were taught in our childhood. It doesn’t really mean we are sorry. I suggest foreigners study our game of hockey before they assume we are a meek people. When I was young goalies didn’t wear masks and stopped frozen pucks traveling at 60 mph with their faces. They are a true representation of Canadians character.
My late mother's side of the family was Canadian. She told me that etiquette was key, but that if her people were made truly angry, all hell would rain down. Believe me, I've never thought Canadians were meek. Instead, picture a simmering cauldron of fury beneath a seemingly collected and dignified exterior. That described my late mother. And I have a similar temperament, and learned to express anger from her. Sadly, I am now physically disabled, and can no longer train in the martial arts unless I can find a Dojo that has classes and one-on-one teaching for the disabled. Any nation that can conquer that often glacial climate and live in harmony with such beautiful wildlands is a rare and special power.
Not really? We managed to take back Vimy Ridge from the Germans by ourselves which was supposedly an impossible task during WW1. Not to mention during WW2, one man took an entire city back by himself.
@@اسكندرفكار Not sorry but on the western front we were able to seize more land per individual soldier in WW2. And when the west needed a victory against the Germans in WW1 who got it? We did with Vimmy ridge pal. Though I in WW2 we were given some American arms mainly tanks most of our arms were produced by our selfs granted they are just British weapons but non the less they were produced by us for our troops. Hell we even produced spitfires for British pilots to use in the Battle of Britain cause the RAF needed new planes to defend the skies same thing with pilots. Not to mention countless other things we have done. Edit: idk if you lads can see it but my text is backwards in some places some how.
Oh let's not forget those dark days when Canadians were so brutal to the germans in WW1 and WW2. During those times "sorry" or politeness was definitely not an option. Also why are you here as well. Are you stalking me?
Personally, I don't really care about the stereotypes. I enjoy maple syrup, I do say "eh", and what's so bad about the stereotype of being polite? It's better than being known for school shootings.
@@rafy.h.3108 the difference is that canada sent only 6k troops to vladivostok and barely any of them actually fought, whereas america sent 2.7 million people to fight in vietnam and they got practically shit on
Canada is split up into 12 or so provinces but people still remember Canada by with 2 provinces. French Canada and British Canada. French Canada only makes up cities near Quebec or something while British Canada makes up the rest of Canada. So French Canada is reacting to British Canada. Or the other way around.
Canada is one of the more powerful countries in the world. It could become a pretty significant military power too if it really needed to. It has the 8th largest economy in the world, almost 40 million people, huge territory stretching from Atlantic to Pacific ocean, one of the largest oil and gas and food exporters in the world. Rich advanced first world country and politically stable and only borders one country that it's friendly with, although it also is hugely overshadowed because of that neighbor. It's easily more powerful than the majority of the world's countries.
Canada: Long Lived the Queen! Long Live the King!~ *Starts ramping up Imperial Music, and Mustering of Soldier's for the Imperium just to be told it will be like with the queen* Awww * Clearly upset Canada being Disapointed.
In an episode of the Simpsons this was seen, in Canada you don't need a doctor's prescription, anyone can buy marijuana and medicine, just like buying some Cheetos and a Coke
US: Canada connects us to Europe and the world. Look at Ontario. Canada: Yes, I'll take full responsibility for any bugs and correct them. Everyone except Canada: *leaves* Canada: All clear, initiate operation Sussy Cream Cheese 2052 Sussy = false sense of security, Cream Cheese = beat the hell out of everyone / well known pair in the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, 2052 = start date of operation.
Well, unlike the rest of the world, including gringos, in Canada you don't need a doctor's prescription, it's so easy to buy medicines, as well as buy some Cheetos and a coke.
As a representative of the Canadian peoples, I say so-ory for our country’s actions 30 years into the future. We will work better to keep our world domination plans quiet. 😊
@Liza Say what? The sorry? The world domination? It’s top secret? Oh please, everyone knows it’ll happen eventually. NATOs already shaking in their boots!
Knowing what is going on in Canada with farmers protests and Freedom Convoy and how Trudeau is attacking them and majority of hard working people who are suffering under the crushing inflation over there,, this video seems fitting to what is going on there… 😞 God bless Canada! Much love and support to Canadians from Texas, USA! 🇺🇸❤️🇨🇦
there are no farmers protesting in Canada. the Dutch farmers are the ones protesting. thankfully we don't have very many far right nutjobs here in Canada, but there are a few that don't realize they live in one of the freest countries in the world.
as a previously pro military canadian i would've seconded that except for the fact i ended up not wanting to be a tool that was used and discarded by a country that no longer cares for it's own people, but rather the image it displays to other countries.
Canada using NORRAD to fight the US would be like someone hiring a bodyguard only for a bodyguard to punch them, give them a wedgie and steal their lunch money
From the places in canada I've been, and I've been to alot because of my job, I found that Ontario and Alberta have the most stereotypical canadian accent, whereas Quebec are just French Canadians and the maritime Provence's sound like sloppy Irish, but the best people I've ever met.
The Maritimes, especially Newfoundland, hold more in common with the irish then we realize. Geologically speaking we also share something with the aussies (there's a rock that part of Canada in Australia)
hello Mr Spherical I was wondering if you could add Argentina in any of your videos, Argentina gives a lot to talk about, the Falklands War, the refuge of Germans in WW2 and more. Greetings from Argentina ❤
Pre-Colonial Period (Before 1500) Indigenous Peoples: Canada's history begins with the arrival of Indigenous peoples, who have inhabited the land for thousands of years. They developed diverse cultures, languages, and societies across the regions, including the Inuit in the Arctic, First Nations in the forests and plains, and Métis in the prairies. Exploration and Early Contact (1500-1600) European Exploration: The first Europeans to explore Canada were Norse explorers around 1000 AD, followed by John Cabot in 1497 and Jacques Cartier in the early 16th century. French Colonization: In 1604, French settlers established the first permanent European settlement in Canada at Port Royal (present-day Nova Scotia). Colonial Era (1600-1763) New France: French fur traders and missionaries expanded into the St. Lawrence River valley, founding Quebec City in 1608 and Montreal in 1642. The colony of New France grew, focusing on fur trade with Indigenous peoples. British Conquest: After a series of wars (including the Seven Years' War), Britain gained control of New France in 1763 under the Treaty of Paris. British North America (1763-1867) Royal Proclamation of 1763: This document recognized Indigenous land rights and established British control over Quebec and the Great Lakes region. War of 1812: A conflict between British North America and the United States affirmed British control over Canada. Confederation (1867): The British North America Act of 1867 united the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia into the Dominion of Canada, laying the foundation for a federal system. Expansion and Development (1867-1914) Westward Expansion: Canada expanded westward through treaties with Indigenous peoples and the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Immigration: Waves of immigrants from Europe and Asia settled in Canada, contributing to economic growth and cultural diversity. World Wars: Canada played significant roles in both World War I and World War II, solidifying its identity as a nation on the global stage. Modern Era (1945-Present) Post-War Growth: Canada experienced economic prosperity and social change after World War II, including the establishment of social programs and a focus on multiculturalism. Quebec Sovereignty Movement: In the late 20th century, Quebec sought greater autonomy, holding referendums on sovereignty in 1980 and 1995, both narrowly rejected. 21st Century: Canada continues to evolve as a multicultural and bilingual nation, with a strong economy, universal healthcare, and a commitment to environmental sustainability. Indigenous Reconciliation Truth and Reconciliation Commission: Established in 2008 to address the legacy of residential schools and promote healing and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. Conclusion Canada's history is characterized by diversity, resilience, and ongoing efforts towards reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. From early Indigenous civilizations to European exploration, colonialism, and the development of a modern nation-state, Canada's story reflects its rich cultural heritage and its journey towards inclusivity and social justice.
Great video for breaking the stereotype that Canadians are always benevolent! I remember I had a Canadian maths teacher in Year 5 (fifth grade). She was known more for her deadpan honesty than anything benign.
English Canadian is the easiest to understand from non English native talkers. I lived in Toronto (2 years), always understood *that* English. I lived in Louisiana (6 years), even after all those years, it was still hard to understand *that* English. And don't start me on Texan accent. No. Canadians *DON'T* have accent. From a fellow (French) Canadian.
As A Canadian I respect all countries except for one: Russia, when canada, New Zealand, and ecuador are working together to defeat Togo, We would precisely win against Togo, and Poland Combined.
Honestly, I just dont think we are going to see our Military get anything for the next few years. At least anything that will play a major piece to it. Yes we are finally getting the F35 (Took them long enough) but in its self is not going to make our Airforce to much better, though it is much needed and very welcomed.
I’ll let you in on a secret, the vast majority of Canadians are not sorry even if they say it. Most Canadians are so condescending and self-righteous that if people actually knew how we talk amongst ourselves the world would hate us.
You know that the situation is desperate when China, USA and Russia are working together
and USA is using an AK
this comment is nothing but true
Fr
I KNOW RIGHT ?!?!?!? That was my reaction !!!!
yeah
Canada has a history for NOT being sorry during wars
*1812, WW1, WW2, Korean War Flashbacks*
And likely many isolated instances in more modern conflicts where Canadian peacekeeping forces have been backed into corners.
@@decimation9780 It's like: "we don't want to f*ck you up but if we have to, we *will* f*ck you up"
@@decimation9780 I mean we do have the world records for a sniper shot made by a french Canadian in Syria. Whats how the Canadian public learned our special forces were in Syria. Wildly enough it dint cause a scandal even tough the prime-minister had promise not to deploy troops to Syria. We have deployed troops in Vietnam and other conflicts although never officially joining the war. We were in Ukraine until the last minute NATO cowardly left, training Ukrainians to kick ass. That sniper I mentioned also went there but got frustrated by the command structure and came back after a month or two. The Canadian command structure allowed him to call in artillery left and right and have those rounds land in minutes.
P.S.
He did see front line combat there. But he was often attached to a ukranian element who would not listen to him often compromising their positions early. One of the story he told was that he was with other Ukrainians in a trench when it started to get WW1 and a Russian tank with thermals rolled up and two ukranians decided it was a good time too take a cigarette break. The two ukranians instantly toke a shell. The media have been hidding the ukranian casualties but estimates put them at maby half that of russia. A lot of them are from dumb ass situations like that. A lot of NATO combat vet also left because of that. I don't know if shit has improved for NATO vets but many left because they were sent to the front due to their experience, with ak's and other old equipment and Ukraine would send their new NATO toys to ukranian elements.
We'll just say sorry after it's all over. Our fingers are always crossed when we say sorry.
wasnt 1812 like a tie and british canada
As a Canadian this is gonna be hilirious for me and pretty much everyone else!😀
same
@sturzkampfflugzueg British Colombia
Same
yup
Bro I’m Canadian too and I laugh so hard at this, its good :D
I am Sorry is a polite Canadian phrase. We automatically use these polite phrases like please and thank you , as we were taught in our childhood. It doesn’t really mean we are sorry. I suggest foreigners study our game of hockey before they assume we are a meek people. When I was young goalies didn’t wear masks and stopped frozen pucks traveling at 60 mph with their faces. They are a true representation of Canadians character.
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Ur good
Absolutely, we use it because otherwise someone might get offended and decide you deserve to be made sorry.
My late mother's side of the family was Canadian. She told me that etiquette was key, but that if her people were made truly angry, all hell would rain down.
Believe me, I've never thought Canadians were meek. Instead, picture a simmering cauldron of fury beneath a seemingly collected and dignified exterior. That described my late mother. And I have a similar temperament, and learned to express anger from her.
Sadly, I am now physically disabled, and can no longer train in the martial arts unless I can find a Dojo that has classes and one-on-one teaching for the disabled.
Any nation that can conquer that often glacial climate and live in harmony with such beautiful wildlands is a rare and special power.
Not to mention there are literally rules for if 2 hockey players just start straight up duking it out on the ice
When you see these 3 guys 🇨🇳🇺🇲🇷🇺 teaming up, its because something really seriously went wrong lol
I'll believe it when I see it, yeah?
You mean ww2
@@Cats_Bread exactly lol
But they are working to together and they are still losing to ukraine and the New world order.
@@alwynwatson6119 The US is not working against Ukraine, why would we send millions in stingers to them for free?
If Canada isn’t sorry, which means he’s rarely processing their “sympathy” towards other countries also that thumbnail is terrifying.
Yeah your right
Meanwhile in Japan, they don't say sorry on their atrocities during the Second World War. 🤔
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People who are usually nice are really scary when mad... Canada took it to another level!
There's 3 things a wise man should fear. One of them is the rage of gentleman/gentlewoman. Or in this case a gentle country.
Yeah as we, Canadians, have two settings. One is sweet as Maple Syrup. Two is Bat Poop Crazy Beast Mode.
Fear the anger of a gentle man.
Always be afraid of the quiet guy
@@Lightning206 or the little one....
Elderly Italian and German people watching the world make fun of Canada:
**intense flashbacks 🌚**
To be honest Canada wouldn't have achived enything With out the mian WW2 powers carieng thé team
Not really? We managed to take back Vimy Ridge from the Germans by ourselves which was supposedly an impossible task during WW1. Not to mention during WW2, one man took an entire city back by himself.
@@اسكندرفكار Not sorry but on the western front we were able to seize more land per individual soldier in WW2. And when the west needed a victory against the Germans in WW1 who got it? We did with Vimmy ridge pal. Though I in WW2 we were given some American arms mainly tanks most of our arms were produced by our selfs granted they are just British weapons but non the less they were produced by us for our troops. Hell we even produced spitfires for British pilots to use in the Battle of Britain cause the RAF needed new planes to defend the skies same thing with pilots. Not to mention countless other things we have done.
Edit: idk if you lads can see it but my text is backwards in some places some how.
@@اسكندرفكار Canada wasn't always the sorry saying place we are today. In ww1 Canada had a unofficial rule of take no prisoner's and kill the wounded.
Oh let's not forget those dark days when Canadians were so brutal to the germans in WW1 and WW2. During those times "sorry" or politeness was definitely not an option.
Also why are you here as well. Are you stalking me?
When the nice guy loses his temper, the town grows silent, the devil shivers in fear
@@f-22raptorsantimrdweller17 fr
0:01 I like how Canada is the second participant even tho it's the one giving the speech
Really highlights the evil psycho version
as a canadian i still say in the canadian accent, "sore" or "soory"
i use eh lots as a Canadian
Found footage: th-cam.com/video/GqftHJ2okbk/w-d-xo.html..
@@rickrolled3666 Heisengayberg
Of course, that's how you pronounce sorry. There is no A in the word, dunno how anyone can get "sAWry" out of sORry
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For once the Canadian stereotypes stop which as a Canadian myself I did not take lightly.
The stereotypes are stupid.
@@dyIanondrugs sorry about those stereotypes eh
Y'all are sensitive i get it its annoying but ignore it can't you not understand
When Canada is so sorry that USA, China and Russia are willing to work together:
Personally, I don't really care about the stereotypes. I enjoy maple syrup, I do say "eh", and what's so bad about the stereotype of being polite? It's better than being known for school shootings.
Canada the guy who never lost a war... Also a mad man
@YouTubе 🅥 i for one didn't want this
Canada lost the russia civil war.
If canada didnt lose that, then american didnt lose at vietnam
@@rafy.h.3108 Canada never declared war on Vietnam they supported but didn't declare war same with Afghanistan
@@Stxtic-wp3yl bro im talkin about the fact canada lost the russian civil war.
Not being i, vietnam
@@rafy.h.3108 the difference is that canada sent only 6k troops to vladivostok and barely any of them actually fought, whereas america sent 2.7 million people to fight in vietnam and they got practically shit on
0:00-0:09
I love how canada is reacting to himself
Murderers like to see their work on the news 😂
🤪🤪🤪
Canada is split up into 12 or so provinces but people still remember Canada by with 2 provinces. French Canada and British Canada.
French Canada only makes up cities near Quebec or something while British Canada makes up the rest of Canada.
So French Canada is reacting to British Canada. Or the other way around.
@@suspense_comix3237 I think French Canada is reacting to British Canada, as it was talking in English and we in Quebec speak mostly French
Canada is one of the more powerful countries in the world. It could become a pretty significant military power too if it really needed to. It has the 8th largest economy in the world, almost 40 million people, huge territory stretching from Atlantic to Pacific ocean, one of the largest oil and gas and food exporters in the world. Rich advanced first world country and politically stable and only borders one country that it's friendly with, although it also is hugely overshadowed because of that neighbor. It's easily more powerful than the majority of the world's countries.
As for your neighbor, Canada's experience with USA has been compared by some comedians as a nice family living upstairs from a crack den. 😂
My reaction as a Canadian: WHO'S SORRY NOW BUDDY!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
As a fellow Canadian, I second that 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
"IM NOT YOUR BUDDY, GUY."
"I'M NOT YOUR GUY, FRIEND!"
Lol😂😂😂😂😂
@@AbasicYurilover omg it’s you
Peace Canada: Oh I'm so sorry
War Canada: *Oh your so sorry*
LOL
"I'm gonna go shoot beer bottles while drinking guns"
Had me dying
Lol fr I think he was already drunk
'Merica drunk and high on pills 💊
0:37
😂😂🤣🤣🤭🤭🤭
As a Canadian I can’t wait for this moment
😶
Same here 🇨🇦
The moment is nigh brother. At dawn we strike.
😂😂😂
You have gotten that moment when ever you go to war you kill hundreds of men with the best soldiers
Love to see Mr.Spherical expanding his lore on the two sides that Canada has for personality.
Yeah. Anybody with an inkling of what Canada did in WWI knows where this comes from.
same
Canada:"Do you know how sorry? How sorry i am?!HAHAHAHA!"
Later
"Canada Is Not Sorry Anymore"
Russia in the background: we’ve been made
When Canada said "it's sorryin' time" it made me shed a tear as a man, and that's okay.
It hasnt even premiered and you know what happens?
@Queen Elizabeth 🅥 people using her death as a bot thats just messed up
@Queen Elizabeth 🅥 as a British person what the hell
@@JoyfulJimmy that's just awful
Did you forget the emotional scene where he sorried all over the floor?
This is going to be one of my first times Canada not say sorry for once
"My real self is secretly a psychopath"
The lore is expanding.
We're one of the reasons certain Conventions were made.
When you see these 3 guys 🇨🇳🇺🇲🇷🇺 teaming up, is because sh*t went really, really serious 😐
Dide you see the russians flag
What the free!
Do you mean when the New world order wipes out half of the russian military in ukraine so the US is secretly sending russia and not ukraine weapons.
"The devil shivers when a nice guy snaps..."
Canada stronk 💪
The queen was the only thing holding them back
But the Queen died few days ago
Yes.
Canada: Long Lived the Queen! Long Live the King!~ *Starts ramping up Imperial Music, and Mustering of Soldier's for the Imperium just to be told it will be like with the queen* Awww * Clearly upset Canada being Disapointed.
I can already visualize this. It’s gonna be a heck of a no-longer-sory ride.
Not u again
Ur Not real TH-cam
Sorey
Mexico be like: Wtf was that fricking noise
Hold up lemme check my maps
Theres a hole in the US hmm
Not my probLem!
Take back your northern half, eh amigos?
Loving the fact that there are 2 Canadas at the start
Well, I don't remember seeing it, but if it's the case, it's really representative of the reality in Canada.
*the sequel we’ve all been waiting for*
In an episode of the Simpsons this was seen, in Canada you don't need a doctor's prescription, anyone can buy marijuana and medicine, just like buying some Cheetos and a Coke
And Flanders had a real problem with Canadian Flanders.!
WHAT
You do need a prescription to get most meds. You need ID and to be 18 to get marijuana legally. Not the same as buying chips & a coke.
@@mechghost5742 and it's usually only in liquor stores, at least around where i am
@@burp2019 here in quebekistan there are govt weed stores, just like the govt liquor stores
Can't wait for the premier.I love mrspherical, came here when that "Canada Is Pissed" video came out.
damn I came here when like idk like the 20th video came out idk
US: Canada connects us to Europe and the world. Look at Ontario.
Canada: Yes, I'll take full responsibility for any bugs and correct them.
Everyone except Canada: *leaves*
Canada: All clear, initiate operation Sussy Cream Cheese 2052
Sussy = false sense of security, Cream Cheese = beat the hell out of everyone / well known pair in the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, 2052 = start date of operation.
Cool! I'd really like more of the "Canada is insane" plot.
×2
Instead of “Oh Canada” its now “OH CANADA”
@Queen Elizabeth 🅥 Who asked?
TH-cam,Your Not YouTnoot.Oh I mean TH-cam.
@YouTubе 🅥 what 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
th-cam.com/video/CVQ_qhyodP4/w-d-xo.html
Well, unlike the rest of the world, including gringos, in Canada you don't need a doctor's prescription, it's so easy to buy medicines, as well as buy some Cheetos and a coke.
As a representative of the Canadian peoples, I say so-ory for our country’s actions 30 years into the future. We will work better to keep our world domination plans quiet. 😊
@Liza Say what? The sorry? The world domination? It’s top secret? Oh please, everyone knows it’ll happen eventually. NATOs already shaking in their boots!
😥😥😥🙂🙂🙂🤭🤭🤭
@Liza They’ll never suspect it 😀😀
@Liza No!
Sorry but we will turn everywhere into Maple syrup land. Glory to the Canadian Empire that doesn't exist! ... Yet...
Canadian revenge is going to be scarier than anything else BTW congrats on 1M subs
Canada: “I came here to kick ass and be soory… and I’m all done being soory”
as a Canadian when i saw the title, i was like "im sorry what?" then reread the title and was like 0_o
0:47 See these three together makes me very happy hahahaha.
0:59 WE’VE BEEN MADE
Me too
Same they are my favorite superpowers
Same here 🇨🇦
They are Black triangle trio lol
Knowing what is going on in Canada with farmers protests and Freedom Convoy and how Trudeau is attacking them and majority of hard working people who are suffering under the crushing inflation over there,, this video seems fitting to what is going on there… 😞
God bless Canada!
Much love and support to Canadians from Texas, USA! 🇺🇸❤️🇨🇦
Also ik this happened a while ago but the dead indigenous children did not make things better
there are no farmers protesting in Canada. the Dutch farmers are the ones protesting.
thankfully we don't have very many far right nutjobs here in Canada, but there are a few that don't realize they live in one of the freest countries in the world.
Thanks bud! ♥️
I'm Canadian and what do you think our place looks like
Thanks
As an internet explorer fan
I love that people still don't know that the queen has been coronated the queen of the british empire yet
Queen Elizabeth died yesterday
Slow down oic, she only just got born
The British Empire doesn’t exist anymore.
Canada is going to make Germany have ww1 flashbacks
This is basically just Canada during the Winter Olympics
It's all fun and games until someone drops a puck...
Canada:*cuts a chunk out of earth*
Earth: ...AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH
After their waters became international they wanted revenge...
@YouTubе 🅥 wt heck
@@simply9659 it's a bot
@@bayejid.a.a Ik but still..
If the US, China and Russia form an alliance, the aliens will all surrender, let alone Canada
“Imma go drink some gu- I mean beers! 0:41 😂
“ Imagine drinking guns for no reason.”
As a Canadian this was very funny
Yes, fellow Canuck. It was *funny*, and in no way part of our national military strategy, cuz we're nice, right?
*Savage Canadian wink*
As a famous band once said
This is it, the apocalypse
Radioactive radioactive
@YouTubе 🅥 dude, rude
True.
Id start to worry when Canada doesn’t said I’m sorry
Philippines: i think i hate canada
Canada: WHAT DID YOU SAY?
Philippines: nothing...
I know I'm a little late seeing this, but as a Canadian, this was awesome. Ty. ♥️🇨🇦
moral of the story: Don't pick on easy targets, you never know when they comeback at you
As a Canadian this is really funny. Although I think that we should have a bit more military lol
as a previously pro military canadian i would've seconded that except for the fact i ended up not wanting to be a tool that was used and discarded by a country that no longer cares for it's own people, but rather the image it displays to other countries.
You know what. Your actually right
Its been a month not watching u Guys but u killing it with these Animations and got recommended this
If the 3 biggest militaries start fighting alongside eachother you KNOW something is going on
Biggest plot twist in history would be Canada being the actual bad guy the whole time and they've been right next to us
Canada drinking monster energy drink with lots of sugar be like:
As a Canadian this made me laugh too hard 😂❤🇨🇦
Canada is still an ally for poland right?
Yeah if you don't mind hanging with alcoholics
@@cod901 of course. We fought together in Italy and Normandy.
With you guys by our side, we'll add some more pages to Geneva's checklist.
This is The reason why Canada didn't spend that much over millitary
The World: *Makes fun of Canada*
Canada: *Reaches into backpack*
As someone who is part Canadian I am questioning this
God bless you mr spherical and you're interesting interpretation of the Canada countryball.
The thumbnail gives me chills
Canada using NORRAD to fight the US would be like someone hiring a bodyguard only for a bodyguard to punch them, give them a wedgie and steal their lunch money
As a Canadian, I can confirm there are some situations where it's almost like a hit n' run. Do it and run away without saying sorry.
Canada has had enough…
Bro is enough of saying sorry and being kind, and now he’s gonna do some bloody war
Yes.
As a Canadian I can agree with this :)
As a fellow Canadian, I second that 🇨🇦
It’s our time to take our rightful place in the world 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
We will take over the world with maple syrup and timies
From the places in canada I've been, and I've been to alot because of my job, I found that Ontario and Alberta have the most stereotypical canadian accent, whereas Quebec are just French Canadians and the maritime Provence's sound like sloppy Irish, but the best people I've ever met.
The Maritimes, especially Newfoundland, hold more in common with the irish then we realize. Geologically speaking we also share something with the aussies (there's a rock that part of Canada in Australia)
@@mississaugaicedogsNova Scotia actually has a lot of people with Gaelic ancestry. Mainly Scottish but also Irish.
hello Mr Spherical I was wondering if you could add Argentina in any of your videos, Argentina gives a lot to talk about, the Falklands War, the refuge of Germans in WW2 and more. Greetings from Argentina ❤
If this is out, then the Solarballs vid should be out soon!
@Queen Elizabeth 🅥 what does v mean? Does it mean vegetarian?
@@theballooondoctor5020 LMAO
LMFAO I love this Canada, finally someone who do it different than the stereotype "I'm Shy" and "Sorry"
it's good to see US, China and Russia being on one team
Yeah
USA don't have mentality of monopoly being sole superpower world would be better place. It's avoid taking leaf from uk's old playbook.
Pre-Colonial Period (Before 1500)
Indigenous Peoples: Canada's history begins with the arrival of Indigenous peoples, who have inhabited the land for thousands of years. They developed diverse cultures, languages, and societies across the regions, including the Inuit in the Arctic, First Nations in the forests and plains, and Métis in the prairies.
Exploration and Early Contact (1500-1600)
European Exploration: The first Europeans to explore Canada were Norse explorers around 1000 AD, followed by John Cabot in 1497 and Jacques Cartier in the early 16th century.
French Colonization: In 1604, French settlers established the first permanent European settlement in Canada at Port Royal (present-day Nova Scotia).
Colonial Era (1600-1763)
New France: French fur traders and missionaries expanded into the St. Lawrence River valley, founding Quebec City in 1608 and Montreal in 1642. The colony of New France grew, focusing on fur trade with Indigenous peoples.
British Conquest: After a series of wars (including the Seven Years' War), Britain gained control of New France in 1763 under the Treaty of Paris.
British North America (1763-1867)
Royal Proclamation of 1763: This document recognized Indigenous land rights and established British control over Quebec and the Great Lakes region.
War of 1812: A conflict between British North America and the United States affirmed British control over Canada.
Confederation (1867): The British North America Act of 1867 united the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia into the Dominion of Canada, laying the foundation for a federal system.
Expansion and Development (1867-1914)
Westward Expansion: Canada expanded westward through treaties with Indigenous peoples and the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Immigration: Waves of immigrants from Europe and Asia settled in Canada, contributing to economic growth and cultural diversity.
World Wars: Canada played significant roles in both World War I and World War II, solidifying its identity as a nation on the global stage.
Modern Era (1945-Present)
Post-War Growth: Canada experienced economic prosperity and social change after World War II, including the establishment of social programs and a focus on multiculturalism.
Quebec Sovereignty Movement: In the late 20th century, Quebec sought greater autonomy, holding referendums on sovereignty in 1980 and 1995, both narrowly rejected.
21st Century: Canada continues to evolve as a multicultural and bilingual nation, with a strong economy, universal healthcare, and a commitment to environmental sustainability.
Indigenous Reconciliation
Truth and Reconciliation Commission: Established in 2008 to address the legacy of residential schools and promote healing and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.
Conclusion
Canada's history is characterized by diversity, resilience, and ongoing efforts towards reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. From early Indigenous civilizations to European exploration, colonialism, and the development of a modern nation-state, Canada's story reflects its rich cultural heritage and its journey towards inclusivity and social justice.
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!
I’M SORRY CANADA THE MAPLE SYRUP RAN OUT PLEASE DON’T MURDER ME I’M INNOCENT
To late
@@Jackryan1213 NOOOOOOO
@@RandySaturn Too late now, little buddy.
The maple syrup NEVER runs out!
Maple syrup can't run out. We have a reserve.
I wish the government would put more of an emphasis on defense spending here
Vote Trudeau out bud. Get Pierre polivere
@@vothbetilia4862 hell yeah
Great video for breaking the stereotype that Canadians are always benevolent!
I remember I had a Canadian maths teacher in Year 5 (fifth grade). She was known more for her deadpan honesty than anything benign.
Happy Canada Day!
As a Canadian I know our accent is weird🇨🇦
Fuck bud, we don't got an accent eh
Not as weird as the US’s.
English Canadian is the easiest to understand from non English native talkers.
I lived in Toronto (2 years), always understood *that* English.
I lived in Louisiana (6 years), even after all those years, it was still hard to understand *that* English.
And don't start me on Texan accent.
No. Canadians *DON'T* have accent.
From a fellow (French) Canadian.
Yay Canadas standing up for himself 🎉
That was very beautiful episode, and hilarious , love it, keep up the good work for entertaining us MrSpherical
starring: idiot (Russia), the sexiest man in the world (USA), a Canadian villain (Canada), some guy (China), a misunderstood genius (NATO)
You getbit right
As A Canadian I respect all countries except for one: Russia, when canada, New Zealand, and ecuador are working together to defeat Togo, We would precisely win against Togo, and Poland Combined.
Honestly, I just dont think we are going to see our Military get anything for the next few years. At least anything that will play a major piece to it. Yes we are finally getting the F35 (Took them long enough) but in its self is not going to make our Airforce to much better, though it is much needed and very welcomed.
I’m here before the premiere and I can already tell that it’s gonna be AWESOME! X]
Same
Canadians actually are secretly mean and ofc nobody can be kind for even a year
"I am NOT sorry" is the least Canadian thing i have ever listen 🙄
I’ll let you in on a secret, the vast majority of Canadians are not sorry even if they say it. Most Canadians are so condescending and self-righteous that if people actually knew how we talk amongst ourselves the world would hate us.
@@mechghost5742 Live in Quebec by any chance?
@@Darkangel01966 yup
Always knew it would be Canada. 🥺
I apologize to all Canadians 🇿🇦🖖
Sambowa! Unjani?
You don’t have to be sorry, just prepare is all. All right I have to go, have a good night or day.
Canada in WW1 in a nutshell: "haha I understand. No prisoners, only trophies" -DOTM Soundwave.
This is physically what HOI4 millenium dawn is
POV:*Canada Is Not Sorry Anymore* But Why?
Lol good point
I am sorry for not saying sorry
We got ticked off we didn't get a few days off to mourn the Queen.
Everyone keeps yelling at us to get more weapons ,,, You Be Sory
As a canadian time traveller i can confirm this is indeed true eh.
as a canadian, i can confirm this is true
Heres a tip
If canada is NOT sorry anymore
*Run away now*
You’re at Canada: Kalm
A Canadian is mad at you: Panik
You’re in a hockey game: EVEN MORE PANIK
It’s used to be hi Canada now it’s RUN ITS CANADA