Almost half of young Canadian men would accept U.S. citizenship

[@danieltroke3721]

Make Canada Great again🇨🇦

[@donaldmcphail1078]

If another Liberal government gets elected, we’ll all want to bail……

[@jamesb5737]

@@donaldmcphail1078 tempting for sure. Maybe one way to get Trudeauism out of Canada. Sad.

[@monicadelreal8212]

🙅‍♀️ no if you’re liberal, and vote that way. Don’t come to the U. S if you vote like a liberal.

[@doubledcanada]

You are correct we can not have another liberal government. Ever

[@jamesb5737]

I just hope liberal voting people realize that without Trudeau, their replacement is no better and will keep Trudeauism alive!

[@leoyuan3f]

If another Liberal government gets elected I'm going south and claiming asylum.

[@halhirst2624]

I'm "55 and older".... I'd take US citizenship. Then I would aid in invading Ottawa due to them holding Canadians hostage politically.

[@Woolverine25]

Healthcare is the U.S. is very expensive. No government program & you purchase a plan from a company, but it may not cover everything. Friends pay $5,000 each every year for good healthcare.

[@jaymzscratchin6114]

The difference I would pay in tax would easily cover this cost

[@Electro520]

@@Woolverine25Like Canada full time workers receive benefits generally health insurance is in that which you are right doesn’t cover anything but if one wants they can pay to get a better health insurance plan that will cover about 90% of cases costing 20k for a family of 4 a family with a annual salary of let’s say 140k you will save 30k a year in the us and that’s on US dollars

[@halhirst2624]

@Woolverine25 if you honestly believe Healthcare in Canada is "Free"? I have news for you. I have personal family experience that would suggest otherwise. Additionally, the Healthcare service has diminished immensely in the past 4 to 5 years. Nothing is free in this world... regardless of what any politician promises you.

[@Woolverine25]

@ you pay $20k every year!! No thank you.

[@moosejawrobinson]

Tragic but predictable- this is what happens when our PM brags about us being a post-national state, and continually denigrates our fathers of confederation as bigots. As for doctors, we’ve never had a shortage- we just have a lot Canadians graduating with a ton of med school debt, and not being willing to work 6 days a week in exchange for exorbitant taxes. Travel to any border town in the US and you’ll find that all the doctors there are Canadian. We’d be able to keep our doctors if we stopped taxing them to the hilt.

[@oldpete3153]

Due to myself being 75 years old id have to say id be on that bandwagon as well. I suppose this would be primarily because I've witnessed how this country has fallen so badly due to 9 years of miss management. As well its distressing to see how many Canadians have become so fat...lazy and looking for handouts from politicians that are traveling headlong into a socialist nightmare. Its amazing how easily Canadians throw away freedoms...independence and dignity. My relatives who gave their lives away so many years ago in wars must be rolling in there graves here and overseas. Disgusting !!

[@paulinegauthier1867]

Do you think Americans are any less 'fat' than Canadians? They're THE MOST OBESE people on the planet. That's a stupid reason to move to the U.S.

[@TDKus]

Why the hell not? I went through years of dealing with US immigration with USCIS and paid over 10Gs to finally get my green card. Canada's now poor, hopeless, cold af, woke af, healthcare gone to shit, hard to find anyone born in Canada now in my birthplace of Toronto. There's nothing to be proud of.

[@LawrenceMacMacster]

Me, all my neighbors, my son and his friends, my wife, her friends... We're in...

[@pleidieswilson6627]

I would be happy to take US citizenship. I am a girl over 60.

[@ristom1]

Youre not a girl youre a grandma

[@citysue5463]

I'm 76 years old - If I could run fast enough, I'd get the Hell out of here.

[@gbrown9273]

MOVE

[@alicegamble6145]

I'm 64 & if I could afford to move somewhere else I would be out of Manitoba in a flash. Unfortunately not possible right now

[@AngryCanadian1971]

Your grandfather would be sick that you did that. Shame on you.

[@rlb69]

His grandfather would be fucking disgusted at this country as a whole. Lol the world honestly sucks but this country has gone to shit ​@AngryCanadian1971

[@timc3937]

@@AngryCanadian1971 Very good chance that his Grandfather walked away from an country going to shit also.................unless you are a Native American everybody came from somewhere else. When did it become the moral standard to remain in one region of the world for ever more........small mind thinking.

[@NaviSall-rr]

I’m ready to be an American with real laws and a constitution to protect myself and a growing economy 🇺🇸 🦅

[@monicadelreal8212]

Just don’t bring your voting habits here in the U. S if they’re liberal. Stay in Canada if that’s how you vote

[@gbrown9273]

MOVE

[@NaviSall-rr]

@@gbrown9273Don’t have to, Canada will become the next state.

[@chrisnivo]

​@gbrown9273 Thanks for your part in screwing this country. I'd guess you supported every crap policy that got us into this mess, otherwise you'd understand why people have given up on this place.

[@yourbudspud9366]

@NaviSall-rrno we won’t. We will fight until most of us are dead before that happens. And USA hates cowards and traitors so they will hate you. So move

[@troye9803]

Canada is now finished...either create a new government system that works (will take decades) or just join the US...we had our chance and blew it

[@DoR_méduzah]

I would love American citizenship !!!!

[@2FollowHim777]

No, you wouldn't. Trump HATES Canadians. 0:09

[@dellaenjeneski1626]

I don’t blame anyone wanting to become an American citizen. Right they have free speech, the right to bear arms,less taxes, warmer climate etc. If the liberals have anything to do with running the Canadian government after the next election l’m seriously thinking of selling my investment and moving to USA if they would have me.

[@Wolff13]

You’d be welcome.

[@paulinegauthier1867]

I don't want to be American bc I love my country deeply, but if Trudeau/NDP coalition continues, I will be leaving to work in the U.S. until it's time to retire. I can't even travel my own fg country to work as a nurse bc there's nowhere to live or I can't afford it! It's ridiculous to lose CANADIAN nurses to this nonsense, only to replace us with for ei gn ers! 😢

[@JustinJohnson-id1sl]

@dellaenjeneski1626 you are welcome to come live here just abide by our laws and be a true American 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅!!

[@openroad1240]

I’ve actually looked into moving to the U.S unfortunately right now to do it legally it’s still very hard I wish Trump made it easier to immigrate legally into America as he’s cracking down on illegal immigration.

[@chrisj5505]

Not just young. I am in my 40s and I would become American quite happily

[@tkorte101]

Hint : The other half aren't actually men or Canadians.

[@LordTimothyMcKay]

Good point.🎉

[@Masterclass1234]

Sad but true

[@cjlwalton1973]

If the Liberals get in, again, I want to claim refugee status to the States.

[@gerismith1218]

Friend of mine in America needed medical assistance this year. 3 of her doctors are Canadian. All from BC . All really good. Our loss they're not coming back.

[@chrisr7597]

I would. Wouldn't think twice. Wouldn't look back either.

[@funkopopssmoked]

I'm 37 and I would take a us passport in a second to get out of this crazy left country I'm not the left

[@misty4483]

I don’t blame them. They are being treated terribly here.

[@55MarieL]

NOT JUST MEN!!!!! 51st asap!!!! 20 % income tax and better health care!!!!

[@myathehappy_1]

Young Canadian women too!

[@breagharose1857]

So would I gladly...!

[@tom..193]

canada is done, it's time to become the 51st State

[@nahbro3240]

I would. Yo 1:1 usd conversion?

[@Tom-f5q8e]

@@nahbro3240 lol, but the exchange rate would reset your dollard to 38¢.

[@dereklonewolf9011]

B's A lot of 🇨🇦 seniors would embrace 🇺🇸 our southern neighbors.

[@-09800]

Im 53 and i would take it

[@VintageFordChannel]

Same

[@ChadLand011]

Almost 50 and ill put the Stars and Stripes up tomorrow.

[@daryls212]

You missed me. My hand is up. I'm older

[@jamesanderson6882]

Right now, Canada does not exist. Its just the country of Quebec and a bunch of vassal provinces funding them.

[@sophieboisvert]

Alberta was not even a province when eastern Canada made it Canada get educated Canada is a country not a province

[@ShomoGoldburgler]

​@@sophieboisvertAlbertans were never given a vote, if they wanted a part of Quebec and Ontario's confederation. Remember that in 1911, only a few years after being forced to join Canada, 23% of the population was American born or of America parents. Fort Whoop Up was a US fort in Alberta, around the time your little Quebec and Ontario show started.

[@LordTimothyMcKay]

DONT SPEAK AGAINST YOUR FRENCH MASTERS. 😂😂😂

[@royjohnson465]

@@sophieboisvert ~ Quebec is a welfare province that can not fund itself and needs money from Alberta to support Quebec.

[@paulinegauthier1867]

​@@ShomoGoldburgler- Who forced Alberta to sign Confederation? Every province and territory signed up in order to PREVENT being annexed by the United States. 'Little Québec' as you so disparagingly call it was built in the early 1600s. French Europeens arrived in the 1500s even. They built what would become Canada for over 100 years before the Brits even knew where 'La Nouvelle France' was.

[@EmotionallyExhausted]

We're dealing with the sudden realization of a harsh truth-if a country cannot defend its own borders, it's not sovereign. Canada is the _illusion_ of a sovereign nation. We have _always_ existed at the discretion of the United States, because of our strategic location and natural resources-all of which are of extreme importance to them. It was only a matter of time before they sent us a bill, and here it comes. As an Albertan, I truly don't understand anyone who would prefer the _guarantee_ of being exploited by Ottawa, as opposed to the _chance_ of something better with Washington. Regardless, the new reality may have very little to do with "accepting" citizenship, so much as _living_ with it.

[@kyledabearsfan]

Honestly, as an American from the Midwest, ive been watching Canadas political situation with a ton of intrigue. Im very impressed by Albertas choice in leader, and I think a lot of you would fit in very well in the Midwest US. At a minimum, I hope we can work closer with Alberta, but the rest of the provinces with the exception of maybe Saskatchewan seems lost atm.

[@EmotionallyExhausted]

@@kyledabearsfan I understand the hesitancy to want nothing to do with _most_ of Canada. And, if you look at Canada as one _thing_ , with one dominant political climate, that fear is well-grounded. No one wants another California. But this is a massive country (Ontario is larger than Texas), with multiple regions and cultures that have divergent and conflicting values and interests. Regions that often have little in common, other than loathing each other. It's far too big to be one _country_ , let alone one state. That's why it has never worked. Federalism in Canada has always been a fragile, artificial thing because all of our natural ties are north-south, not east-west. If you offer Alberta, alone, full statehood (our constitution has a process to legally grant provinces secession), you accomplish many things. Most of the few leftists we have here would flee to the rest of Canada. You also _attract_ a vast number of the conservatives from outside Alberta to move here. You'd, essentially, create a super-majority conservative state. Ignore the rest of Canada and wait. Without Alberta to fund the infrastructure of Canada, it would fall apart, and fall apart rapidly. They'd accept any terms you offer. You could carve them up into smaller states with less political influence, or just grant the whole big thing territorial status. I think some sort of relationship is inevitable, but you do _not_ want to absorb everything as one massive state.

[@nahbro3240]

Only an idiot wouldnt see through having one of the country with the most resources but no army to protect it. I mean didnt we learn anything in the past 2000 years😂😂

[@lukek1949]

Sadly, there is a lot of truth to your statement. If Canada, cannot defend itself, then it may be taken over. Even Hitler thought that German-majority Switzerland would want to be part of Germany. Because Switzerland is neutral and doesn’t do sanctions, they actually traded with the Nazis during WW2. However, even that wasn’t enough. The Nazis actually had a plan to take Switzerland. They only gave up the idea when it was obvious the Swiss would not go down without a fight!

[@paulinegauthier1867]

I like Kevin O'Leary's ideas: a shared greenback, a visa allowing easy travel between countries, easy trade...I would add a bilateral military agreement where Canada puts 100% of it's military budget so we can leave NATO. Best of both worlds.

[@TheMississauga333]

60 years old here, i say yes to becoming the 51st state, its going to come out that we have always been american soon enough anyway

[@TheMississauga333]

plus there is a new economic system coming as well

[@glenyoung1809]

61 here, have no family and no real ties left here, I certainly am not sentimental about how the Parliamentary system has completely failed to stop the corruption in the government. I would say yes and would urge Alberta to be the first to make a deal with the US on favorable terms because of the resources we would bring to the table.

[@Electro520]

@@TheMississauga333 No Canada is two diverse many people feel more connected to there province than there country especially in Alberta, interior BC and Quebec. Unless you live in Ontario many people don’t feel a connection to Canada like they used to dissolving provincial boundaries would be a mess. Think of Quebec and Alberta being under one banner that’s a call for disaster. If Canada was broken up into several states more people would be inclined towards the idea and it would be more beneficial. There would also be significantly less changes. I think there is room to make a heavy bargain Alberta could definitely be sold for somewhere around 300 Billion that’s 75k for Albertan that could be given to Albertans or used for however the government sees fit

[@glenyoung1809]

​@@Electro520 Alberta wouldn't need to be sold, we have such a low population and a rich resource base plus the expertise in clean oil and gas production that we would be invited to sit at the table. In fact Trump's 51st state comment combined with how well received Danielle Smith was in DC, even getting an invite to the Inauguration tells me that Trump and his administration already have Alberta on their radar as a potential recruit. Considering how much the Laurentian elite HATES Alberta and Albertans it would be a fairly easy decision to leave Confederation behind rather than being further enslaved by Ottawa's policies.

[@paulinegauthier1867]

Like hell we've ever been American! You anglos maybe. My French and French-Canadian ancestors and their descendants have NEVER been American. You would do well to understand what led to provinces/territories joining Confederation. Hint: no one in Canada wanted to be annexed by the United States. Remember that little war in 1812?!

[@TJ-rf1xl]

Why wouldn't anyone take it? Neither country requires renouncing the other's citizenship, so having a 2nd citizenship would only open options.

[@jetranger47]

We older men would also accept it... HAPPILY.

[@aleksanderproductions]

I alwasy wanted to be an American Citizen and I would take it now 120%. Recinding my Canadian one. IN A FLASH

[@JB-sc3fr]

Canadian dollar is sh/t. Love Canada, not proud of what a dumpster fire it's become

[@killerdave8022]

65 in Ontario and I'd vote for it.

[@Canyoudigit1315]

I’d leave right now with my family and money if ubi becomes a thing in Canada it’s over ! We are just lazy woke idiots that can’t fight are way out of a paper bag

[@keithlamothe1554]

I’m 53 and I’d happily bail out now.

[@GunRightsforCanada]

Im a Manitoban over 40. I would take US citizenship for me amd my family in a heart beat.

[@liensixx2812]

Even older people are ready 51st now join the republic now no more Crown.

[@Devonflood8232]

I'm a 33yo Australian and I feel the same I want out of Australia, I want U.S citizenship once I've done my studies I'm going to start the immigration process!

[@royjohnson465]

Wow! I am from Canada and I’ve made 6 trips to Australia spending over 2 years there total time. I only missed NT and Tasmania, but WA is my favourite place. I’ve also been to the USA many times. For me without a doubt Australia is the very best place to live in the world, much better than the USA and Canada and a little better than NZ. You are living in the very best country on earth and there is no need to leave there.

[@Devonflood8232]

@@royjohnson465 I am originally from Darwin N.T and you aren't missing much but There are so many reasons, too many to list why I want to leave Australia, that it would bore you so I'll leave just a couple, apart from being over-taxed, I am bored sh!tless with Australia, I have worked throught out the N.T and Victoria and for me the country is stagnant! So I will be leaving once my lose ends are tied!

[@royjohnson465]

@@Devonflood8232 ~ I see you thanks for taking the time and effort to explain that to me. I understand and you look at life differently than me and I respect your opinion. Besides high taxes it’s boredom and stagnant for you in Australia. I’m the opposite of you in some ways because I like a quiet life, the bush, camping, RV’s (caravans), prospecting for gold, gardening & greenhouses, farms, and living out in the country on an acreage. But, perfect Perth, WA is very, very beautiful and I could live there in that city permanently with regular trips out around the southwestern part of WA which is the best part of Australia for me. ~But if you got into a beautiful house and nice upscale neighbourhood in Brisbane or Sydney then you might like it. Anyway, if you make it to USA I hope you become successful, satisfied to fulfill some of your dreams and find what you’re looking for.

[@Devonflood8232]

@@royjohnson465 Cheers mate, I should have also said, I am not discouraging people from moving here, I'm just wanting a different life! I hope I didn't come off as rude, I'm just pretty blunt, it's a Territorian thing!

[@royjohnson465]

@@Devonflood8232 ~I do see, good 👍!

[@jamesb5737]

Is that because when these 18 year old men were only 8 years old when Trudeau's version of Canada came to be and they don't know her real Canada I remember? 10 years is a LONG time...

[@danieltroke3721]

Brainwashed children from this 10 years of government woke indoctrination

[@felixwankel3989]

Im in my 30's, Canada has always been an irredeemable shithole in steady decline.

[@paulinegauthier1867]

Exactement. Had they known the amazing Canada of the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, their hearts would break at this thought. I don't blame them though. Trump is undoing everything that tells them that they are of no value: DEI/TRANS/CRY/Toxic man BS. I hate that sh*t. Men have always fought our wars and built this country with women supporting them. We each have our role to play. Trump speaks to them bc that unmitigated pr*ck FJT speaks DOWN to them, as he does to of us, but it's worse for Cdian males. 😢

[@adipoem]

Where's the line to get an American passport?

[@luckycharm8888]

Proudly will take US citizenship!🍁🇺🇸

[@rachelledean7166]

I am going to be 66 and the only thing that I would want to know, what happens to my pensions!!!!

[@rce8540]

I got. Friend from Canada. He has been a citizen for years. Gets his Canada pension. And his U.S. pension is a whole lot more than ours.

[@billcox8870]

I'm adopted in my birth family is american. On my dad's side I am an actual coolidge. My great-grandfather was President Calvin coolidge's cousin.

[@paulinegauthier1867]

Neat!

[@billcox8870]

@paulinegauthier1867 I may use that to apply for dual citizenship. I have the phone number of both my parents. It wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for the actions of My adoptive mother.

[@A.C._Taylor]

Either bring back pre 2000’s Canada or go 51. Whatever the more peaceful route to take, is the other criteria for me.

[@tkorte101]

The question isn't about moving to the US. The question is about becoming a US Citizen. Presumably the offer would be contingent on the territory becoming American also.

[@cadillacal915]

Boomer here....!'d take the US citizenship in a heartbeat!! I'm done with Liberal Canada.

[@BetterYet]

I would reject US citizenship for the same reason thousands of Americans renounce citizenship every year. As mentioned, Americans pay US taxes regardless of where they live. We would be better off becoming the Republic of Western Canada.

[@andrewwolkowich]

I'm 56. I'd take U.S. citizenship. Gratefully.

[@happygoluckyh.t.d.4life.739]

I think the risk of being destroyed by this Gov is worth joining the states. It would be nice to have a conservative gov but our system is so broken that it holds us hostage. So if Trump sends me an invite and there is still no election in sight for us here, I will trade my area code for a zip code. I like food.

[@paulinegauthier1867]

We all like food...😂

[@daveeastern7023]

Better option than the Liberals all day

[@RichardLangegger]

im 60 in british columbia yesw i would

[@wrongthinker350]

I'm in British Columbia as well beautiful province horrible socialist politics. Don't know how much longer I can handle it.

[@RichardLangegger]

@@wrongthinker350 aint that the truth

[@davycrockettgoesnorth]

✊🏻❤️🇺🇸I vote yes 51st state = Constitution, free speech, money is worth more and bigger army.

[@MatthewTurner-fp2kb]

Iv got an American flag and im Australian. I plan on moving in 1 year.

[@warrenwade8531]

The most valid point heard "The economic opportunity in Alberta allows young Albertan's to remain Albertan."

[@kk-rc6dw]

Looking for Welder-Fitters??? Pay more than $28 an hour???

[@007REAPER007]

Ive said I was open to the idea, US Dollar (potentially with no federal income tax soon), Us Constitution and free travel to the south, there is still a lot to be worked out but 90% of the world clammers for the American passport and US dollar, why not take it if offered? My dad who is "55 and Older", was mad at me for it, I asked him what makes him so different from Americans given that he walks around in a Nascar jacket with an American flag on it, watches 95% American media and sports, Starbucks and Mcdonalds on every corner, what would change? He said guns, so I said, do you and everyone in Canada plan to become gun enthusiasts over night? no? so whats the issue? he shrugged and walked off.

[@kyledabearsfan]

Great thing about having the 2nd amendment here, you dont HAVE to own one if you are that against it. But, we are passionate about our right to defend ourselves from others and our government if need be.

[@55MarieL]

Why not have a bona fide referendum???

[@cherubim111]

Welcome to America my Brothers ❤️ Freedom Convoy 2022 ❤️ FREEDOM!

[@road8918]

I’m a female in my 40s and I would gladly accept US citizenship

[@dotover9013]

I am 54 and a 24 year Canadian navy vet….I would take them up on that in a heartbeat.

[@gbrown9273]

The young men do not realize that they would be "cannon fodder" for the USA in some far off country, like has happened for the last " zillion" years. and not to "protect the homeland " Remember Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Vietnam, etc etc I remember very distinctly when my brother's number was selected in the draw to go to Vietnam.... I hope no one else has to go through that.. War is not glamourous even though it is portrayed that way... ..

[@nswoodsman]

Yes, many more wars for the chosen people must yet be fought. The goyem only exist to serve their masters. Long live Isreal.

[@kk-rc6dw]

At least they arm them...

[@wrongthinker350]

America hasn't done a draft since Vietnam. What makes you think they would start one now.

[@wayne4936]

I am 66, my wife is 63. If we did not have our children and grandchildren firmly planted here in Canada, we would both move to either Texas or Florida. We are fortunate that we have the resources to do so, that obviously always enters into a decision of this nature, but we have a place in Mexico, so we would be closer there too. However......being in Alberta with a fantastic Premier it makes it more palatable at the moment to stay put. Would I ever move to Ontario? NEVER!!!

[@astronautclub9261]

A Golden Gift to all Canadians from the US of A

[@pjhaines6620]

I'm 50 and would gratefully take it.

[@Ricardo_Montalbunny]

The those young men need to be educated on the Pros and Cons. So disappointed I spent 27 years serving this country to listen to this tripe.

[@wrongthinker350]

27 years defending communism wow what a waste of time.

[@Ricardo_Montalbunny]

@wrongthinker350 well aren't you moron.

[@tomb8232]

My family came to canada in 1959 from communist country. Canada was great but last year i got my citizenship back from Croatia, if the liberals get back in I'm gone and most of the family

[@marketcyclesresearchmcr8669]

Don't get sick

[@ghoponit]

Applies for here too.

[@wrongthinker350]

I am sick in Canada I haven't been able to see a doctor in 4 years.

[@static_Tricolor_camry]

I would join America immediately.

[@kevinbeausoleil8104]

I would most definitely take it

[@cherubim111]

Told ya ❤️ Canada51 ❤

[@tedbeutler2776]

Definitely

[@DaughterofGod986]

I feel that joining America, would be like jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. Yes Canada has fallen a lot, however, America is no bed of roses either.

[@ShomoGoldburgler]

You should get familiar with how the US constitution works, then how state constitutions work. Canada is the fires of Kuwait, level Fckd up

[@kyledabearsfan]

Sure we arent perfect. But there is a major gap between whats going on in Canada and whats going on here in the US. We were on the path you are on, but not as far gone. We pivoted because we saw the direction Canada and Western Europe were in. We have hope again.

[@EmotionallyExhausted]

No place is perfect. The difference is, you can move to a particular region that is closer to your views in the U.S. and help to fortify it, because the individual states have so much power. Alberta votes almost entirely Conservative in both federal and provincial elections, and it means _nothing_ . Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver dictate every aspect of our lives, and always will under this system. No Canadian politician is coming to save us, not even Poilievre. He might make things better for a few years, but then what? The Conservatives will only maintain power until the voters in eastern Canada get bored with prosperity and stability, forget how truly despicable the Liberals are, and long for the days of the over-reaching nanny state. Do you know what the worst government in Canadian history is? The _next_ Liberal government. Always.

[@sirawesomenessi1796]

As a young Canadian starting his life, I’ll pull up the Geneva Checklist before I call myself an American

[@ShomoGoldburgler]

What's worth defending in Canada? Diversity? Rainbow pride month? Punjabi invasion?

[@randyromanick1871]

48 I would gladly be part of the 51st state

[@lawrenceveinotte]

I'd move to Florida tomorrow if I could, I see job offers of $50 an hour for skills I have, no state income tax, buy a house on some property for $200,000.

[@paulinegauthier1867]

Qu'est ce qui t'arrête? Fais demande pour les emplois qui t'intéresse et ton employeur fera demande pour ta visa!

[@Tom-f5q8e]

you wont find a decent house for 200K. Try more like 600K

[@wrongthinker350]

There's lots of cheap houses in FLorida my mom used to live there it all depends on where you want to live.

[@lechbiegalski4382]

Kind of obvious. I blame the dumbing down and counter-national education reforms initiated in Ontario by the Harris Conservatives in late 1990s. Also, today, most high achievers with higher education come from immigrant families. They did not grow up in a social and cultural environment loyal to Canada. For both groups dominant priority seems to be consumerism and collecting material values. Let them go...

[@yourbudspud9366]

This is 100% lies. You didn’t poll all Canadian men you have no way of knowing how many would accept it.

[@portyroyal239]

NOOOOOO WAYYYYYYY ! CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR . NEVER WANTED TO JOIN THE CIRCUS !!

[@Metoo1111]

What percent of Canadians did you poll. Lol

[@nicko9046]

I am a 35 year old post-grad. Would happily go to the USA for more opportunities, more free speech and much better health care.

[@redMaple_QC]

Canadians that wish American citizenship for taxes reason forget that you will be taxed indirectly far more.

[@amirlach]

Red Seal Journeyman with US ancestry. Would like to join the many people I know working there.

[@692ALBANNACH]

Hell why not?

[@richard-cf8ce]

I'M AN ALASKAN 3RD GENERATION. I LOVE CANADA. IF WE CLEAN UP OUR ACT WITH TRUMP. WE WILL CLEAN UP OUR GOVERNMENT AND WE WILL CLEAN UP OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND WE WILL PUT BLOCKS AND PREVENTS SO THAT WHAT HAPPENED IN THE LAST 4 YEARS WILL NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN. I THINK IT WOULD BE BENEFICIAL FOR CANADA I THINK IT WOULD BE BENEFICIAL FOR THE UNITED STATES JUST THINK WE WOULD BE THE BIGGEST NATION THE RICHEST NATION THE MOST POWERFUL NATION.

[@wrongthinker350]

Being the richest most powerful Nation on the planet would definitely have benefits.

[@Hbosstowing]

I'm 42 , id join America soon as I can !!!!! Stop downplaying what Canada wants , we want America 🇺🇸

[@d46512]

Absolutely sign me up 🇺🇸 I want to belong to a real nation

[@hermanfreadrich3015]

AS SENIOR CITIZENS THE ONLY THING KEEPING US IN CANADA IS OUR GRANDCHILDREN 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸

[@mandelish]

Woman, from QC, undergraduate degree - I would take USA citizenship.

[@DayZero-X]

Im Albertan and i wouldnt hesitate for a second. Ask Alberta what they think.

[@JuvenileJinx]

🇨🇦💚🇺🇸 51st Ready! 54 year old woman

[@IRQ1Conflict]

Seems True North and her guest are a little behind the times. Trup is doing away with income tax.

[@Alllivesmatter24]

I am 51 and I would take it in a heartbeat

[@billcox8870]

Get into the trades. There is a massive need for construction workers

[@wrongthinker350]

There's no need for trades in British Columbia because we're not building anything.

[@billcox8870]

@wrongthinker350 because of Justin Trudeau the rate of new housing construction has gone downhill

[@WoWisdeadtome]

What's that expression? "In a heartbeat." By the way I'm 41 and a father, but I want my kids to have opportunities to be something other than a ward of the state on UBI. I don't want them to be physically alive if their souls are dead.

[@nameyourchannel7844]

We would be blessed to become part of an actual free country with a proper constitution.

[@timarseneault6822]

Give me 2 times what I have in the bank in US dollar and I would be open to it and I could go from Alberta to anywhere in the US no pass port needed