Could The US Defend Itself From An Invasion (Canadians React)

[@HistoryNerd808]

Yes, yes we could. Without even breaking a sweat. The geography is a nightmare for any invasion force and the video doesn't mention that if they came through Texas, it would be what we Texans have been waiting for for decades.

[@MrCharlieBananas]

Exactly, I'm from the UK and love Texan people I have friends from Austin and Dallas. I'm pretty sure Texas alone could deal with Russia!

[@apex_blue]

I from Texas and can say I can be a sniper which is basically like hunting waiting still for an entire day not moving a muscle or making any noise for the entire day, and shooting with long range accuracy I bet I could be a sniper and I’m only a teen.

[@apex_blue]

@riptide 23 I never said I will be good enough right now but already have the traits of one plus, with the training they get probably

[@apex_blue]

@riptide 23 yeah but the concept is the same I watch some snipers stories and they are pretty similar to hunting just with extra steps and way longer ranges

[@apex_blue]

@riptide 23 I know and I not saying I want to become a sniper I’m saying I have the traits not that I’m the best and relative to real snipers not even close to decent.

[@danlorett2184]

Something the video doesn't mention: there are around ~800 million small arms in existence in the world. More than HALF of them are privately owned by Americans.

[@martincarroll7470]

Remember we have millions of armed civilians, no invading army would stand a chance.

[@SonOfMuta]

Yeah, you second amendmenters wouldn't do shit

[@chadwickvon8019]

@@SonOfMuta would you be willing to bet some money on that lol. If anyone came to my house and threatened my family's lives or my life or my animals lives, I am going to defend my family, my animals, and my property by any means necessary even if that means I have to take a life.

[@imamisfit445]

Ha! I dont even think we would need the military for defense.

[@abstractioner3071]

@@SonOfMuta I get where you are coming from, the amount of firepower the American population has isn't ultra complex or advanced. However, I think an invading country would find it to be like our war in Vietnam, where the enemy is dressed as civilians and hard to identify. Traps and ambushes await

[@LegitGamer21]

There was a quote I heard from a Japanese Admiral during WW2 telling soldiers "the most foolish thing to do would be to invade America because there would be a gun hidden behind every blade of grass"

[@jeknechtphotography7106]

Something this video doesn’t mention is that aside from the military, even if an invasion did by some slim chance, Americans for the most part know their neighborhoods and terrain and about 72 million Americans are registered gun owners with at least 1 firearm and they will certainly defend their own home and property.

[@Pianomn626]

This is accurate. Of all of the privately owned firearms in the world, Americans own 84% of them. I've seen some people say that "Second Amendmenters" wouldn't jump in to the fight. I suspect that is false.

[@an_anishinaabe_son]

And millions more who are smart enough not to register their guns!

[@M4A3]

@@an_anishinaabe_son there is no such thing as gun registration. Exception being Class 3 items (full auto, short barrel rifles, short barrel shotguns). The 4473 form you fill out at your dealer, STAYS, at the dealer. However, I did many many form copies for the ATF, because they found a gun on a crime scene. They call the manufacturer, find out when and what distributor the gun went to. Then call the distributor, and find out when and which dealer it went to. They then call the dealer and ask to do a "trace". They provide you with a date and the serial number they are looking for. In the old days, we had to go through filing cabinets with thousands and thousands of forms to find it. Now you just enter the serial # in the computer, it gives you the number you assigned the 4473, go to the correct cabinet and pull it out. Sometimes they just want the purchaser's info, and sometimes they want it faxed. But there is no such thing as a gun registry, yet.

[@an_anishinaabe_son]

@@M4A3 yes, there is gun registration

[@braden9893]

@@M4A3 There definitely is a Gun registry, it just isn't mandatory to use. A gun is automatically registered to your name when purchased from a firearm dealer whenever the background check is processed. Private gun sales won't have the gun registered to your name unless you choose to do so. Most people do this so that they can recover their gun in the event it is stolen.

[@jacindavonhagel5420]

We got you Canada you’re like our little brother nobody gets to fuck with you

[@SteveIsNumbToThisWorld]

100% agree with this. American's "nobody fucks with our little brother" we'd come at them so hard the rest of the world would be in a coma for 30 years I bet you could ask any American which country they would be most pissed off about someone going to war with and we'd all say Canada

[@michaeldriggers7681]

Except us, big bro America can still fuck with you.

[@backcountryme]

@@michaeldriggers7681 I just see the US sitting on Canada saying “stop hitting yourself” haha

[@crenee4742]

Please put England on this list. They have NEVER turned their back on us. They ain't our "little brother" they're a freakin hard-ass best friend of many decades. England has always had our back and we'll always love, support and protect you

[@redstateforever]

@@crenee4742 Canada, the UK, Australia, really the entire Anglosphere is on the “do not screw with” list for Americans.

[@ExUSSailor]

During WW2, Japanese Adm. Yamamato was once asked if the IJN had plans to invade the continental U.S. When he said no, he was asked why not, to which his reply was, "If we did, there would be an American with a rifle behind every bush."

[@HawkGirl69]

Every blade of grass but close enough

[@TheFosterchris1988]

We know pretty much the whole country and will defend it completely. If tomorrow shit hit the fan I quit my job and head towards the bastards who invade.

[@someretardontheinternet]

There's no official record of him saying that but he probably said something similar

[@azuresusanoo9770]

@@someretardontheinternet This I think he actually said, I think your thinking about the "I fear all we have done is awaken a sleeping giant and fill it with a terrible resolve."

[@someretardontheinternet]

@@azuresusanoo9770 Wasn't thinking about that one

[@shibboleth5768]

SOMEBODY get up to the Canadian border ASAP and measure it. It used to take me an hour to get up to the Canadian border and now it only takes 45 minutes. Those sneaky Canadians are moving the fences!!!!! :P

[@CanadiansReact]

Jokes on you there are no fences or walls separating us :)

[@shyryTsr2k]

@@CanadiansReact no but there is a neutrality zone where it's just separated by some trees in a field lol... Imagine being born there😅

[@ahhshytson]

I can see Canada from my window

[@redstateforever]

@@ahhshytson Isn’t there a town that straddles the border? Like, literally, one side of the street is the US, the other side is Canada? Can’t recall the name, iirc the library is half and half, you have to exit the right door or you end up in the wrong country, lol. Idk if that exists anywhere else.

[@richardsbrandon5027]

@@redstateforever In Maine!

[@SHintz]

We, as Americans, just need to keep our confidence but remain humble. When we were just Rebels from Great Britian, no one thought we could form an independent country from England & thought we'd be another colony from Great Britian. The Titanic was impossible to sink. Normandy was damn near impossible to take over..... whenever there is an "impossible" movement, something always happens.

[@AnAZPatriot]

Well...the British built the Titanic...so...

[@mookiestewart3776]

@@AnAZPatriot I think that was kinda the point lol

[@williamlilleston1595]

I am an old guy...10 years USN (74-84) to boot. I remember an interview of Brezhnev by Walter Cronkite. In it Cronkite asked him if he or the Soviet Union had ever thought of invading the USA. Brezhnev said an emphatic "NO" ! Cronkite asked why and Brezhnev said (I quote) "200 million deer rifles".

[@curtiscriscoe367]

I love that. Thank you

[@lemaitrethemonk]

Also, as a Texan. COME AND TAKE IT! We will not even call the Military. In twenty four hours, we would create an army that would rival any country...

[@brandoferg6460]

They don’t mention that a lot of citizens have live ammunition practice. Most children also paintball and airsoft. As a society we’ve designed games around war. Even hide and seek, Marco polo and so on.

[@ninjireal]

Many children, such as myself, shoot real guns from a young age. One might say guns and marksmanship, while stereotypical, are simply part of our culture.

[@WSlopeAggie]

@@ninjireal I mean yeah, guns have been as much a part of the American identity as being a damn American since before the union was technically even a country.

[@ninjireal]

@@WSlopeAggie Yeah, our country started with war. And unlike Britain, we don’t have any Excaliburs, so we stick to Yankee weaponry, haha. Most of the reason the Bill of Rights and the Constitution is the way it is is because we, the people, are meant to fight for our rights. The 2nd amendment is there so the government cannot stop us from stopping an oppressive or tyrannical government.

[@bojanglesthewizard8875]

I really do appreciate you guys for not constantly stopping the video or talking throughout the whole thing like other channels

[@salemkitty5786]

I like that part tho. I feel like I’m getting more input from that style

[@stephsdlnthms3957]

The reality is that no one would be capable of invading Canada either. You guys have the same geographic protections as we do, and there is NO WAY America would let a hostile force invade. Our militaries work hand-in-hand anyway, so no matter which country someone tried to invade they would be facing the military arms of both nations.

[@CanadiansReact]

🙌

[@YvetteArby]

There’s one thing that will make Canada (and Alaska) more vulnerable in the future: global warming. Once the polar ice melts, a northern passage will be possible…

[@mournblade1066]

You can throw the U.K. in that mix as well. An attack against Canada is an attack against the U.S. AND the U.K. And the U.K. also has The Bomb.

[@BT293HG]

Also us Americans love Canada so we won’t let people invade the mythical Maple Syrup people

[@mookiestewart3776]

@@CanadiansReact we got your back guys!!

[@markburris9778]

Nope. Even getting through a place like Montana or Wyoming would be a problem. They have LOTS of guns and they know how to use them.

[@kylesummers1565]

and if they ever make it to OK or TX, OMG. PEACE CANADA!

[@billallen4793]

Finally someone mentioning Wyoming! 👏👏👏 we have more "registered" firearms per capita ie 1000 than any other state! And that's just the registered one's! We don't need paperwork to sell gun's person to person. And than you have to think about the number of so called ghost 👻 gun's in our state. Throw in how many serious hunter's and expert shooter's that live here. At night can you imagine the psychological terror that a sniper all camouflage out equipped with a compound bow or crossbow and night vision could inflict on invading force's, not to mention the death's. They'd never make it past the continental divide....lol...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@kylesummers1565]

@@billallen4793 Lol, lived in Worland for a while, but I'm back in the South now. I love WY, but that 1989 (I think it was) winter was brutal in the Bighorn Basin.

[@billallen4793]

@@kylesummers1565 I lived in Casper that year and moved to Thermopolis in 90. Yeah we had some rough winter's back then, below zero for 45 day's at a time. Now winter's in Lander only last 8 Months nowadays, and it's hardly ever below zero for 20-30 day's at a time...lol...downright balmy! How far south did you run?...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@kylesummers1565]

@@billallen4793 Well, I went back to Texas. But am now in the 4 corners region of NM. I'm in the high desert again, but most don't know how cold it can get with the valley alpine-flow from the Colorado mountains. I laugh when people from Denver complain about how cold it is in the winter mornings here. I love this area and love the 40 degree (or more) daily temperature swings, but we need some freaking rain or snow. I know we as humans can't do much with regard to that, but I did practice the rain dance that I learned from the Hopis when I was in Arizona and maybe tried that a couple times over the last few years. Hasn't worked much yet, but I am hopeful.

[@angstandvexed]

US people would just be confused by an invasion from Canada, with no clear discerning difference between the two peoples, the only give away might be "No yeah, for sure" to give away identity. The secret to peace is not to want to kill your neighbors, I am glad we love our neighbors, may the world never see another World War. Thanks guys for all your kind comments toward The US, we love our northern neighbors.

[@nancyjanzen5676]

All those snowbirds coming over with their two part IDs. We would really have to up the bar security.

[@darrekworkman8685]

That isn't true! It's easy to tell the difference between US citizens and Canadians. The Canadians apologize more.

[@miketaylor5212]

idk some folks from our northern states sound like canadians to me.

[@bigmudder2478]

America is the overpowered anime protagonist lol

[@mr.raslyon6626]

Our power is well earned.

[@rawbrob1079]

Test that power and find out

[@BT293HG]

Fuck around and find out :3

[@hendersonbanner8020]

Ultra instinct

[@josephmeeks5657]

they are welcome to test that assumption at the earliest convenience.

[@barbarachurchill5304]

During WW ll, all street and directional signs in Philadelphia, PA were removed to disorient any invading forces. As late as the 1960’s, many of these signs had never been replaced.

[@colleenmonfross4283]

As most of the world knows, Americans are well armed as private citizens, thanks to our Second Amendment rights. I think our private militia, which would very quickly form, would be able to handle any threat! Our private arsenals are vast.

[@clsinds5876]

This is such outdated thinking. The entire US private gun Arsenal would be useless against high flying drone attacks. And all it would take is a successful attack on one of the dozens of data infrastructure locations located in each state to melt the internal organs of the entire population of the citizens for miles and all of the guns located in it simply due to the shear amount of radio frequency radiation that facility would release. (There is a reason they are concrete lined structures in mountains or a minimum of 4 stories below ground to minimize the amount of radiation that escapes.) If there was a war “on our soil” it would not be fought with man power on the ground it would be fought from remote locations miles away using satalites and drones and the citizens would be driven below ground taking cover from the debris falling as a result of US air counter attacks. Sorry there will never be another WW2 era war fought in the US, or any country again.

[@batboy555]

@@clsinds5876 So what branch did you serve in? These things require power and fuel.

[@backcountryme]

@@clsinds5876 what exactly do data storage facilities have in them that would cause all that radiation? I have been in facilities used for data storage and there is no radioactive materials there. I think it is time to change your tin foil hat my dude.

[@aaronmccutcheon]

@@clsinds5876 yeah except some of the people that are a part of these militias that would undoubtedly form in situation like this would have the necessary skills to deal with drones. If some country were dumb enough to invade the USA and for some reason our military couldn't defend us, the militias that formed would become the deadliest military force the world has ever seen. Close to 100 million gun owners and almost 400 million guns in this country...more than enough to arm every single one of us.

[@aaronmccutcheon]

@@clsinds5876 we'd "run for cover" because of "falling debris" as a result of "US air counter attacks"? I don't think you realize how big our country really is. How many people would that threaten at a time? I spent some time at Bagram airbase and it was attacked pretty much every day by at least a few mortars and or rockets and I didn't really feel like I had to run for cover very often. If I was doing some task at the time I pretty much just kept doing it. If a mortar is going to land on you or close enough, running around scrambling for cover isn't going to help much...Unless it's a sustained attack of course.

[@tbhgodrick6120]

Imagine if your “best” option is to try and invade Texas. 😂

[@randlebrowne2048]

Texas is home to Fort Hood, one of the largest tank bases in the US.

[@ParasitikOne]

Fort Campbell Fort Bragg and Fort Hood in that order are the largest bases on the planet. Kentucky North Carolina and Texas in only those bases contain 150000+ active duty personnel and their families. If you include families that encompasses roughly 700,000 people… and that’s not including the Airforce bases in those areas or the Naval and USMC bases in those areas.

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

Yeah, that's like checking to see if you're gun was loaded by looking down the barrel of the gun

[@LittleVillage24]

I'm from Chicago and the amount of guns that are fired during New Years Eve and the Fourth of July is insane. I would feel bad for any country that would be stupid enough to invade America.

[@jeysonlivington]

So how come so many schools get shot up? Or your answer is? The teachers are Democrats?.

[@BT293HG]

“Texas would probably take care of it” Bruh knowing Texas, they’d likely solo the defense

[@pblackjac]

Texas, Tennessee, and Montana. The three patron states of shooting stuff. 🤣

[@joshgellis3292]

“Don’t mess with Texas.😒” -Bush 🤣

[@raptorep]

They're definitely distribute the heavy weapons to the rest of the states and give the most hurt. Culturally and regulatory wise Texas will not be conquered easily by anyone in a shooting war.

[@AzerinaM]

We Texans are pretty badass.

[@thedyingmeme6]

And Detroit. And Chicago. And any other big city. Oh yeah and all those wackjobs who live in rural area

[@cathiedann3285]

Not only do we have enough guns to defend our country, we have enough guns to give guns to the citizens who don't already have them. Every capable citizen will be armed. Do not forget, We would rather die on our feet than live on our knees.

[@hunterbutters8273]

They also forgot the fact that America has more armed citizens in some single states than other countries whole military

[@ibsurfun]

Canada " were invading your country!" United States "you bring the beer!"

[@aidanlombardi]

We wouldn’t even need 75% of our military when we have Texas and Florida

[@gavinlinville9691]

YEEHAAA TEXAS NOT ONE STEP BACK FOR GOD ALMITY !!!

[@organsmasher788]

Florida here letting ya know that you are spot on. Unfortunately I feel we would be nuked to take us out of the picture.

[@1kennylo]

Florida checking in 📍

[@WSlopeAggie]

@@organsmasher788 dw it's more likely Texas would be nuked, you're good :D

[@WSlopeAggie]

as well as Nevada and Colorado. Most people in these two states also have at least one firearm, and probably 50% of the gun-owners in the two states have some form of large-calibre rifle (like .30-06, .308, .50 BMG, 12 gauge, that kinda good shit)

[@chrischalkley8571]

Japanese Admiral Yamamoto: “You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass."

[@SolTerran5050]

"If all the armies of the world were to invade the United States, they would not be able to take a drink from the Ohio" Abraham Lincoln 1862

[@liarwithagun]

To be fair, back then the US military was only moderate to good compared to other countries like those in Europe. It was WW1 and WW2 when we went from being good to the overwhelming superpower we are today.

[@SolTerran5050]

The Issue I have with in honesty, other powers like France and England could not field the Numbers on our soil that we had, sure they had the navy, but they could not field the artillery or numbers of Soldiers, the Union Army of the Potomac, by 1865, could field 100,000 alone, that isn't even counting armies in the Midwest

[@stevedietrich8936]

This is an excerpt from Abraham Lincoln's "Lyceum Speech" of 1838. In this speech Lincoln stated that our failure as a nation, if it occurred would come as a result of loss of reverence for our laws, not as a result of attack from abroad. Lincoln was 28 years old and 22 years until becoming the US President when he gave this speech.

[@jhorton1600]

This didn't even account for the hundreds of thousands of hunters with the skills and equipment useful for defending against invading troops.

[@robertmorris4680]

If every Texan dug through their attics and closets and could send a forgotten firearm and a box of ammo to New Zealand. In a month those wonderful people would be free

[@k5rjtxj]

The massive size and logistical nightmare of an invasion is the deterrent in itself. However when you combine the facts that the coast lines are so heavily defended. You are also going against the heaviest armed civilian population! So not only are you going up against the military but also the civilian population who can absolutely decimate the ranks.

[@rprs1l3nt81]

NOT EVEN LYING THERES A INFOGRAPHIC SHOW VIDEO ABOUT THE US VS THE WORLD PLEASE REACT TO IT NEXT LOL

[@2009mechanic]

It is currently estimated that there are more privately owned firearms and ammo being held by its own citizens , any foreign invader would be shot and not even by the USA military itself.

[@jabreck1934]

My father was head of research and development for the Navy. President of Naval civil engineer in laboratories. SOSUS- A sonar system out in the water that surrounds the United States and Canada. This is declassified information and easy to look up.

[@RwandaBob]

the answer is unquestionably yes as someone from one of the most rural states mississippi would be an afghanistan on steroids for any invader. i know of places near where i grew up and all around the state that would be literally impossible to find and a more than significant amount of the land here is dense forest. any invading army would first have to get through the coast which is heavily fortified by the us navy as many of the navy’s ships are built on the mississippi gulf coast, and if they can get through that then they’d have to face a heavily armed, very defensive, very rural, very patriotic, very communal, and very angry populace considering an invasion. it would be like the us wars against the seminoles. mississippians hiding deep in the woods, sniping enemies from within the woods, on ridges, and throughout towns. intense guerilla warfare over the entire area in places that aren’t even incorporated yet. the us is most likely the hardest nation on earth to invade because we’re so populous, so large, and so diverse in geography that any force invading would have to have troops that can withstand cold in new england, the upper midwest, and alaska, troops that can withstand intense heat and humidity in the south, troops that can handle brutal over 105 degree heat, lack of water and deserts in the southwest, and troops that can be rained on constantly and survive wet winters in the pacific northwest to ever conquer us

[@Hazlett5551]

As an American I know we’ve prepared for this invasion. that’s why our rail and road infrastructure is so atrocious. We are always one step ahead…

[@AzerinaM]

😂🤣 I see what you did there!

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

Something something bob Ross reference.

[@dwanemarsh4378]

While true, it is also true that the majority of goods, besides things that are too heavy, are shipped by cargo planes, of which there is a huge fleet from a ton of companies. That doesn't even count the military cargo planes. So, the rail system is not much in demand as it used to be. as it takes too long for delivery and has too many stops. Why wait a day or two for stuff that could be there in a few hours by air?

[@ChristaFree]

There used to be "a rifle behind every blade of grass". Now there's 3. There would be no mercy and no POW's. That's just from the private citizen side. Not including military or local law enforcement, or each state's national guard, or state citizen corps.

[@PurebloodedPatriot]

Lol. That was a great analogy! Mike Tyson against 100 kindergartners! And there is a video USA vs the world. We could defend our land and yours. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦

[@helghasttrooper3839]

As an American, hope you guys are doing good. Keep drinking that maple syrup, and stay safe and happy^^

[@amandas.6500]

Ryan I love your idea for taking over and creating CanAmerida! 🇨🇦🇺🇸 I love the humor/chemistry you guys have.

[@cylemcclusky9]

For yall's information. Dont forget that world leaders around the world that have thought about such an act Arent scared of our military, their scared of the people who live here. We are the only country with over 3 million armed, God fearing and patriotic civilians willing to fight. Also an invasion happened before, and y'all heard what happened with that one.🇺🇸

[@roningaming1422]

A Japanese general in ww2 when asked why Japan didn't invade the US he said "there would be a gun behind every blade of grass"

[@markpukey8]

Oh, and to put it into MORE context... Those 11 carriers they mention? They never travel alone, they move in carrier battle groups of 20-30 vessels and accompanying attack subs. And 4 of them are permanently stationed in the Pacific off our own coasts and 4 more are permanently stations in the Atlantic off our own coasts. The other 3 are always roaming around in YOUR backyard, just in case you "accidentally" float away and threaten the US or someone we choose to protect. Most navies won't take their whole kit and go attack you if they know you have an aircraft carrier battle group within a thousand miles or so of your coast. It makes this video an entertaining thought exercise, but it's never gonna happen. None of the large militaries in the world today have any real desire to invade any of the others. We all prefer economic competitions.

[@m1t2a1]

Peace through superior firepower.

[@mr.raslyon6626]

Yup. The biggest kid in class keeps the bullies in check.

[@markbrandenburg7910]

Nice Star Trek Quote...

[@m1t2a1]

@@markbrandenburg7910 I thought it was Henry Kissinger.

[@ShadowNetWeaver1]

American here. We have contingency plans for almost every possible scenario, including if the entire world declared war on us. While nothing is set in stone, we are really REALLY good at waging war. We had the opportunity to fill the power vacuum at the end of WWII, and we took it and remained the leaders of the western bloc ever since. Hell, most of our allies depend on us to supplement their own military power projection. A big reason why Russia or China doesn't invade other countries is due to their NATO membership status, and thus knowing that if such a war was declared they'd be drawn into direct conflict with us.

[@GTJacket624]

I like how this video conveniently left out that we have a lot and I mean a lot or armed citizens and militias. Thank god for the 2nd amendment.

[@redstateforever]

330 million people, close to 500 million guns. I like those odds.

[@johncee853]

Thank the people that actually wrote the 2nd amendment.

[@TheFosterchris1988]

GOD BLESS AMERICA!!! Bless the forefathers! I love these videos. These responses make me happy 😊

[@johncee853]

@@redstateforever ...untrained.

[@johncee853]

@@TheFosterchris1988 how about "blessing" the actual people... Imaginary gods had nothing to do with it.

[@jasoncordial4730]

Despite our military there is one reason we will never be invaded, and a Japanese man during WW2 said it best. "There is a gun behind every blade of grass".

[@stevenreyngold1166]

Even if a force was able to create and hold a beachhead, they would be in danger not only from US forces but the most heavily armed citizenry the world has ever known. Defending is always easier than attacking, and it is a lesson that the US and Russia have both learned in Afghanistan and the US in Vietnam where a bunch of guys in black pajamas fended off the worlds most powerful military. Any invading army would be spanked so badly by guerilla militia units that they would be demoralized and defeated very quickly. The thing is it would never get to that point because of modern technology. Any approaching vessels or aircraft would be lit up before they were even in visual range of the coast. The only chance they would have is to mass their forces in South America or Central America before making a push for the southern boarder, but few if any of their assets would be left to cross once they got there. Nope, the only threat to our homeland is either nuclear or biological warfare, and that wouldn't just be a threat to our existence, but humanity as a whole. The biggest threat the US is the same as what caused the collapse of Rome. Complacency, comfort, out of control spending, and division of it's people. Those are the real invaders, and they have been at the gate for a while now.

[@AzerinaM]

Agreed!

[@matthewweng8483]

I just keep imagining an invading fleet getting brutally strafed by smart bombs and drones 500 miles off the coast... 25 if it’s on pay-per- view.

[@shawnmorris906]

101.6 million registered hunters well versed in tracking, stealth movement, camouflage and mid to long range accuracy. Some of those are military yes but even without them you are still talking 100 million minimum. That in itself is a small army. Then I would guess some where in the ball park of 200 or 300 million people that own guns (and know how to use them).

[@LordGertz]

Funny enough there is US fiction literature, in several genres, that have parts of the US break off to join Canada. Most commonly its all or part of the US Pacific States. This is mainly due to the 60s-90s perceived view of the West Coast being more liberal (more Canadian or European like) than the rest off the country and writers on both sides of the political debate making their dream nation.

[@shawnanderson6313]

Not to mention American Civilians own 50 percent of the small arm weapons in the world. We would fight until the the death.

[@joetravieso3542]

Americans may fight with each other but when we are united in war...no mercy

[@shawnanderson6313]

@@joetravieso3542100 percent sir

[@AmericaVoice]

Yep. Look at us in 9/11. We fight each other like a big dysfunctional family, but attacking the family would be suicidal for the attacking parties! US citizens have shown we are united when we ever get attacked and even without the military our citizens could stop an invasion just by our non military arms and determinational spirit of Americans!

[@billallen4793]

84% of small arms in the world are in American hands ✋...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@josephscritchfield1644]

Texas alone has 15 million registered hunters but they do not require veterans to have a hunting license to go hunting that's the first line of defense West Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania that are all states with a 50% gun-owning rate at a minimum for its citizens

[@thesarcasticliberal]

Literally, the only nation in the last few hundred years to consider an invasion of the United States was Nazi Germany, and those were the same tactical geniuses who tried to invade Russia in the winter. Even Japan, which is the only nation to launch a proactive attack on a US state, never intended to hold territory, merely destroy enough of the Pacific fleet to cripple operations for several years, giving Japan time to consolidate power in the region. Large nations, like the US, Russia, and China, are unbelievably hard to invade, with the US being the hardest, simply due to the massive water barrier (never mind several hundred million guns).

[@mournblade1066]

Germany actually invaded The Soviet Union during the summer. The problem was, the Soviet resistance ended up being far greater than Germany anticipated, which meant that their invasion extended into the winter months.

[@thedyingmeme6]

Japan also didnt bother hunting down the rest of the USN, they just attacked what was in Pearl Harbor. Even then, it only took us like, 6 or 7 months to totally rebuild the Navy, and then we were very angry that the Japanese did that without a declaration of war.

[@jake28061]

germany tried to get Mexico to invade the us. mexico not only said No thank you they came strate to the usa and said look what the Germans want us to do.

[@sweathawgboudreaux3887]

Isoroku Yamamoto was supposed to have said, “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” This was a serious consideration of the Soviets as well years later.

[@boejiden7093]

Good luck trying to get Texas

[@robertmorris4680]

Texas citizens alone would be enough! God bless Texas!!!

[@ElainetheGARugrat8815]

You guys are super funny!! As an American, I don't see Canada helping out in the invasion. Consequences if it fails would be rough. lol.

[@joelfogelsanger5773]

No nation in the world either independently or in combination with others would ever think of invading the United States. Other nations rely too much on the American economy to even consider that as an option. They would basically be committing suicide. As for Canada, America is your closest ally. We are more than just two countries who cooperate with each other. We are family. We are brothers. So much so that an attack on Canada would be considered an attack on the United States. Let the love flow from us Americans to our Canadian friends!

[@-A-Hybrid-Skunk-Productions-]

There is a video about that called United States VS The World. Should be able to Google it or KZbin it and find it. It is a fascinating video nonetheless

[@CanadiansReact]

Yes - we will for sure check this one out :) - Adam

[@MichaelMorden]

“Their best bet is to dock in Houston Texas” So they were doomed from the start.

[@NBF1865]

The county where I live in a invading army wouldn't make it to other side. Everyone around these parts is armed to the teeth. Sometimes it sounds like a war zone because so many people target shoot. It's music to my ears👍

[@donlove3741]

Hahahaha We're being invaded now ! 1000s crossing south border as I type! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dhfyrydjfjd]

More worried about missiles! Not too worried about land invasions. ♡♡♡

[@blameit6]

The biggest issue for any invading military is the civilian sector of the US has more firearms than the military does. NORAD is manned by both Canadian and American military troops. It covers the defense for all of North America not just the US.

[@UrsleBush]

80 million+ armed civilians say no lol.

[@mookiestewart3776]

Lol we’d be so confused by an invasion by you guys or Mexico…… we don’t want to fight you guys!! We love you!! You’re our brothers!! I hope you guys wouldn’t want to fight us 🤣🤣🤣

[@kylebarrett28]

Canada sold us out real quick lol

[@shawnadams1460]

This same group did a video on that exact same question. The first thing we did was take and disable the entirety of the middle easts oil feilds, then defended all the major shipping lanes, it brought the world's military to a grinding halt...lol.

[@Cheekclapper5000]

Enjoy the blanket 🇺🇸

[@nodishtoodeep3053]

Invading from the south is the worst option, there’s swamps, deserts, mires, not a lot of resources and infrastructure, and a Mount Everest stockpiles of guns

[@nancyjanzen5676]

Please invade through Louisiana. Let the wildlife get you.

[@OGSontar]

Yeah, we're all armed. Heavily. It's the law: Every American must have at least a dozen guns. Well, there's a few of us that aren't allowed to have guns due to crimes, but they are the very small exceptions.

[@frankkoolosko4255]

People in this country have a scary amount of weapons and the ones that have multiple guns also have a stock pile of ammunition which is a real key.

[@russellgtyler8288]

Everyone I know owns an AR, quite a few have more than one. And the ammo.

[@YodaMan-420]

"100 kindergartners against mike tyson" hilarious image in my head because of that. mike just swatting kids and biting off ears.

[@Mace8388]

even with military power combined you would still have to deal with citizens that can easily be trained well enough to hold a pass or an area until reinforcements arrive. which would increase our capabilities by the sheer amount of weapons and ammo we have lol

[@texdoc89]

A gun behind every blade of grass, US gun owners alone have more rifles than the Marine Corps lol. Please give us Texans what we have been waiting for LMAO

[@gavinlinville9691]

Texas will be waiting. gate but with the Brittani mi from that one anime i think...

[@SideSwipeGTA]

Forget the Marines. U.S. gunowners outnumber every other military force combined.

[@michaelsmith2924]

And even at that, Canada and Mexico do have working armies that could be rolled into 1 very large army, for the defense of the North American continent. Canada I have no doubt would have no issue with it. They have a well trained and well armed defense force as well.

[@mikecalderon5251]

Even if it was the whole world, the fact remains, like it said on the video, how would they get here? No overseas transport capability. There is a US vs the world video you should check out.

[@mikicerise6250]

I don't mean to alarm you, but... super-heavy orbital lifters are definitely going to change the game in the 21st century is all I'm saying. ;)

[@thedyingmeme6]

Its also by infograhpics show lmao

[@grizzlybear2643]

You guys are great. Americans love Canada and now we love you two as well.

[@philc.352]

lol.... 1 FOOT A YEAR! I'm Glad I got my US EH shirt, so have mercy on me Canada.

[@amandas.6500]

I'll wear mine too, we'll ask for dual citizenship.

[@philc.352]

@@amandas.6500 Nice.

[@CanadiansReact]

Nice Phil we hope you like it :)

[@CanadiansReact]

Just tell the border guard you know Adam and Ryan ;)

[@amandas.6500]

@@CanadiansReact I'm sure they watch the show too, it's CanAmerida law!

[@chaosknight8428]

15:00 I can just imagine "Has the Canadian border always been halfway through Texas???"

[@digitalviking3450]

I wonder if it were the other way around. What if the US stopped defending allies maritime trade routes and helping ally interests and became a hostile expansionist? I still think Canada would be safe, we like you too much. Lol

[@2009mechanic]

Watch the 2010 movie "Tomorrow , When the war began". It is the Australian version of Red Dawn with a few different plot twists. Most important is HOW and who they were invaded by to be undetected until it was much too late.

[@ferby135]

WATCH THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER AS YOU'VE NEVER HEARD IT!

[@TheRedStateBlue]

it was made up bullshit... paul harvey was known for making shit up.

[@ferby135]

@@TheRedStateBlue okay lol

[@TheRedStateBlue]

@@ferby135 feel free to look it up. paul harvey would tell any lie he could if he thought it would create a more patriotic christian.

[@ferby135]

If boys can pretend to be girls, Ill pretend this story is real.

[@TheRedStateBlue]

@@ferby135 i'll bet you voted for trump, didn't you? and you still believe he won, don't you?

[@McPatMan124]

Not only do we have the largest and arguably the most advanced airforce and navy, we have the army, marine corps, coast guard and each state has a national guard, each with reserve forces. Most Cities have their own police force(major cities have dedicated swat teams), every county has its own sheriff's department, every state has a highway patrol, there are hundreds of private military forces (e.g. blackwater), 17 million military veterans, armed private security, bounty hunters, armed agencies like border patrol and game and wildlife, TSA and tons of other armed jobs. Something like 40% of households have at least 1 firearm. Not to mention that there are places like Detroit, Stockton and Baltimore where shootings are commonplace. Good luck getting through there.

[@wandaarganbright4056]

I don't think China or Russia could even invade Texas! The rest of the world, and even some of our states, don't understand Texas' rights and abilities within the USA. We have our own standing separate state militia with armament, our gun laws are governed by our state alone (and almost everyone in Texas owns several guns), we have plenty of our own money and Texans WILL fight for our own state! There are many more reasons but, those are just a sample. Texas is in a different class, legally, from the other 49 states. Did you know Texas can and does fly it's flag at the same height as the US flag? All other states have to fly theirs lower.

[@Daydricoldsmith]

One more thing would be the fact that almost everyone on the east coast of the US carries a gun or has one in their house, so it wouldn't be a very "friendly" greeting.

[@40granite]

You two are hilarious!! Love your reactions! 😂👍

[@ccs9630]

If you invade you better start on the west coast because if you come through the Southeast first you're going to get your shit rocked SC strong

[@ESUSAMEX]

I am sure the every armed American would be locked and loaded for battle against any nation at any time. The US population is about 330 million and there are about 400 million guns in civilian hands. I personally believe these gun stats are really low, because every time a Democrat threatens to halt gun sales and gun rights, Americans go out and purchase more guns and ammo. Hell, I know someone who owns over 100 firearms of all types himself. And no, he is not a prepper, but a collector and target shooter.

[@AmericaVoice]

100% correct, and that's just the arms the government even knows about, who knows the correct true count that isn't reported or known!

[@Steelfan-oe7ok]

Just bought 2 today

[@DarthKilaj85]

What it doesn't mention is that the hunters alone in just 3 states the Virginias and Maryland hunters make number to make the largest army in the world so think of the gun owners 2/3 or more of those in the US own guns that is an army of 200 million

[@terrynasonisasupervillain9017]

Canada 🇨🇦

[@jamestrombley386]

What your little cartoon didn't take into account is that there are more armed civilians than there are military personnel by a long shot. Many of us hunt and have rifles capable of extreme long shots.

[@PurebloodedPatriot]

Damn right we could 🇺🇸

[@enjoipanda-r4i]

Awesome video!

[@timheller8475]

Except the nuclear war may last 20 min, making life miserable for the few who survive!

[@DrewAlphaable]

There are more firearms per capita throughout the US, it really doesn't matter what state is invaded first. Any invaders will face stiff resistance. The two places most likely to suffer occupation for any period of time would likely be Alaska or Hawaii, and only because they are so remote from the contiguous 48 states. As for the contiguos 48 states, any occupation would fail unless they nuked several of the major ports, bases and cities - and then only after their forces survive the retaliation strikes could they hope to invade. After that, they might be able to occupy some portion of the states, but there would be constant harrassment from the survivors - peace would be impossible until they were destroyed.

[@shelaughs185]

Considering our current administration, it looks like we're relying on geography and an armed populous. That reminds me, I need to order ammo...

[@jimnagel3473]

I love the comments 'move the border 1 foot per year' and 'maybe they wouldnt notice until it got past Buffalo' 😂

[@aaronalkor]

This is why I believe, should the world come together into a Global Civilization, the US would be the perfect choice in commanding Military Forces, and safeguarding the Global Nation

[@NijimaSan]

Not if it’s against Canada. They’d charm us into a false sense of security with Tim Hortons and poutine and then just take over everything.