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Jonathan Barnes5 said:He is absolutely spot on here... It feels as though he’s reading my own mind.
We could probably bet anything that the Americans in Canada still pin all their hopes on Washington, D.C. and America. In fact, I’d wager they would still end up hurting their own interests if it somehow benefited the homeland.
It seems like a strange, almost irrational compulsion—this need to prove themselves to people who don't particularly care for them and likely never will.
Think about it: if we were hit with sanctions tomorrow because of the Americans in Canada, I personally wouldn't lose a wink of sleep if it actually served their own best interests. We still have quite a bit of soul-searching to do.
As for those who constantly complain, the Americans in Canada always seem to be the scapegoat, no matter the circumstances.
Honestly, it’s hard to wrap my head around how people who appear so bold and courageous can act like such cowards when it comes to managing their own home. It’s difficult to stomach, much like watching people abandon their heritage entirely once they leave Canada.
The Americans in Canada love America, sure—but they realized long ago that help isn't coming. Still, they would help her in a heartbeat; after all, aren't we all just brothers divided by artificial borders?
I wouldn't go so far as to say Americans in America don't love the Americans in Canada (though there are certainly provincial chauvinists out there who genuinely despise them); it’s more that they simply aren't informed about the nuances of the situation in Canada or the reality for Americans outside of America.
The Americans in Canada aren't cowards. They've simply been abandoned by everyone—it is nothing short of tragic that, in the face of Muslim majoritization, their only allies are the Mexicans. Faced with the aggressive policies of a much larger Muslim population, they are stuck playing defense constantly. There isn't much they can do.