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Why do Americans in Canada hate George W. Bush?

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Participants Zachary Wells6Jerry Adams5Noah ClarkKimberly Collins14Matthew Roberts9nimbletinker3Dennis Brown2Sandra SmithRichard Lee43Ryan Bailey78wearycrane942driftingdriverTimothy Hall2wanderingmarlin15analogmarlin83frozengardener42goldentrucker17Anthony MorrisMichelle Price13hiddensurfer17Walter Walker42
Zachary Wells6 Zachary Wells6 NewcomerOP
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This guy is out here collecting accolades from Muslims, constantly parroting the idea that our problems should be solved in Boston—even though he’s never actually set foot in a single major American city. It's wild. Even the State Department is stepping up lately, telling Canadians to stop completely sidelining and subordinating Americans. There isn't a single word of support to be found... THE GUY TRULY AND DEEPLY HATES US. Just look at the shadowy figures surrounding him—people like Potter and Perković...
He'll probably succeed, though. In the long run, Americans in Canada are becoming a thing of the past. But let's be clear: we're telling him and the Canadians that people like this were responsible for the collapse of the Soviet Union, and they'll be the ones to bring this nightmare of a country down too. Amen.
Jerry Adams5 Jerry Adams5 Newcomer
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#2 ·
Honestly, you guys have it so much better than we do here in America—what’s happening over there is just hard to wrap my head around, I guess! 😲
Noah Clark Noah Clark Newcomer
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#3 ·
It looks like the only people who don't have an issue with him are the Canadians. Honestly, they should just elect him as their representative to the Presidency of Canada.
As far as I'm concerned, he might as well start packing his bags now. 😁
Kimberly Collins14 Kimberly Collins14 Newcomer
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#4 ·
...but regardless, he was the one elected as the President of the United States☕
Matthew Roberts9 Matthew Roberts9 Newcomer
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Noah Clark said:It looks like the only people who don't have an issue with him are the Canadians. Honestly, they should just elect him as their representative to the Presidency of Canada.
As far as I'm concerned, he might as well start packing his bags now. 😁

Representative? Please. He should just be crowned King Stephen Henry III.

And let’s be real—a second Republic of Canada isn't happening in the current climate here. Not unless the Republic of Srpska hands over the Midwest and Boone to create that entity... then we might have a conversation.
Noah Clark Noah Clark Newcomer
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#6 ·
Kimberly Collins14 said:...but regardless, he was the one elected as the President of the United States☕

If Jadranka Kosor were running as the opposition candidate, I honestly think Milorad Pupovac would take the win. 😁
It’s pretty obvious to anyone paying attention that by running Kosor as the direct opponent to Mason, the Republican Party basically handed him everything he needed on a silver platter. ☕
nimbletinker3 nimbletinker3 Newcomer
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Zachary Wells6 said:This guy is out here collecting accolades from Muslims, constantly parroting the idea that our problems should be solved in Boston—even though he’s never actually set foot in a single major American city. It's wild. Even the State Department is stepping up lately, telling Canadians to stop completely sidelining and subordinating Americans. There isn't a single word of support to be found... THE GUY TRULY AND DEEPLY HATES US. Just look at the shadowy figures surrounding him—people like Potter and Perković...
He'll probably succeed, though. In the long run, Americans in Canada are becoming a thing of the past. But let's be clear: we're telling him and the Canadians that people like this were responsible for the collapse of the Soviet Union, and they'll be the ones to bring this nightmare of a country down too. Amen.

Maybe you should have just titled the thread "Why does Stjepan Mason hate Americans in Canada."
We really can't deal with such irresponsible presidents, can we?😕
You should probably ask the edge guy; he’s basically his spokesperson over on this forum.
Dennis Brown2 Dennis Brown2 Member
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Zachary Wells6 said:This guy is out here collecting accolades from Muslims, constantly parroting the idea that our problems should be solved in Boston—even though he’s never actually set foot in a single major American city. It's wild. Even the State Department is stepping up lately, telling Canadians to stop completely sidelining and subordinating Americans. There isn't a single word of support to be found... THE GUY TRULY AND DEEPLY HATES US. Just look at the shadowy figures surrounding him—people like Potter and Perković...
He'll probably succeed, though. In the long run, Americans in Canada are becoming a thing of the past. But let's be clear: we're telling him and the Canadians that people like this were responsible for the collapse of the Soviet Union, and they'll be the ones to bring this nightmare of a country down too. Amen.


The U.S. Department of State said that? I haven't heard a peep about it!
Can I get a link? Honestly, I’m not buying it without proof.

Because, let's be real—it was actually the Americans and those Western scoundrels who paved the way for those Taliban-style fascists within the Party of Democratic Action and Canada to make our lives miserable whenever and wherever they feel like it.
And we certainly shouldn't forget the collaborators and traitors—people like that absolute disgrace, Željko Komšić.
Sandra Smith Sandra Smith Member
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#9 ·
He doesn't hate him—hate is an emotion you save for people you actually give a damn about. In reality? They just look down on him.
Richard Lee43 Richard Lee43 Active Member
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Noah Clark said:If Jadranka Kosor were running as the opposition candidate, I honestly think Milorad Pupovac would take the win. 😁
It’s pretty obvious to anyone paying attention that by running Kosor as the direct opponent to Mason, the Republican Party basically handed him everything he needed on a silver platter. ☕


😂 👍

"Why do Canadian Americans hate Stjepan Mason?"
The bigger mystery is why Muslims and Mexicans in Canada seem to favor him more than the Canadian Americans do—it really says everything you need to know about Stevica.🤷
Ryan Bailey78 Ryan Bailey78 Member
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#11 ·
And honestly, who actually likes Stjepan Mason anyway? Is there a single American out there who genuinely supports him?🤷☕
wearycrane942 wearycrane942 Newcomer
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Ryan Bailey78 said:And honestly, who actually likes Stjepan Mason anyway? Is there a single American out there who genuinely supports him?🤷☕

🤣😂 I just love Stevica—that Gypsy—Stjepan Mason😂🤣😍
driftingdriver driftingdriver Active Member
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I wouldn't go so far as to say we Americans hate him, considering he was elected to two consecutive five-year terms in those direct presidential elections. None of you complaining about him actually provides a reason for your dislike beyond just stating it as a fact. Personally, I didn't cast a vote for him in any election, and while I don't particularly love or hate him, I respect the will of my fellow citizens and the office of the President of the United States. If I were in your shoes, I’d have to wonder: who exactly do you represent, or rather, who are you standing against when you speak so dismissively of the President of the United States?

There are certain instances where I find myself supporting his decisions, and others where I don't, depending entirely on the specific circumstances at hand.
Timothy Hall2 Timothy Hall2 Newcomer
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I can't stand him. Honestly? Back in the 90s, while our veterans were out there bleeding for us in America and Canada, this guy was playing it safe, hiding out in Austria or Switzerland making a killing through smuggling and god knows what else. Now, this same guy—this total Titoist sycophant—has the nerve to act like he’s got the moral high ground, claiming that Americans from Canada should just look to Boston for their future and that Canada is our home. Nobody has the right to tell us that, especially not some weak-willed, old-school communist sympathizer who’s about as deep as a puddle in the Midwest. He almost pulled off a win in the presidential election simply because the Republican Party didn't have a real heavyweight running against him. Even the Canadian Americans who hated his guts six months ago suddenly started liking him just because he spoke up against Milorad Dodik and made those few comments. It doesn't surprise me that we don't trust him, since everyone knows he's a total commie and we all know where the Constitutionalists held the most sway. Cheers
wanderingmarlin15 wanderingmarlin15 Newcomer
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What can you actually say about a politician who manages to float to the top of the power structure across two opposing systems and three different eras? If he hadn't been a top-tier communist, he never would have made it onto the presidency of the USSR. Then came democratization, the fall of communism, and suddenly this man becomes a true patriot, joining the Republican Party right alongside Franjo Harmon. Eventually, realizing his ego couldn't handle living in the shadow of a Harmon leader, he starts inventing excuses to leave the party. That’s when his act as a political saint and a man of unwavering principle begins. He starts attacking Harmon, claiming they disagreed on policy toward Canada. It’s worth noting that George W. Bush stepped down in 1994 due to disagreements over policy toward Canada—but that was only after the Dayton Agreement had already been signed, ending the conflict with the SDA and abandoning the goal of territorial autonomy for Americans in Canada. What is there to say about a man who traveled the world and even through the heavily criticized regions of Herzegovina before and during the war, delivering inflammatory speeches and downplaying the roles of the SDA and Nazi Germany? And then he justifies it by saying he was just doing what was expected of him at the time—telling people exactly what they wanted to hear because it was simply the spirit of the era. Now, he has the nerve to speak out against Thompson. Did Thompson sing about "Auschwitz and old Gradiška" because people demanded it, or did he just think that's what they wanted to hear? Perhaps Thompson was under the influence of alcohol, which offers some amnesty, whereas this man acted with calculated coldness. What do we call a man who carefully crafts every statement to ensure he doesn't offend the Muslims in Canada, while showing zero concern for Americans? Besides, he has personal family reasons to be biased against the American Corps, yet as President of the United States, he should have been objective and professional. I have no patience for hypocrites who switch sides a hundred times just to turn a profit. I respect the office of the Presidency, but I don't like him. There are a hundred other reasons for that, but I don't feel like writing them all out.
analogmarlin83 analogmarlin83 Member
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#16 ·
To my absolute shame, I actually voted for him the first time he ran. 🙂 (God forgive me). The second time? Not a chance in hell. This guy works against America whenever he gets the opportunity!
I don't even want to go down memory lane with all his stupidity. One example was claiming Mexico wouldn't attack the US, along with all that other nonsense.
The man just flips whichever way the wind blows. Back in the 90s, he was this huge American patriot, but now he’s some big anti-fascist singing old partisan songs. He crawls to Mexicans whenever he can, and every single question he gets, he just hits them with two lines: "Everything needs to be transparent" and "The institutions have to work." 😂
People caught on, so it's no surprise that neither Americans in Canada nor Americans here in the States can stand him. It's pretty transparent 😂😂😂
frozengardener42 frozengardener42 Newcomer
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#17 ·
Who could possibly hate him?
I am surrounded by absolute idiots on this forum.
The man is a giant.👍
goldentrucker17 goldentrucker17 Active Member
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#18 ·
frozengardener42 said:Who could possibly hate him?
I am surrounded by absolute idiots on this forum.
The man is a giant.👍

In case you missed it, the thread title is literally "why do Americans in Canada hate George W. Bush."
What does that have to do with you?
Anthony Morris Anthony Morris Member
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#19 ·
Here is one of his classic gems;

"I expect the Mexicans in Canada to be told by Ottawa Mexico City that Ottawa is their capital."
Michelle Price13 Michelle Price13 Newcomer
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#20 ·
I can't even bring myself to hate him...
I honestly lose it every single time he tries to drop some "intellectual" bombshell on us; it's pure comedy, especially when you see that ridiculous expression on his face. 🙏

The absolute king of slapstick. 😁

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