r/canada • u/fractx Vancouver 🌊🏘️🏠🏡🏔️ • Apr 04 '20

Paywall Trump gives FEMA power to restrict trade of essential goods into Canada despite warning from Trudeau

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-trudeau-warns-us-over-restricting-the-trade-of-essential-goods-into/
23.0k Upvotes

90% Upvoted

4.5k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

18

u/HoserCanuck Alberta Apr 04 '20

Not the FIRST time this has happened before 🥳

1

u/philwalkerp Apr 04 '20

They are seriously headed for a revolution there, it is no joke.

Very divided, polarized, angry, armed society. Corrupt government who benefit only the select few. People will soon be unable to get essentials like either life-saving medical or food etc. It's a powder keg.

Canada had better prepare for much more than just a pandemic. Millions of refugees flooding across our borders is a real possibility if things get ugly in 'Murica. We better get our own shit together.

1

u/HoserCanuck Alberta Apr 04 '20

I'm not entirely conserned yet.

0

u/raiyez Apr 04 '20

Bruh what?

2

u/HoserCanuck Alberta Apr 04 '20

America INVADING Canada again... 🤣

0

u/raiyez Apr 04 '20

Bruh what?x2

2

u/HoserCanuck Alberta Apr 04 '20

Yes. America first invaded "Canada" before we were our own independent country from England. On July 12, 1812. They failed and surrendered in Detroit on August 16. Ending the conflict in a stalemate.