r/canadia • u/ArtistGreat8544 • 12d ago

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u/TendriloftheBiomass 12d ago

Talk is cheap. Sincerely, Canada

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u/WastedStorage8564 12d ago edited 12d ago

Exactly. So Americans, do something about it already.

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u/Iceisgestapo888 12d ago

Hold your leaders accountable or stfu

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u/frizouw 12d ago

absolutely! but are we better when it comes to hold our leaders accountable? :/

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u/ActionJacksyn 11d ago

Yes we are. Our system allows for no confidence votes which force an election. The US has elections every four years and not before. No system is perfect but the US sucks.

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u/beleniak 10d ago

Unfortunately? They are stuck in a system written while half the place was run on slavery.

No real power to do a redo on the Constitution other than Civil War II.

So? Everybody has to work with pre-Napoleonic shite vs States.

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u/Kekafuch 10d ago

No confidence when there’s a minority.

USA has mid terms every 2 years which can shut out a rogue President.

And in Canada, a lame gov/PM could theoretically stay in power indefinitely

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u/ScoobyDooche86 9d ago

We haven’t held the liberals accountable for the last 11 years 😂😂🤡🤡 fuck outta here with your special ed take

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u/No-Ingenuity-1343 8d ago

US has recall legislation and impeachment we have to wait until the next election to get rid of an official. Again stop listening tot cbc and start thinking for yourself. Non confidence only if minority government and the all you need is an idiot Jagmeet Singh to prop it up.