I think until Microsoft ensures Canadian data sovereignty takes precedence over US law, they must be prevented from operating in the Canadian marketplace.
FreeBooteR69
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I think this is a mistake by Carney, Trump will just see it as Canadians being weak and double down and expand on his tariffs.
I am your diaper boy, hear me fill them!
Fucking barbarians.
Don't tolerate this shit Germany, inform your representatives that should such regulation pass they can kiss their votes goodbye. Just imagine how dog shit your bandwidth and viewing experience is going to be.
I would also love streaming replacements for YouTube/movies that is 100 percent Canadian controlled, but we wouldn't limit it to only Canadian users. Though i love Steam/Valve in pcgaming, if the Americans go nuts on retaliation to our retaliations and freeze Canadian access to these storefronts, would be nice to have an alternative that a foreign country couldn't weaponize against us. Just thinking about all the games i'd lose on Steam fills me full of dread. I have a bunch of Games at least on GoG, of course it pales in size in comparison to Steam. I'd love some actual Canadian alternatives to online services. Serves us right i guess, we put ourselves in this position, getting too tied up with American culture and not tending our own.
Definitely not for the mass market.
The nerve of some people, demanding accountability, what a putz! We would like to grift without public interference, thank you very much, and don't forget to vote for me again because the sky will fall otherwise.
They are taking a back seat to our economic survival. Can't save the world if we are slaves to the orange menace.
The Americans are helping us distance ourselves from them daily with tariffs. In 10 years will we even see American movies and other cultural media in Canada?
I remember Black Crypt fondly, let's see a sequel.
Good take on the situation.