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I'm cautiously optimistic. I'm just hoping these housing projects will be targeted towards high cost of living areas and not just where it's easy. We don't just want a new megacity in northern Manitoba that would sit empty while technically fulfilling the promise.

Interesting. Without all the actual data I'd have to hypothesize the big cities finally hit a tipping point, and these drops haven't hit the smaller towns that the people priced out by the cities have been moving to.

Where's that? Definitely not a nationwide trend.

I'm hoping that the 20% includes mostly people who are just opposed (but not strongly). Still idiots, but not likely traitors.

And when the only eggs causing issues at the border were Kinder.

"It's not a war it's a special military operation"

That makes us look kinda shitty though, maybe instead y'all could pull a major redemption move and remind us why the second amendment is held so near and dear to y'all's hearts.

You mean 75million people typing "don't blame meeeee, I didn't vote for the guy" won't make a difference?

Trump administration has frequently sparred with South Africa over legacy of apartheid

If I'm understanding this correctly the Americans' issue is that they only have a legacy of apartheid and don't continue it?

I wish more people would understand this perspective. Americans might be picking a fight with the whole world, but the rest of the world only has to worry about 1 country picking a fight with them.

I'm not a fan of either of them or the various conservative parties in general, but I'd much rather have a Doug Ford led CPC than a PP CPC. I'm not Ontarian though so maybe I'm biased.

As a resident of the Canadian portion of Cascadia I'd be in favour of a European style union of your former states and Canada. Unfortunately you're too big and too ~~American (for lack of a better term)~~ heavily armed [found it] to just let you in. Maybe we could handle Hawaii but I'm sure they'd probably rather be their own country than join us which is totally fair.