The 51st State Debate

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And Trump is becoming accomplished in breaking up the world as we once knew it ... thus dreams are not here but out there ... visions!
 
Jae said:
Only in his dreams
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Totalitarian forces usually are responsible for bringing the entire thing down as the ultimate authorities didn't like anything that seemed lessor ...

Folly; the generating NU things without appreciation for the maturing ... classic eh? That's auld ... sometimes out of a deep pit ... Black 'Ole thing ... resembles a shadow of psyche ... dark ... rushes off in the rising sonnet ... T' less it's sharp and sweaty ... whet?
 
Jae. so your coffee preferences are based on politics rather than taste. You do realize that Starbuck's is a progressive anti-trump company?
 
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Mystic said:
Jae. so your coffee preferences are based on politics rather than taste. You do realize that Starbuck's is a progressive anti-trump company?
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Taste and politics. I preferred Paul Bassett long before your president's latest moves against Canada. It's simply better coffee and service imho
 
Speaking by video to people gathered at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, he argued that other countries, including Canada, are taking advantage of the U.S. He also repeated claims that the U.S. doesn't need anything from Canada.
"You can always become a state" - Trump
 
Jae said:
If you hate Canada so, what brings you to this Canadian discussion cafe?
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I love Canada. People immigrating to Canada probably love the countries that they left behind as well. Love for your country does not necessarily mean that it is in your best interest to ignore reality. You left Canada and I never once imagined that the reason was that you hated Canada. I could be wrong given that you do not seem inclined to share your reasons one way or another.
 
WhyCzar said:
I love Canada. People immigrating to Canada probably love the countries that they left behind as well. Love for your country does not necessarily mean that it is in your best interest to ignore reality. You left Canada and I never once imagined that the reason was that you hated Canada. I could be wrong given that you do not seem inclined to share your reasons one way or another.
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What have I missed? You haven't seemed to me like you love Canada. I can recall you taking many swipes at the nation. You have every right to not like Canada, but then it's strange that you want to hang out on a Canadian site with Canadians. There are people here with whom I'd be happy to discuss my reasons for leaving Canada
 
Thus baffling fencing to separate different items as if divined! Cats straddle ... tormenting Al Ices ... them residing in the shadow as the sonny rises ... heh do?

There are connected implications ... unbelievable in some sectors! Maybe because they skimmed over too fast ... roue's once were taken as fast men on horses (4 categories)! Like endogenous matter ... 4 primary forms controlling states of psyche ... mind you you could be on pathe that was unintended ... due to random events ... quantum device! Phthae ... Pi is continuous number forming something of a different quality than mort ... mort passed!

Wentd own in history ... wenđ eh? A gas ... physical elementals do confuse the essence ... thus wall effects and turbulence ... disrupts laminar flow ... like science hid in stuff we don't understand ... there is a great deal of it ... like poles ... upstanding out there without known reason ... take a break ... form a layout ...

I Ces, but alas many do not and thus they go ... decent Cet? Upstanding light ... the way it comes down the chimney ...
 
When Trump feels the sting of jae's Starbuck's boycott, i'm sure he'll apologize for mocking Canada.
This reminds me of how much quarterback Dick Thorton hurt by feelings by quitting my beloved Blue Bombers, adding, "The best thing about Winnipeg is the road leading out."
 
It is remarkable that only 40% of newcomers want to move on. Most come for opportunities to be wealthy and would have false beliefs about Canada. They do not come because they love Canada. Canadians under 35 have neen leaving for career opportunities since before Mary Pickford.
 
jimkenney12 said:
It is remarkable that only 40% of newcomers want to move on. Most come for opportunities to be wealthy and would have false beliefs about Canada. They do not come because they love Canada. Canadians under 35 have neen leaving for career opportunities since before Mary Pickford.
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I heard a piece on CBC this week (The Current I think) which pointed out that many newcomers have moments of wanting to go back, especially in the first couple of years. SOmetimes because the reality did not match the dream, sometimes because changing your whole life is hard, sometimes a combination of those plus other factors (like homesickness). However the number wanting to return drops substantially after 5 years as they become resettled.

I wonder if any studies have been done if the same effect happens with interprovincial migration, particularly when it is across the country and not just the province next door.
 
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