  nexing-canada/ > the case for annexing canada > the moral case: > they're anti-american and constantly inventing dubious reasons as to why canada is allegedly better than america, most of which relate to being even more pozzed than we are. > prior to lester pearson (inventor of the current canadian flag) and especially pierre trudeau (yes, justin's father, and founding father of canadian multiculturalism) canada had more of a british identity comparable to what still exists in australia and new zealand. many of canada's early anglo settlers in fact were americans who supported the king and got deported as a result. > so canada for instance had a tradition of "northern" literature and film to compare with our "westerns" which made the point that on the canadian frontier, even in the klondike country, the royal canadian mounted police was in control and keeping the queen's peace-unlike america's lawless wild west. canadians stressed, "peace, order, and good government" as opposed to america's "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness". > canada got dominion status in 1867, and that plus their enormous sacrifices in world war one became the basis of their own patriotism. canadian troops were, along with australians, considered the elite shock troops of the british empire on the western front. canada's losses in wwi were in population terms about half of what russia's were as an example. > now that's all gone. the link to britain was severed when britain joined the common market, and the british identity buried by trudeau's multiculturalism. all that's left is anti-americanism and being pozzed sjw faggots. canadians will seriously assert with a straight face that they love their country because of healthcare.
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