New poll says 27% of Canadians view the United States as an 'enemy' country

What's more appalling is that 13% of Canadians have a favourable view of Trump. Do better Alberta. Do better.
- That's not funny. Grocery stores here are filled with people weeding out the American products, too.

A little less than half of Americans are my enemy. This is also the same percentage of Canadians I consider to be my enemy.
- The big, important difference being that in the US the naughty third is in control.
- The new right, freedom convoys, AFD, and other far right movements are our common enemy.

I am a U.S. citizen (stuck in the U.S.) and I view the U.S. as an enemy country
- How are you stuck in the US?
  
  How am I stuck in the country?
  My government won’t issue me a passport.
  Aside from the extreme financial and planning difficulties involved with emigrating, It’s exceedingly difficult for trans individuals to get a passport right now. The department of state has been destroying identity documents of anyone who is currently or has previously requested an official gender change and they are not providing any recourse or remedy to the issue.
  Just a “please leave or you will be arrested” when asked what can I do to get a passport..
  
  Have you ever considered how expensive it is to emigrate to another nation? And then there’s the acceptance part, which anyone who has gone through it can tell you, is VERY difficult.
  The uncertainty surrounding it is just far too much for most people.
  
  I don't have the financial wherewithal to pick up and move to another country. If I did I'd be out of here.

Historically Canada also feels that Americans don't know much about us at all.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BhTZ_tgMUdo&t=331s&pp=2AHLApACAQ%3D%3D
- You are correct, the only thing I know about Canada is your still part of the empire in some wierd way and you fought hard as fuck during WW2.
  Kinda wierd I know more about Mexican history than yours
  
  It's kind of weird, but I'm not surprised. Mexico is exotic and just has a lot more historically going on IIRC.
  Canada's history goes something like: The French start trading furs with the natives, the colonial British show up, the British take New France from Napoleon, they decide to shotgun-marry the two into a new country after the US civil war, and then the country slowly transitions from being in a geopolitics-free bubble run by the British to one run by the Americans (with a period of worrying about the two fighting each other).
  So, the big picture isn't exactly action-packed - in a way, we're having the most eventful period in the country's history now. (Of course, there's tons of other stuff if you want to look closer, including migrations, minor rebellions, the various schemes the British tried to thwart American expansion, constant flirtation with splitting apart again and Newfoundland joining)
  Edit: Oh shit, I forgot the vikings. Yeah, they came and did viking stuff, and left some house foundations. Then all died out. And I should mention it had stuff happening the whole time before Europeans arrived, just no literate cultures to record it, so it's prehistory.
  
  The Commonwealth of Nations, often simply referred to as the Commonwealth is an international association of 56 member states, the vast majority of which are former territories of the British Empire from which it developed. They are connected through their use of the English language and historical-cultural ties. The chief institutions of the organisation are the Commonwealth Secretariat, which focuses on intergovernmental relations, and the Commonwealth Foundation, which focuses on non-governmental relations between member nations. Numerous organisations are associated with and operate within the Commonwealth. It is known colloquially as the British Commonwealth.
  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonwealth_of_Nations
- I mean, they don't. Their country is self-contained enough they don't have to bother. I hear Chinese are the same way, if you can understand their language.

I would have thought this would be much higher than 1/3.

Wouldn't say "enemy" exactly, but I think it's fair to say there isn't a Western democracy in the world that views the USA as a reliable ally right now. Because you're a Russian asset.
- Are they a frenemy then? A rival? A sibling that's kinda strung out on drugs that you don't know what to do with but still feel kinda responsible to make sure they don't fuck up too bad?

As they should.

The poll is recent.

As a Canadian, this didn't feel right so I actually opened the article and there you go it's an online survey.

I think it's telling that enemy and ally are closely matched...
Canadians likely have some nuance here... They don't hate "us" the people, they hate "us" the country.

So 73% of Canadians don't see the news?
- Sir, we have Fox News in most cable bundles.
- It's all relative... Just like math.

The United States of America is the enemy of the free world
- There isn't really a free world but the USA is definitely an enemy

I personally would not be surprised if musk and trump will try to start a new Hitler era.
- They're already well on their way.

I think there’s a higher percentage of Americans that view the U.S. as an enemy country than Canadians.

We are Americans.
We are Americans, oh yeah!
We carry great big guns
'Cause we are Americans!
Oh yeah!
We're strong (we're strong!)
And we're free (we're free!)
We are Coke, We are Pepsi
'Cause we are Americans
We are Americans.
What we'd like to do for you right now,
is a short history of the United States of America.
First of all a short scene depicting the United States
of America, and their diplomacy.
Hey pal, do whatever I tell ya!
No!
I got a really big gun here...
All right then.
Yeah! Secondly a short scene depicting the United States
of America, and their economy, yeah!
Hey pal, gimme all your money.
No!
I got a really big gun here...
All right!
And thirdly a short scene depicting the United States
of America, and I'm sure we all understand their foreign policy, yeah!
Hey pal, let's go fight a war in Iraq.
Okay! Where's Iraq?
Yeah!
And finally a short scene depicting the United States of America, and the settlement,
the settlement of that great nation, we know and love as the USA, yeah.
Hey you Indian. Here's a bunch of glass beads, gimme all your land.
No.
I got a great big gun here.
Nice beads!
We are Americans
We are Americans, ah yeah!
We carry great big guns, yeah!
'Cause we are Americans
We're strong (we're strong!)
And we're free (we're free!)
We are Coke, We are Pepsi
And we wear
Canadian flags
When we travel On our bags
'Cause we are Americans (ah yeah!)
We are Americans (c'mon everybody, make like you're at Woodstock, yeah!)
We are Americans
We are Americans
We are Americans, Here we go!
We are Americans
Everything I do... I do it for you.
-- Americans, Corky and the Juice Pigs [who were a Canadian musical comedy group]

US citizen here and I'm surprised that 27% isn't much higher.
- I'm guessing it's a split between considering the govt an enemy but not the people, along with people who think it's nearing-but-not-quite an enemy.
- US citizen here. Even I view the US government as an enemy.
- US citizen here... can I bump up that number for them please? I'll work and pay taxes without complaining about them.
- It's a problem with polls, they don't give enough options and many times and the few options they give mean different to different people. If the US were an enemy I'd be too busy trying to figure out how to blow shit up in the US to have this conversation. That's what I consider the word enemy to mean. We're not there yet.
  I'd classify the US as an adversary though. A country I'm opposing by non-violent means.

The US is the enemy of the world. Even of its own people.

It's sad how the US has spent so long building up an alliance with Canada, only for it to all be ruined by Trump in such a short amount of time. I was planning on travelling to California but those plans have since been scrapped as I just don't feel comfortable travelling to the US. I'm genuinely worried things may escalate further.
- I wanted to go to my first Combo Breaker in Chicago but that's not happening.
- I wanted to visit New York City but never had the chance.
  I'm not going to be going any time soon, that's for sure.
  
  Yeah, that's like the one part of America that holds mystique for me too. I guess American Samoa has the weird timezone.
- Well, with any luck we'll both be able to visit the New California Republic in a few years
  
  As a Californian, I'm hella stoked for the future nation of Pacifica.
  
  If NY and California just split off or joined with Canada...
  
  Patrolling the Mojave? Nah, a stroll around the Night City should be nicer even.
- I have family down there that I'll never see again. There's no way in hell I'm going back down to that shithole, ever. It already felt like enemy territory even before the first Trump administration. Now it's like booking a holiday in Nazi Germany in 1939. Fuck all that.
  
  What part of the country already felt hostile? The South or some flyover state?
  
  I have relatives who moved to the states, they tend to come down once a year since they have their own business and can easily take off time whenever, whereas for me as a full-time employee it's not so simple. I've already not visited the states in quite a few years so that part isn't a loss for me at least.
  I dunno if they will visit this year though, that will be interesting to see what happens with that.
- As a Californian I can assure you that unless you’re in the absolute middle of nowhere nobody would even bat an eye at you having a Canadian accent.
  
  I think there’s concern about the fucking plane crashing on the way. 100% legit concern.
  
  Wow friend, that's really reassuring buddy.
- We just cancelled our trip to Disney, which is sad, but I see there are some other locations in Tokyo or Paris, so might look at going there for a middle ground.
- It has been a constant barrage of misinformation spread across the world for decades.
  We've seen many reports of misinformation farms from Russia, China and North Korea and this is the result of it.

I view the U.S. as an enemy country right now, and I live here.
- Yeah big same!
- I’ll never understand staying in a place you hate.
  
  I understand that options aren't available to everyone
  
  A mixture of emotions. In my case,
  1.) I live in Illinois and bought a home in 2020 when the interest rate was 3.2% as a first-time homeowner. If I were to sell and look for a new home, the interest rate in Canada would be somewhere around 4%, plus the cost of living is higher compared to where I live. That's ignoring the complications that could come from obtaining a permanent work visa as a foreign citizen.
  2.) I love my job as it is now and it may be difficult to find a job in the same field. Also, my wife recently found a job in her career field and for the first time wants to stay at her employer for the foreseeable future; working in public health and helping the people this horrible healthcare system is failing to care for.
  3.) Family and friendship ties to the area.
  4.) There's some semblance of hope if we stay. I do still want the best for everyone that I share this earth with. Even if it were financially viable for me to leave, there's millions that aren't so lucky. If I pack up and leave that's one less person voting for progressive policy and advocating for empathy in a country that has real projective power in the world.
  5.) Illinois, as a blue state, is temporarily insulated from damaging policy that Trump is trying to enact. JB Pritzker has remained steadfast in his opposition to Trump and regressive political action.
  I liken it to French opposition during the period of Nazi occupation. (Clearly it's not a 1:1 comparison.) The french resistance hampered Nazi wartime efforts just enough to keep Nazi logistics from being able to cross the channel and occupy Great Britain. If that were to happen, the United States wouldn't be able to set up any sort of staging area on the other side of the Atlantic ocean. Amphibious assaults would have taken place on the western coast of GB where there's cliff faces rather than the sandy beaches at Normandy. Maybe Germany is then able to allocate more troops to the eastern front in that scenario, who knows. But thankfully that's just a hypothetical and isn't something we have to ponder.
- You complete me.
  
  Do I foresee little ProfessorNougatScience babies in the future...?
- Been that way at least 25 years.
- What are you going to do about it?
  Edited to add
  Second time I've asked this and second time I've been downvoted to hell. Seems Americans don't like their apathy challenged. It's easy to be a keyboard warrior but no one seems to like facing the reality that they may have to actually do something about it.
  
  I downvoted you after your edit, because you're a little bit of a dick about it.
  
  You're probably being down voted because of the presumption that we're not doing things. Protests, calling representatives, boycotts, mutual aid networks, etc. Some of us work directly in politics or directly in government, and do what we can in those spaces, too.
  It's kind of irritating to get a finger-wagging admonition when you're exploring all options short of outright assassination. And if the suggestion is to just start shooting, well, I think it's asking more than you think for someone to choose to become a killer.
  
  The reason you're getting downvoted is it's a problem even here in the country. It's the "Why aren't you doing anything about it?" to all of us.
  In the case of me, I live 1000 miles away from the seat of power, our representatives actively are dismantling things we voted for, not national I'm talking, state level, because we're outright surrounded by the people who are actively cheering for this. (and the example of the voting against, state voted to get rid of the most strict abortion law in the country, legalizing it... and now the representatives on state level are trying to get a pregnancy registry "to try to stop preventable abortions." while the state rep at national level is trying to get a national abortion ban going. This is one of many many many things in the state by itself. Hell, I just learned the state just gained police control to the other city after they managed to vote that out.)
  I didn't downvote, but I want you to read "What are you going to do about it?" out loud. Hell, you yourself said it's the apathy. But the fuck am I going to do? Show up and wave a sign at the people who already have shown they couldn't give a flying shit about our opinions? Or be there when the fight starts and be a martyr. The second option the best case scenario is getting to be like Tank Man, but honestly demographics I'd be one of the many forgotten in the Tiananmen Square Massacre. And that's what it's going to look like, because this administration you better believe is looking for an opportunity to go full martial law, and if we don't do it, their brownshirts will for them.
  So the best I can fucking do is stock up, prepare, keep my head down, keep in contact with the people who are in the same boat as I am being in effectively enemy territory and use the privilege I have of looking like a standard white conservative to see how many I can keep safe when being that demographic is important.
  
  Those who are really going to do things about stuff shouldn't yap about it on social media. Loose lips sink ships.
  Right now I'm in a holding pattern. There's a non-zero chance that Trump will be distracted by something shiny and we'll move on to the next fucking fever dream crisis. There's also a really, really good chance that if he does order to invade Canada, real shit will start to pop off here.
  
  Nice try. How long have you been working at DOGE?
  
  There's a good chance that wherever you live, far-right candidates are making headway in your government. What are you doing about it?
  
  What do you want people to say to you on the Internet that is owned and monitored by the same people doing this?
  
  I don't know about them, but I've been attending protests and getting more locally involved. I live in a very blue state so haranguing my local reps won't do much since they're already on the same page.
  
  Vote Yes when secession comes up?

I'm an American and also see the United States as an enemy country. Our worst enemy, in fact.
- Also known as...
  Unfortunately, it's only Evil Kirk.
- Damn Americans! They ruined America!
  Snark aside, you're completely right. The country that's going to suffer the most damage at America's hands is America itself.
  
  Absolutely. Trump's and the Project 2025's "America First" strategy is essentially turning US imperialism inward on its own citizens now that the former global dominance is waning.
  
  It's not even snark, it's a perfectly accurate statement!

Meanwhile, at the Kremlin

Those 30% are ether delusional or being polite.

Shocked it's not higher

I’m an American, and I have never felt more politically or ideologically alienated from the country that is supposedly “mine”. Seriously considering fucking off, finding somewhere else to live, and renouncing my citizenship.
- We gotta fight this. Can’t just leave.
  
  But the majority of people here want this.
  
  I’m honestly not sure this context is winnable.
- Your country is under siege. If control isn't regained, the America we once knew will be as history as the Weimar Republic.
  
  Precisely the comparison I’ve been trying to make for a while now
- I'm currently setting that in motion for myself. Taking the chance to go back to college in another country and hoping to basically getting a do over for my life
- That's because you are not America. When they talk about making America better, they're not talking about you. Never did
  Edit: I want to make it clear that what I mean is that they don't care about the people, not that they shouldn't
  
  Yep. I'm a cishet white dude but even just as an atheist I've never been a "real" American in the eyes of far too many. And now the Christofascists are seizing control.
- You should know that until you do renounce your citizenship, you'll have to pay taxes in the US even if you live in another country. AFAIK only 2 countries in the world still use citizenship-based taxation: USA and Eritrea.
  Also, if you ever do try to renounce your citizenship, it's much more difficult than you might think. The people I know who have done it had to pay tens of thousands of dollars to complete the process, despite being up to date on their taxes and not being at all rich.

30% of people haven't been following the news apparently.

We are absolutely an enemy to the free world now. There used to be a tiny sliver of decency, but that has long since been abandoned.
To the rest of the world: take us down.
- You have power. Help us out: https://specificsuggestions.com/
  See also: CIA guides to simple sabotage.
- With fucking what? You have the most powerful economy on earth, and you've used it to build the most powerful military on earth. Invading the US would be the most diasterous war the world has ever seen.
  Wake the fuck up. If you guys don't fix this shit, we are all completely and utterly fucked.
  No one is coming to save you.
  
  I don't remember saying shit about us not handling this internally or going to war but you do you.
  The idea that the USA is untouchable by global counterparts is absurd. Look at what Russia does to our elections with a couple of script kiddies. We can absolutely be targeted and displaced by outside forces, especially with the current crop of dipshits running the federal government right now.
- don't invade us
  gets out ballgag
  ooooh i'd hate it soooo much to get invaded
  handcuffs self to radiator
  it would be so awful getting invaded
  
  I think I'm going to invade that ass

Well... of course they are. We're threatening their right to exist. Don't get me wrong, I don't necessarily always see eye to eye with Canada and its people, but this is beyond fucked up.
- States dont have a right to exist. People have a right to self determination, which can be exercised through a state with proper representation.
  So the US is threatening the right to self determination of the Canadian people, although both the US and Canada have been built as European colonies on the genocide of the rightful people of the continent called North America.
  Of course acknowledging the US history of oppression, slavery and genocide is something the Trump admin wants to suppress.
  The whole "states right to exist" thing is thrown around by Israel as another genocidal settler colony.
  
  Referring to Canada as the "51st State" and their prime minister as "governor" is a direct attack and invalidation of Canada, its culture, and its people's distinct identity. This isn't just about sovereignty. This is about us trying to erase them

As member of the 27%, Im much more surprised that only 30% consider the US an ally. Trump has fucked Canadian’s public opinion so bad. Pre-election I’d expect that number to be around 80%

As a Native American we’ve considered over half of the country as an enemy since 1492.

HOT OF THE PRESSES: 73% of Canadians not paying attention.
- Online survey... Don't expect people with brains to fill those out...
  
  Was, but a joke :)

27% seems a little low.
- About 90% of people I know avoid buying American goods if possible now...
  
  I wonder how things will change in the next few months.
  It seems to me it would be such an obvious thing for Canadian companies to change their packaging to prominently feature Canadian flags, but that takes time. Until then, it's still a bit difficult to know which products are Canadian vs. American vs. made somewhere else.
  There's a small chance that Trump will back down and try to play nice with Canadians. But, I doubt it. So, I don't think Canadians are going to start changing their mind on buying US products any time soon.
  I wonder if retailers will make it easy too. They generally try to stay out of politics and don't want to alienate anybody. But, if anger about the US continues, people might expect retailers to make it easier to buy Canadian and easier to avoid US products.
- Given that Trump has been threatening daily to invade or otherwise annex Canada, I would agree with you there. What's the definition of an enemy country if not one that is constantly threatening to destroy you and seize what is yours?
  Do we have to wait for it to actually happen before the slower Canadians catch on? Or are we dealing with that group of Canadians that worship Trump and would consider the destruction of their own country to be helpful? There's a word for people like that.
  Or maybe Canadians are being nice and talking about the USA in a non-political sense, as the American people. Even then, given the relatively high approval ratings of Trump and Musk in recent polls, it's clear many of the American people are not friendly towards Canada.
  
  I don't know what to even think anymore. Our neighbour wants to invade us but all our talent just ends up moving to the states anyway (at least in my industry) since they can make way more money. Housing is fucked, wages are fucked, and what does buy canadian even mean? from lablaws? fuck that, everything is a monopaly up here from groceries, telecoms, everything! What does it even mean to be canadian anymore? At least we've got our principals, I'm glad we're pushing back and taking a stance but I hate the direction this country is headed. Things are bad and theres no end in sight.
- Yeah only 27%. I mean everyone I know thinks of them as an enemy. They betrayed Mexico, Canada and Ukraine already and its only February.
  
  We've been breaking treaties for as long as we've been a country, just ask the remnants of the native peoples. We've had brief, shining periods as a force for good or scientific achievement, but mostly it's a big, racist shithole.
  
  Also apparently told Europe that they're pulling out of there unless they accept the deal for Ukraine's surrender...
- Yeah, that's what I thought. Take a hint Canada, do we need to tilt our hands up and stop pissing on your boots and start pissing on your face? Don't trust a group of people where more than 50% of them voted for a convicted felon and mental retard to shape their future. Maybe the poll doesn't account for the other 73% just feeling sad about their pathetic neighbor?
- Yeah, far too low.

Yeah the current US government is an enemy to everyone right now, a cancer that needs to be excised.

the 30% who said they still consider the US an ally obviously don't read the news
fuck the US. if they're actually serious about this invasion bullshit, I'll kill as many of them as I possibly can. even if it's only one guy, and then my house gets blown up and my charred corpse lands in my neighbour's pool, it'll be worth it.
- the 30% who said they still consider the US an ally obviously don't read the news Or they do, and they like what they see. I'm sure there are a few Canadians who would be fine with being the 51st state.

Trump caused this.
- 77 million Americans caused trump.
- yes, to state the extremely obvious, he did.

Another distraction meant to divide. We, the people in the US, love you Canada. I can see why you hate our president, but most of us hate him too.
- I don’t by default dislike Americans, but I don’t think I can trust Americans by default anymore.
  He got reelected after Jan 6, after project 2025 was released publicly, after “dictator on day one”, after everything.
  There are a TON of Americans I deeply respect. But the speed at which you turned your backs on us, and the lack of internal outcry speaks volumes. Over 100 years of cooperation thrown down the drain in less than a single month.
  
  First of all, I personally did not turn my back on you. Trump and his fellow baddies did. Second, as I said in another thread, he legally cheated and probably illegally cheated as well. He knew he was going to win long before Biden showed he was old and his polls were bad. I think he even said something like, "Don't worry about the election, that's covered." or something like that.
  It's probably wise not to trust us completely, especially in rural areas. I would treat us like family you lost touch with for a long time that you used to love to hang with, but you've heard some shady things about.
  
  You have to understand, most Americans have no idea this is going on, or at least the extent. We live in an information dystopia.
  Does that make us idiots? Yeah. But I think "disloyal" is the wrong word, and in fact many Americans are just overly loyal to the feeds and influencers warping their heads.
  
  But the speed at which you turned your backs on us, and the lack of internal outcry speaks volumes.
  With all due respect...
  Canada's problems rank pretty low on most Americans concerns at the moment.
  It's like if you're neighbor's house is burning down, and you come out to complain that the fire engine sirens woke you up from a nap and you're upset we haven't apologized yet...
  Sorry and all that, but we have bigger concerns right now.
- Then actually do something, we've been begging you.
  
  What would you do? He legally cheated and probably had a light mix of illegally thrown in. What exactly should I do?
- If you love us, put a stop to this. Because right now Trump is literally spouting the exact same rhetoric about Canada that Putin was spouting about Ukraine before the invasion.
  How many of us get to die at the hands of American guns and bombs while you say "It's OK, we still love you, it's just our President who's an asshole"?
  
  Okay, tell me how we're supposed to stop the most heavily guarded dude on the planet with the biggest military. He also has every education and financial record on every citizen. Go...
- This isn’t a distraction, it’s a foreign government threatening us with an economic war specifically to try to annex our country and then doing the things it said it would do to try and make that happen.
  The bar is “don’t hate Trump” and ya’ll’re barely hanging onto a majority in the regard only based on recent polls and you elected him with a majority. Your country is balls to wall towards the far-right and I don’t care for your worthless centrists, either.
  I’m sorry you have to deal with this, but fuck the US and the vast majority of its citizens. Your “love” means fucking nothing to us.
- but most of us hate him too.
  You overestimate our fellow Americans.
  
  You overestimate our fellow Americans.
  I do not:
  Trump's Job Approval Rating at 45%; Congress' Jumps to 29%

US spend over 100 years building a strong alliance with North Western nations. And in one month, this alliance looks weaker than ever. It's not anymore the freedom fries joke because a smart friend told you to not do something stupid, but publicly considering invading two close ally (and restarting the good old mess in south America)

As long as the entire government apparatus proves entirely useless in the face of Puckered Asshole Lips, we absolutely are an enemy of any country with the slightest hint of decency.

No shit! Should be more frankly.
- We're too nice, sorry.
  
  If you were really sorry, you'd let us* move up there. ^^^Please?
  *"Us" being those of us who are also very unhappy with what's going on in the US.

As an American, good.

As a Canadian, all I want is enough time and will to become more independent from the US, so far so good so I’m a little optimistic.

27% of Americans also view the United States as an 'enemy' country

It's weird
This whole issue is because of one man who has cultivated his own cult of personality
...and I do use the term "man" very loosely
He's grown male adult that behaves like a spoiled child
Trump has done nothing to earn a cult other than making one for himself. It's built upon nothing but disinformation and they live in a world of pure distortion that pivots instantly on a whim with zero explanation given
I doubt any follower of Trump's has any specific idea where Trump is taking them because Trump has no idea either
He just wants to be king, he doesn't want to do king
It's too much work and responsibility, he's just here for his own good time
Preferably as we all suffer
It's a very Gore Vidal philosophy
"It's not enough for me to win, everyone else must fail"

I don't know if Trump will ever learn what consequences are. One month in office to this day, and he's already made us an enemy to our neighbors and allies.
They have no real reason to show any kindness toward US Citizens, but I can only hope Canada takes refugees if the US domestic situation gets any worse.
- I mean, Canada might but given that I've of the issues is being in the crosshairs for annexation with "the largest land border" between us... how safe is it going to be?
  Trump's handing Ukraine and Europe to Russia while planning his own play from their book.
  
  Hopefully, in that case, more enlistees than refugees.
- I hope that my American friends who were already here for things like school can stay, and I hope that anyone trying to be a refugee from the US shitting itself can fuck off.
  The US just screams and yells about how fucking great it is all the fucking time and now it’s imploding and, predictably, all people can think about is leaving. No, grab a spine from the fucking spine store and fix your bullshit. We have enough problems here without importing the laziest, most cowardly US citizens to add the list.
  
  Riiiight, because intelligent, hardworking people won't want to bail too.
  Hope you guys at least accept enlistees ;)

what was the number before 2016 or just 6 months ago?
- The poll was conducted between Feb. 14 and Feb. 17

I like how there's not a horde of American's definding America on Lemmy.
Even elsewhere, in more conservative forums, it seems more like trolling, not kool-aid drinking, gaslighting, or being an "American Tankie." There's little whaaaboutism, is what they wanted.
So, yeah, Canada, come at us. Please.

Why so low, and I live in this fascist state.

Welcome to the club