Say each Canadian province was admitted separately. You would end up with two new red states, six new blue states (including the three biggest), and maybe 2 swing states.
two new red states, six new blue states (including the three biggest), and maybe 2 swing states.
This. No Right leaning POTUS in his right mind would intentionally skew the voting block that hard to the Left unless it was the ultimate Manchurian playing the very long game and convincing enough on the Right it's actually a good thing before it's too late. It would overnight hand the next run of elections to the Left regardless of whom that might be.
Knowing Quebecers, they'd try to make the "Bloc Québécois" the 3rd major party in federal elections, and nearly all of the province's votes would go there, instead of voting for either democrats or Republicans.
Quebec would try to establish their own independent country, but their inherent Frenchness would compel them to harass American shipping, which would result in another Quasi-War, with Trump in the unenviable position of trying to find the middle ground between the Francophile appeasers and the Hamiltonian Deep State who want to use the conflict as an excuse to create a North American Empire.
Thinking about it, the US conquering Canada is probably the only way that Quebec would ever be able to get support for separation again. Not to mention, the Labrador area, which hated Quebecers so much in the past, that they demanded they not be considered a part of Quebec, but rather a part of Newfoundland. If the US were to conquer the rest of Canada and they had a choice between being a part of the US or Quebec, they might actually choose to side with the latter.
Not that I expect that scenario to ever occur, anyhow. Quebec is now so dependent on the rest of Canada that it would never be able to have a thriving economy, if its every borders are countries giving it the cold shoulder. It has vast agricultural lands and a very profitable pharmaceutical industry, but those heavily rely on exporting goods. Tariffs to cross borders to Ontario, the Maritimes or the US would hurt them a lot. But at least they'd have reliable electricity.
It was like that in most Western countries. The Green movement started as anti-industrialist anarcho-libertarians. A mixture of hippies, beatniks and conservationists. But like all political movements, the neolib globalist juggernaut co-opted them into just another arm of their Malthusian anti-humanity project.
She doesn't understand that we're a constitutional monarchy, the prime minister is not our actual head of state, and it would ultimately come down to a trilateral agreement between Canada, the UK, and America. Elizabeth May is famously drunk and retarded.
If England, Wales, and Scotland became states I would be quite happy. It would annoy the current leadership, bring rights to the people, and scare the EU. Then Canada will have to explain it's existence even harder.
Unironically wouldn't complain at that. Would absolutely kek my pants off at the irony of the original "parent" now falling under the "offspring", but it would still likely improve a vast amount of things as well as end up sating quite a few different groups in the end.
May was born in Hartford, Connecticut, the daughter of Stephanie (Middleton), a sculptor, pianist, and writer, and John Middleton May, an accountant. Her father was born in New York and raised in England, and her mother was also a native New Yorker. She has a younger brother named Geoffrey. Her mother was a prominent anti-nuclear activist and her father was Assistant Vice President of Aetna Life and Casualty. The family moved to Margaree Harbour, Nova Scotia in 1972, following a summer vacation spent on Cape Breton Island. On moving to the province, the May family purchased a landlocked schooner, the Marion Elizabeth which had been used as a gift shop and restaurant since the mid 1950s. They operated this establishment from 1974 until 2002.
Elizabeth May relinquished her US citizenship in 1978, when she became a Canadian citizen, in accordance with American nationality law at the time.
May briefly enrolled at St. Francis Xavier University in 1974, but dropped out. Returning to Margaree, May took correspondence courses in restaurant management. Beginning in 1980, she attended Dalhousie Law School as a mature student, graduating in 1983.
Following law school at Dalhousie University, May worked as an associate at small law firm in Halifax.
May studied theology at Saint Paul University, a federated college of the University of Ottawa.
In 1980, May and others launched a political party to raise environmental and anti-nuclear issues dubbed "the Small Party". The party ran 12 candidates in six provinces in the 1980 federal election. May, at the time a 25-year-old waitress
I remember May being US-born from seeing her in 1970-80s vintage clips of being a shitlib even back then on Canadian television.
Daughter of two New Yorkers, mother a radical, impulsive parents that immigrated to run a cockamamie drydocked schooner theme restaurant. Already a know-it-all by 25 while working as a waitress.
TBH, I'm actually mild shocked she actually holds a law degree & did Theology Studies.
Looks at Canada.
Who in their right mind would want it.
We could finally have a pajeet state!
Say each Canadian province was admitted separately. You would end up with two new red states, six new blue states (including the three biggest), and maybe 2 swing states.
This. No Right leaning POTUS in his right mind would intentionally skew the voting block that hard to the Left unless it was the ultimate Manchurian playing the very long game and convincing enough on the Right it's actually a good thing before it's too late. It would overnight hand the next run of elections to the Left regardless of whom that might be.
Knowing Quebecers, they'd try to make the "Bloc Québécois" the 3rd major party in federal elections, and nearly all of the province's votes would go there, instead of voting for either democrats or Republicans.
Quebec would try to establish their own independent country, but their inherent Frenchness would compel them to harass American shipping, which would result in another Quasi-War, with Trump in the unenviable position of trying to find the middle ground between the Francophile appeasers and the Hamiltonian Deep State who want to use the conflict as an excuse to create a North American Empire.
Thinking about it, the US conquering Canada is probably the only way that Quebec would ever be able to get support for separation again. Not to mention, the Labrador area, which hated Quebecers so much in the past, that they demanded they not be considered a part of Quebec, but rather a part of Newfoundland. If the US were to conquer the rest of Canada and they had a choice between being a part of the US or Quebec, they might actually choose to side with the latter.
Not that I expect that scenario to ever occur, anyhow. Quebec is now so dependent on the rest of Canada that it would never be able to have a thriving economy, if its every borders are countries giving it the cold shoulder. It has vast agricultural lands and a very profitable pharmaceutical industry, but those heavily rely on exporting goods. Tariffs to cross borders to Ontario, the Maritimes or the US would hurt them a lot. But at least they'd have reliable electricity.
do those two things, and you're left with a beautiful country with plenty of resources. I'd take that trade.
That's not how states are made. The Canadians are dumb
you deserve fear
Believe it or not, there was a time before wokeness that the Green Party used to be called "Conservatives on bicycles".
It was like that in most Western countries. The Green movement started as anti-industrialist anarcho-libertarians. A mixture of hippies, beatniks and conservationists. But like all political movements, the neolib globalist juggernaut co-opted them into just another arm of their Malthusian anti-humanity project.
She doesn't understand that we're a constitutional monarchy, the prime minister is not our actual head of state, and it would ultimately come down to a trilateral agreement between Canada, the UK, and America. Elizabeth May is famously drunk and retarded.
If England, Wales, and Scotland became states I would be quite happy. It would annoy the current leadership, bring rights to the people, and scare the EU. Then Canada will have to explain it's existence even harder.
Unironically wouldn't complain at that. Would absolutely kek my pants off at the irony of the original "parent" now falling under the "offspring", but it would still likely improve a vast amount of things as well as end up sating quite a few different groups in the end.
Polar bear reservation.
Tactical geese training department.
Dead deer storage facility.
Those geese will be so deadly.
She's an American by birth IIRC.
Wow. I was unaware.
I remember May being US-born from seeing her in 1970-80s vintage clips of being a shitlib even back then on Canadian television.
Daughter of two New Yorkers, mother a radical, impulsive parents that immigrated to run a cockamamie drydocked schooner theme restaurant. Already a know-it-all by 25 while working as a waitress.
TBH, I'm actually mild shocked she actually holds a law degree & did Theology Studies.
He needs to tweet "I'm not joking."
In other news Elizabeth May is about as likely to get political power as Canada is to sink under the sea.
Why people post her opinion for reasons other than ridicule is beyond me. It's not to be taken seriously.
Territories like Puerto Rico, Guam, and Canada do not receive voting representation in Congress, and we should keep it that way.