Happy Birthday America!

[u/AdditionalLoss7274]

Felt today would be a fitting day to take out my 1976 Ruger Blackhawk.

[u/Cock_ball_dickin]

I’m 100% jealous that we can’t. But at the same time their problems are very bad too.

Due to the liberal insistence on destroying/ denying Canadian culture I see North America as unfortunately this large economic zone controlled by international capital and central bankers. The border, as opposed to signifying a major cultural divide unfortunately is a loose fence that divides our jurisdictions.

South of the arbitrary fence that divides us, at least you can get guns, BUT, your leader is a war mongering Zionist pedophile who gives you nothing in return for your taxes, hates you, and opposes your freedoms in many ways.

North of the arbitrary fence, you’re in the land of the central banker who loves serving pedophile war mongering Zionists, who also gives you very little for your taxes, hates us, and opposes our freedoms in many ways including our firearms rights.

Europe is fucked in their own way, in fact I see the west as this giant neoliberal bath, and we each have sections of this pool that are each occupied by a slightly different pollutant, but at the end of the day, it’s the same hands pouring these different pollutants into the water. International capital.

And I deeply respect Americans and their culture, however I despise their state, I despise their government. But I love the people, and I yearn for them to become free the same way I also yearn for us to become free from the bureaucratic soulless system designed purely for the top 1% and the boomer liberals.

But I choose Canada. It’s where I’m born and it’s where I’m gonna stay, because despite the liberals best efforts, I know this country does have history, it does have culture, and I’m incredibly proud to be Canadian despite how fucked our state can be.

But yes I’m jealous lol

[u/PrestigiousStatus711 → u/Cock_ball_dickin]

Trump will be gone and Canadians still won't be able to buy handguns or ARs. The governments in many western nations are terrible but the difference is that Americans are more willing to fight for freedom and protect their rights. That is what makes America great. It is the people and the culture, not the government. Most Canadians (including most firearm owners) don't even believe firearm ownership is a right and as a result Canadians will eventually be unable to own firearms. The "privilege" will be eroded away bit by bit along with any other rights Canadians claim to value.

I was also jealous.

[u/zeeloniusfunk → u/PrestigiousStatus711]

America used to rule. The context in which their country was created is one of the most interesting stories of rebellion and liberty. During the early 20th century they protected the weak and created the greatest media giant in the world because they were so dang cool.

But America now ain’t what it used to be.

[u/PrestigiousStatus711 → u/zeeloniusfunk]

America still has the people and culture that value rebellion and liberty. I'd say the people most critical of the current American government are Americans. Canada now ain't what is used to be either, doesn't mean we can't turn it around.