Canada's problems are a lot more 'fixable' than the lack of national health care, affordable housing/homelessness, declining education system, lack of culture, and a tsunami of weapons the U.S. is confronted with. I doubt Canadians want our "sympathy" but only basic respect for their sovereignty.
Canada's problems are a lot more 'fixable' than the lack of national health care, affordable housing/homelessness, declining education system, lack of culture, and a tsunami of weapons the U.S. is confronted with. I doubt Canadians want our "sympathy" but only basic respect for their sovereignty.
Canada's problems are a lot more 'fixable' than the lack of national health care, affordable housing/homelessness, declining education system, lack of culture, and a tsunami of weapons the U.S. is confronted with. I doubt Canadians want our "sympathy" but only basic respect for their sovereignty.
If they built a wall, would the U.S. pay for it?