Braid: It's no joke — Trump really wants the U.S. to take over Canada
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President-elect Donald Trump really wants the U.S. to take over Canada. This is now a crisis, not a joke, writes columnist Don Braid.
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(Makes a list of the reasons why no one gives a shit about the federal government anymore) kay buddy

Oh look it’s a paid agitator.

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Lol, i wish I were being paid. What radicalized me? The last 40 years of federal lying piece of shit governments.

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Lol, go jerk off elsewhere

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This is a strong list of good things our government has done for the betterment of Canada, and the world. You have drank some uniquely powerful far-right kool-aid to see that list and think there are the reasons “no one gives a shit about the federal government.” These are actions that the majority of Canadians are pleased with.

Get off Facebook, or whatever insane echo chamber is leading you to these absurd delusions and try interacting with a variety of people. This imaginary category of “everyone” you have created in your head is a small, tightly-knit, loud minority.

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all that crap broke this country

That sentence doesn’t even make sense unless you actually somehow think people are like “fucking government helping seniors again, I wanted them to have rotting teeth!”

What a goof.

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