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My liberal brother-in-law said he was going to move to Mexico if Trump was re-elected. Except he's not.
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Should be no worries for a country so huge but less population. The way Canada welcomes migration is written on every second hoarding in Punjab.
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I feel like we get this nearly every cycle one way or another. Here's the 2012 edition where Republicans were supposedly leaving the country. As threats go, it's up there with Texas/California talks about seccession.
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The level of brainwashing is astounding. Not even a force as great as Bitcoin can save these people, they need some sort of psychedelic, spiritual, something or rather, paired with a reality check and a something else.
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zero people will actually move, all talk
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People on the losing side have been saying this since Kennedy, that I know of! It was really bad for Regan and Clinton times, too. I don’t think this will ever change, but most of it is talk. The rest may have some very good reasons to actually move.
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I'll laugh when Pierre Poilievre then immediately gets elected
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That would be a shocker for the migrators from the US, wouldn’t it?
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My coworker was telling me that countries in the EU are accepting immigration based on politics. I thought that was hilarious. Why would you move out of your own country knowing the president will change in 4 years?
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They said the same thing in 2016. Didn’t happen.
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I once thought about moving to Canada. Trudeau put an end to that.
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Which one, Pierre or Justin? They were both cut from the same bolt! :)
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Didn’t know that. What area of Canada?
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Not seriously, but I used to spend a lot of time in Montreal.
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137 sats \ 1 reply \ @grayruby 26 Nov
Montreal is nice to visit.
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100% French up there. Almost got lost because I couldn’t understand the road signs
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