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The Canada-U.S. Relationship: Despite Trump’s tirades, most Americans positive about northern neighbours

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  • Honestly nope, I don't have a positive opinion about Americans anymore. The majority of them are responsible for Trump getting elected twice. People who support the DSA are the only ones I respect. This bridge has been burnt to ashes and we have long memories. Canadians are nice until we're not. You better get ready for a frosty reception from us…

    ladystaggersr/politics11h agoview on r/politics ↗
  • Many Americans were strongly opposed to Trump and many or most don't agree with a lot of what he's been doing. Treating Americans as monolithic is simply wrong. But yes, I am not intending on traveling there for a while if I ever do go back.

    Leather-Paramedic-10r/politics7h agoview on r/politics ↗
  • Yeah, I've probably complained about that last part and wasn't thinking when I wrote my comment. But still, you guys seem fairly similar.

    GoodIdea321r/politics12h agoview on r/politics ↗

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