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Some Americans seem to love war and violence as long as they feel safe personally. Trump is doing his best to get a war started; somebody should brief him on why it's a bad thing. I remember seeing Trump wave to South Korean ladies golfers at a recent pro event at his club and thinking I sure...

Your problem would be that you remain ignorant about this despite every chance to educate yourself. You might want to check what year the Bible was written.

Yes, if you are anything more then a pure troll you are ignorant. I'm done with you.

So much of his posts scream pure troll that I'm probably wasting my time even bothering. He objected to me saying if Americans wanted to give away California we'd take it. There are numerous Americans on here pushing this absurd concept that the US would be better off without California ( yet...

The US has a history of escalating military conflicts. It is again occurring today. I believe there is a false sense of security of many Americans because they feel removed from the battle. The American reaction to 9/11 suggests this. During the Cold War, the US and USSR could have destroyed...

Canada was an active member of the Allied forces in WW2 long before the US even entered the war. Your ignorance knows no ends in seems, just some dumb fuck American on the internet.

You are ignorant. The FLQ situation was entirely about terrorism including the kidnapping of government officials. The US would have done no differently in the exact same situation. More recently, Canada allowed Quebec to vote on separatism. They turned it down. Since that vote, the numbers of...

As much as the world would hope that the US had the sense to act responsibly, you do have a history of bad military decisions that reduces that trust. There really was no point to the Vietnam War, the Iraq War, or dropping atomic bombs on Japan. Somehow American leaders made those immoral decisions.

Canada doesn't concern itself with US immigration at all. We do take notice when you pursue unwise military actions, when you pollute the environment, and when you try to mess with fair trade across the border. In fact, since Trump was elected, Canada has adopted a mostly hands off detached view...

Americans may think that the "muslim occupation of Canada" is a thing, but that's actually a pretty silly concept in your head. It's one of the smaller demographics in our immigrants. Toronto has large communities of European ( e.g. Italian ) and UK background people, with increasing immigration...

Canada isn't "America Junior"; we have a national identity and frankly toughness that is at a minimum similar to what Americans have; traditional ties are more to the UK then the US. There are some key differences in our belief system compared to the US. Some of those differences are increasing...

I don't doubt that lots of ignorant Americans like you believe this.

Like you did in Vietnam and Iraq, right ? How is your occupation going ?

Canada has been a nuclear power as long as you have, and there is no shortage of expertise in building weapons with nuclear war heads. In the event that the US ever went rogue and tried to annex Canada, the bloodshed would be massive on both sides of the border.

The first short I saw he stopped out close to the ATH. So limited profits from the entire exercise. "Tremendous" should be saved for better trades.

You apparently are under the illusion that the US is a favorable neighbor these days. Toronto gets gun smuggling from the US and we run the risk of collateral damage if one of North Korea's strikes loses direction. Seriously, dude, your country is a mess and we are waiting for you to get...

You have a rather limited self centered perspective. In reality, Canada has far more interest in people immigrating to Canada then Canadians wishing to move to the US. Our population is growing, especially in the Toronto area. Canada has numerous characteristics that differentiate it from the...

Canada will gladly take California off your hands.

The fact that your family member lost money for 10 years on real estate in Canada suggests that there is no bubble in Canadian real estate. Perhaps the market is like any other, and supply and demand determine price. Toronto for example is a high demand, growing center. The risks of a housing...

The only poster on this site that said this was you. Here's what I said : Now if you are under the illusion that a "deep correction" is a 4% monthly drop immediately after a 20-33% annual gain, you are sadly mistaken. But feel free to tell us at what level Toronto home prices will drop to...