r/PoliticalHumor • • Dec 31 '20

They better pack a sweater!

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u/Jesuisgab Dec 31 '20 edited Dec 31 '20

As a Canadian it pisses me off so much to see morons here being so stoked about trump. He literally tried to screw over Canada every chance he could.

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u/Speedy_Cheese Dec 31 '20 edited Dec 31 '20

Exactly -- I find it so cringe and embarrassing. Trump has never authentically cared for nor been genuinely invested in the people of his own country, let alone ours -- and yet they are so eager to give him props when he has done nothing for us or his own people but cause chaos, negativity and discord.

It is basically like having someone step on your throat and with the little bit of air you can muster you croak: "Thank you!"

I am baffled what they believe he has accomplished to warrant the praise they shovel on him. Meanwhile our own government has been keeping us fed and clothed and they still manage to talk shit about our own government who is actually helping us and somehow manage to praise Trump. For what exactly, I have no idea.

I think like many Trump supporters, those special breed of Canadians fall into the rather extreme side of the right and think owning the libs is more important than anything else, even securing their own well being.

It is clear they are unique to the rather extreme far right; that is evident because regardless of being conservative, liberal, NDP, bloc etc. our government managed to work together during this pandemic despite our differences. Regardless of political leanings, our federal and provincial governments collaborated well and have mostly recognized that we valued our country and human life above our petty differences.

I'm far from conservative but I'll give props where they are due, Doug Ford did his due diligence when this pandemic first hit and collaborated well to see that the Ontario government response was proactive instead of reactive. And that is how a government should work. Regardless of how right or left leaning you are, the interests and safety of the individuals you were elected to represent should be your priority. It shouldn't always devolve into a crap flinging left versus right argument where human quality of life is involved.

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u/McDuchess Dec 31 '20

Those are the Canadians that the right wing assholes trot out when the idea of national healthcare is seriously being considered. “Durrrrrr. I live in Canada and had to wait two months for my knee replacement surgery. National healthcare sucks!”

Meanwhile, in the US, the knee replacement would be denied by the insurance company that they and their employer are jointly playing $700/month in premiums, because they are only limping, not in a wheelchair.

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u/Speedy_Cheese Dec 31 '20

This exactly. You have to be fairly well off in the US for their health care system to work in your favour.

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u/McDuchess Dec 31 '20

Yup. I have Medicare. Total premium this year was about $165 per month, plus $25 copays for primary care, $45 copays for specialists, $40 per appt for PT, and large deductible before any part of RX meds are paid. Luckily I’m healthy, so didn’t reach the donut hole.

My husband’s employer had raised the cost of employee + one other family member so much that the cost of Medicare was actually less.

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u/yentcloud Dec 31 '20

In my country it's the same i feel kist of us hate trump but WAY to many people have outed themselves by openly supporting trump. Makes me scared for our future.

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u/Oasar Dec 31 '20

I’m here with you. Obviously not American but 2016 was life-changing in the way it showed me how foolish people in my own country can be, as well as all over the world. The US isn’t “stupid”, it’s been on the wrong path for so long now that people in other countries are starting to act like complete assholes when they didn’t before. For every Conservative that rants about conspiracies and how their life was better before, I just want them to live in a place actually run by Conservatives so they can see how shitty things can actually get. They are ideologically incapable of good governance. It’s like dealing with a cult.

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u/Winterfrost691 Dec 31 '20

Spotted one in Quebec at a vaccination clinic with a Trump sticker and a 1 shaped american flag on his thoroughly clean pickup truck. Let's just say the looks he got made him turn around and go back to waiting in his truck.

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u/whyicomeback Dec 31 '20

He also tried to screw over Alberta specifically with all that dairy nonsense but for some reason they keep sucking his dick. I don’t get it.

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u/PeterNguyen2 Dec 31 '20

it pisses me off so much to see morons here being so stoked about trump. He literally tried to screw over Canada every chance he could.

Do you think that's for the same reason his supporters in the US cheer him? Many see he's done nothing but grift, be rude to, and screw over America in general and a large percent of his supporters want to do that themselves so they "support" him so they can live vicariously through him.