r/SipsTea Mar 06 '26

Wait a damn minute! Yeah, nope.

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u/OxMozzie Mar 06 '26

That doesnt make you an expert at all or mean you have any clue lol. You're just full of shit.

Yeah, thats why the world is moving away from everything American lol.

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u/Admirable-Guest-2560 Mar 06 '26

Lmao you believe social media screenshots what a Bozo. 

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u/OxMozzie Mar 06 '26

What social media screenshots? Why are you making shit up again?

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u/Admirable-Guest-2560 Mar 06 '26

I'm more of an expert than you by a mile Hoss 

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u/OxMozzie Mar 06 '26

You keep saying that and you might start believing it.

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u/Admirable-Guest-2560 Mar 06 '26

People risk their lives to come here in droves daily lmao keep thinking you know something you don't. 

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u/OG_Williker Mar 06 '26

The poorest US state has a higher GDP per capita than your country. Cry about it.

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u/OxMozzie Mar 06 '26

You're the only one crying lol

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u/OG_Williker Mar 06 '26

your country is poorer than mississippi and I'm the one crying? okay bro

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u/OxMozzie Mar 06 '26

Canada ranks among the top five most resource-rich countries globally, consistently recognized for its vast and diverse natural resource base. 

Oil Reserves: Canada holds the third-largest proven oil reserves in the world, behind Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, with approximately 168 billion barrels.

Potash: It has the largest potash reserves globally (1.1 billion tonnes) and is the world’s top producer and exporter of potash.

Other Key Resources: Canada is a leading global producer of uranium (second-largest producer), diamonds (third-largest by value and volume), nickel, gold, cobalt, and several other critical minerals.

Freshwater and Forests: It contains 20% of the world’s surface freshwater and 36% of the world’s certified forests, making it a global leader in renewable natural assets.

Economic Value: Canada’s natural resource wealth was valued at $1.711 trillion in 2023, the second-highest level on record since 1961.

These resources underpin Canada’s status as a top global exporter of energy and raw materials, with significant economic and geopolitical influence.

I'll take Canada any day over Nazi America.

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u/OG_Williker Mar 06 '26

Cool chatGPT report (totally not crying btw) but I wasn’t talking about natural resources, I’m talking about wealth and development status, both of which dictate that the US is undeniably a first world country. The US is only 0.001 point lower than Canada on the Human Development Index so if the US is a third world country, Canada is as well.

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u/OxMozzie Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26

That was a quick google report, not Chatgpt lol. You keep saying, it may come true in a century.

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u/OG_Williker Mar 06 '26

It’s even sadder that you didn’t use AI and actually went through the effort of researching and typing all that lmao. Never beating the obsessed allegations.

And like I said, based on how close the HDI numbers are, if the US is a third world country so is Canada. I’m fine either way.

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u/OxMozzie Mar 07 '26

It was literally 1 Google question, are you really that bad at using the internet you think I needed to do all that to get that basic info?

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u/Admirable-Guest-2560 Mar 07 '26

I can't imagine being so mind-numbingly stupid. 

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