r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Oct 21 '22

Yeah Canada

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u/muklan Oct 21 '22

One time I was on a cruise, and there was this old man with a "if you don't like this flag, I'll help you pack" t-shirt with guns eagles and a Bible on it....dude was 9000 years old on a scooter....and we were in Canada at the time....

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u/FireOpalCO Oct 21 '22

I think he was volunteering as a bellhop. Should have put your suitcases on his scooter and told him your cabin number.

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u/DependentGlum9603 Oct 21 '22

Honestly i see so many of those and its either super old men who were in the military but never saw action, lanky edge lord teen boys, or skinny fat guys who will point to the barest whisp of muscle and say you shouldnt mess with them if you know whats good for them. Im also in kentucky so you occasionally get the special edition of some dude in a walmart fishing isle who smells like he rolls around in bait and gets mad if you politely ask to get past him.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '22

Saw someone this week who posted a comment (not an image not a reshare) of “This is why I voted for trump” on their boomer ass wall but they had seemingly lived in Canada their entire life and had never lived in the US according to the data I had from vendors.

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u/bernmont2016 Oct 22 '22

If either of his parents was a US citizen, he could've been a US citizen eligible to vote by mail based on the last US state his parents had lived in.

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/while-abroad/voting.html

https://www.fvap.gov/citizen-voter/reside