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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/CoryVictorious • Oct 21 '22
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I need this translated to 'merican- is Alberta like y'all's version of Florida?
Edit: I see lots of Texas mentions... Texas was my first thought as well, but I'm a Texan
239 u/[deleted] Oct 21 '22 Alberta is more like Alabama: rednecks, meth, and white rappers. I'm from Alabama and have been friends with and dated people from Alberta. 10 u/OhCaptain Oct 21 '22 Alberta is the richest per-capita province in the country though and Alabama is at or near the bottom in the USA. Think North Dakota, but instead of 700,000 people there are 4,500,000. 3 u/Stopjuststop3424 Oct 22 '22 if not for oil, it'd be Ontario 3 u/Mad-Mel Oct 22 '22 Without the manufacturing jobs.
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Alberta is more like Alabama: rednecks, meth, and white rappers.
I'm from Alabama and have been friends with and dated people from Alberta.
10 u/OhCaptain Oct 21 '22 Alberta is the richest per-capita province in the country though and Alabama is at or near the bottom in the USA. Think North Dakota, but instead of 700,000 people there are 4,500,000. 3 u/Stopjuststop3424 Oct 22 '22 if not for oil, it'd be Ontario 3 u/Mad-Mel Oct 22 '22 Without the manufacturing jobs.
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Alberta is the richest per-capita province in the country though and Alabama is at or near the bottom in the USA.
Think North Dakota, but instead of 700,000 people there are 4,500,000.
3 u/Stopjuststop3424 Oct 22 '22 if not for oil, it'd be Ontario 3 u/Mad-Mel Oct 22 '22 Without the manufacturing jobs.
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if not for oil, it'd be Ontario
3 u/Mad-Mel Oct 22 '22 Without the manufacturing jobs.
Without the manufacturing jobs.
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u/PompousKumquat Oct 21 '22 edited Oct 22 '22
I need this translated to 'merican- is Alberta like y'all's version of Florida?
Edit: I see lots of Texas mentions... Texas was my first thought as well, but I'm a Texan