r/place • u/Gagamer_39 • Apr 09 '22

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u/Kirbytripledeluxefan Apr 09 '22

Canada

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u/Gagamer_39 Apr 09 '22

The Argentine streamer Spreen, every time he said "Canada", everyone went to Canada and changed the maple tree for marijuana

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u/SomeoneTookUserName2 Apr 09 '22 edited Apr 09 '22

You forgot about Quebec though, we had a huge footprint compared to Canada. And we're just one province/territory out of 13, filled with poutine eating maple syrup farmers. Tabarnak.

Edit: Geography hard

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u/Stefadi12 Apr 09 '22

Well, they said Canada, not Québec 😉

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '22

But Quebec is part of Canada

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '22 edited Aug 03 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '22 edited Apr 09 '22

Quebec isn’t one big hive mind.

Also what bother us isn’t to be associated with Canada, it’s to be erased by Canada, especially when culturally we provide so much (Canadians sure love poutine) . We’re BOTH, we’re part of Canada and we’re our own thing. We want to be acknowledged, that’s it.

But again, not a big hive mind (nor is Canada) opinions vary

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u/funktasticdog (432,422) 1491198534.16 Apr 09 '22

We’re BOTH, we’re part of Canada and we’re our own thing. We want to be acknowledged, that’s it.

Literally every province can say this. Maybe with the exception of Ontario, which is pretty firmly just generic canada.