It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
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Also if you are an American reading this, I’ll be clear: it’s not hard feelings.
It’s the threats of annexation
It’s the support of separatists
It’s the demanding access to all social media
It’s the killing of citizens and non citizens
It’s the concentration camps
It’s the support that the above has by Americans who are totally cool with what’s happening.Yeah 25% off at a ski hill in Maine doesn’t deal with ANY of that.
@lifewithtrees I would have love to be able to go to Chicago next month for an event related to cancer. But I clearly mentionned a few months ago to the organizer that I won’t take the risk to get arrested at the border...
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@lifewithtrees I would have love to be able to go to Chicago next month for an event related to cancer. But I clearly mentionned a few months ago to the organizer that I won’t take the risk to get arrested at the border...
️And they understand and respect my decision.@adelinej I’m glad they understood. I’ve said something to some folks and was called a snowflake for not wanting to go.
It’s a very defensive posture after the US causing the offense.
Abusers handbook with the DARVO
It’s ridiculous.
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees
We know what our government did and continues to do. Canadian response is perfectly logical and appreciated.Anybody saying anything else is a liar or a fool.
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@lifewithtrees
We know what our government did and continues to do. Canadian response is perfectly logical and appreciated.Anybody saying anything else is a liar or a fool.
@sollat @lifewithtrees
Second this. If I could un-visit myself, I would.Staying out:
1. keeps you safe from State sponsored and run terrorism
2. keeps you out of an inhumane and immoral concentration camp
3. hurts pocketbooks, which is the only language the power structures understand
4. provides a needed spotlight
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees
That is gaslighting, you're right.I sure would love it if it were safe to be here. But it's fucking not.
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees On the american side of it; I've encountered people with a similar attitude who seem to have no awareness whatsoever of how much abuse the current administration has been throwing at Canada, specifically.
More are aware of the immigration & visa issues, broadly, but a distressing number don't realize that european and canadian migrants and visitors have not been immune to it. (+ the gaslighting; the ignorance is in addition to, not instead of, the abuse.) -
It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
can't imagine why folks would object to illegal searches, harassment, imprisonment. just part of the US experience, right?
SMDH...
i can't imagine why anyone would want to cross a US border right now.
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
It started with we don't want to economically support a country that started an economic war with us but ended with we don't want to be sent to concentration camps.
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees Canada is taking this threat seriously, as well it should. The US already did a regime change in Venezuela and is pressing Cuba really hard right now. Its militarily and financial backed a drastic shift in power in the middle east with Israel as a proxy. When push comes to shove, the US has the technical capacity to bust up a lot of shit and probably decapitate governments. Whether it has the appetite and ability to consolidate conquests is another thing entirely.
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees 100%.
I keep wondering what the US response would be if the shoe was on the other foot - Absolute f*cking hissy fits and then some
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees As an American I know exactly what it's about, don't blame Canadians in the slightest, and support every anti American boycott and economic retaliation. Sorry we're bad neighbors now. Stay out for your own safety.
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@lifewithtrees 100%.
I keep wondering what the US response would be if the shoe was on the other foot - Absolute f*cking hissy fits and then some
which would be "justified" and "appropriate," of course.@robyn yes the irony of it all is completely missed too it seems !
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@robyn yes the irony of it all is completely missed too it seems !
@lifewithtrees @robyn Personally I don't blame anyone for not wanting to come here. I've been thinking about leaving. (Not that it would ever be within my means to actually do it, especially now that our dear leader has fixed the economy up so nicely.)
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees "Hard feelings" lmao, f*ck off.
Wishing the US economy a merry eat shit and die.
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Also if you are an American reading this, I’ll be clear: it’s not hard feelings.
It’s the threats of annexation
It’s the support of separatists
It’s the demanding access to all social media
It’s the killing of citizens and non citizens
It’s the concentration camps
It’s the support that the above has by Americans who are totally cool with what’s happening.Yeah 25% off at a ski hill in Maine doesn’t deal with ANY of that.
@lifewithtrees but the DOW is over 50,000
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees I mean, I'm American and wouldn't feel entirely safe flying back there under the current regime, so it makes perfect sense to me that people who aren't US citizens would feel unsafe visiting the US.
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It’s so weird seeing American folks worried about the drop in Canadian tourism and saying it’s due to Canadians having “hard feelings” and wondering why we can’t just put them aside.
It’s gaslighting and yet another reason not to go. Yeesh.
@lifewithtrees American here, and I disagree. "Gaslighting" means it's intentional. I think you're overestimating the intelligence and self-awareness of my fellow countrycreatures. American exceptionalism is the product of a pathological lack of self-knowledge.
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Also if you are an American reading this, I’ll be clear: it’s not hard feelings.
It’s the threats of annexation
It’s the support of separatists
It’s the demanding access to all social media
It’s the killing of citizens and non citizens
It’s the concentration camps
It’s the support that the above has by Americans who are totally cool with what’s happening.Yeah 25% off at a ski hill in Maine doesn’t deal with ANY of that.
@lifewithtrees
Understood. And sorry. -
Also if you are an American reading this, I’ll be clear: it’s not hard feelings.
It’s the threats of annexation
It’s the support of separatists
It’s the demanding access to all social media
It’s the killing of citizens and non citizens
It’s the concentration camps
It’s the support that the above has by Americans who are totally cool with what’s happening.Yeah 25% off at a ski hill in Maine doesn’t deal with ANY of that.
@lifewithtrees I'm on the other side of the Pacific and I feel this in my bones. The fact Americans don't... well, it's a worry
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R relay@relay.infosec.exchange shared this topic
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Also if you are an American reading this, I’ll be clear: it’s not hard feelings.
It’s the threats of annexation
It’s the support of separatists
It’s the demanding access to all social media
It’s the killing of citizens and non citizens
It’s the concentration camps
It’s the support that the above has by Americans who are totally cool with what’s happening.Yeah 25% off at a ski hill in Maine doesn’t deal with ANY of that.
@lifewithtrees It's all that for most of us on the inside, too.
