🍁 🍁 🍁 🍁 🍁 🍁 If it wasn't for Canada 🍁 🍁 🍁 🍁 🍁 🍁

And only our third-worst Conservative leadership candidate.

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It is somewhat a race to the bottom this year, isn’t it.

I’m assuming Leitch and O’Leary are #1 and #2 respectively?

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I’d say tied for first, for different reasons. If we could merge them, we could have our own Trump.

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Can’t <3. Wouldn’t wish that upon a cartoon representation of Soviet Union.

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Refusal to like noted and understood.

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We wouldn’t have PMs calling out sitcom actors for a fight.

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OMG NOOOOOOO why isn’t he dead? UGH!

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TANJ.

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The good die young.

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Meanwhile in Newfoundland…

https://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/top-10-tweets-newfoundland-buried-by-spring-blizzard/81012/

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The accent just makes it more awesome.

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New province poll:

  • Turks and Caicos (sun)
  • Scotland (whisky)
  • Can’t we have both?

0 voters

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As someone who likes neither hot weather nor alcohol:

There is always room for more of everybody in Canada.

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Especially if they bring their own land.

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I mean I keep posting about the snow, but c’mon this is hilarious!!

There has been so much snow they have Polar Bears! More than one! PLURAL!

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Canada has nearly ten million square kilometers of land. ~78,000 km2 (for Scotland) is barely a drop in the bucket, and ~600 km2 (for T&C) is a rounding error on a rounding error.

OTOH, adding ~5,000,000 people (Scotland) to a population of ~35,000,000 is a big jump. ~31,000 people (T&C), not so much. Either way, Canada’s population density, once either/both countries’ land and people are accounted for, is going nowhere but up.

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Location, location, location.

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I’m still hopeful this will happen!

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I’m just sayin’.

Even if the Scots wanted to leave Scotland behind entirely (not that they ever would), we already have an entire province (only 30% smaller than Scotland) set aside for them.

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β€œWe are virtually the same people,” - James Skinner

Speaking as someone born in England, and with affection for the UK, no, we aren’t.

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