I completely agree. To me, Canada is the worthless uncle who never did anything right, but kept coming back for handouts. Fuck Canada.
I am okay with sealing the border. No passage. We can set up and pay for a transport system to help our brothers in Alaska that does not involve Canada.
I don't, or didn't, hate them like you do, but they've been going down the tubes for 35 years and moar. Used to be, Toronto was a nice long-weekend getaway place - for a couple from the Cleveland area, back in the 80s. Safe streets, interesting architecture, English spoken (with a quaint faint accent) and great beer.
Then came Leftism.
The turning point for me, was, 1992. I was in the Navv; on the flagship for Commander Third Fleet. That's the command that covers the Pacific Coast, North and South Americas, to Hawaii.
The admiral was embarking on some flesh-pressing, for some political reason. We'd already gone to Acapulco and crashed a party of Mexican government officials, all pureblood Castalians, and their blonde and redheaded Mexican wives. Not what you see on the streets of Tijuana, fer sure. So a few weeks later, we set sail from our North Island port to Vancouver, to One Canada Centre. That's the cruise-ship terminal up there.
We tied up on a Saturday morning, and as good luck would have it, I had duty that day. I had ALSO been assigned Pier Sentry duty, 2000 to 2400.
And there was a GIANT kerfuffle over what kind of arms we would be allowed, or not allowed. Now we had our load of dignitaries onboard, up in Officer Country; plus the Third Fleet contingent. Ours was a flagship, with plenty of sophisticated communication equipment and some VIPs. The admiral wanted armed guards on the brow.
The RCMP said, you will not, sir. We, our government, does NOT allow sidearms or handguns in possession of ANYONE but the Mounted Police, or provincial or city police.
We were at loggerheads. We did NOT have a Marine contingent onboard, that they could come and stand duty with long guns. I don't know if the RCMP would have permitted that.
In the end, a compromise was struck - a jackass compromise, an idiot's solution. The pier sentry, including me in turn, was to be issued a sidearm - with regulation holster BUT NO AMMUNITION and no magazine.
Whiskey-Tango-Foxtrot, over! Talk about provocation...we had the usual mind-controlled jackasses protesting us; to stand there, WITH a weapon that THEY DID NOT KNOW WASN'T LOADED...and have them maybe DARE us to use it...that is, their controller, GOAD them into provoking us...what am I gonna do, hit one on the head with it?
That was the first peek I had of the New Canaduh.
Since then, of course, I've been barred from entry, because I got ticketed for Ability Impaired (not drunk enough for DWI) fifty years ago. Alcohol offenses are now political crimes, and they never have a time limitation. I got barred from entry, and then, working for CN (American side) I got it lifted, and then it came down again.
Now Canaduh is dangerous, ugly, intolerant, expensive and unsafe. I have no interest of ever returning.