Canada

Jesse Brown from Canadaland had long lamented Canada's inability to define itself except in contrast to Americans. He's right that we ought to have more positive identity markers but I think it has inadvertently resulted in a very robust independence sentiment. Ie because so much of our identity is defined as differences relative to America the idea of being American is offensive to the core of our identity.

I'm American, let me tell you, if one of us steps foot into Canada intending to invade, you should put a bullet in their skull. Fascism must be met overwhelmingly. Never give it an inch.

What's happening in Ameristan is too dangerous to treat them as anything but an enemy to the stability and prosperity of the rest of the world. As soon as people started getting disappeared for political views, I flipped like a switch, I doubt there's a regime in history that started behaviour like that and didnt keep going until they were stopped.

Ameristan is quickly becoming authoritarian and fascist, this isn't going to fizzle out, it will need to be stopped.

I live in a border city, and everyone here is just waiting for the day that it happens. But we're not okay with it and everyone I know has been making an effort to buy Canadian and show solidarity for one another. I've seen a few signs for our local Conservative MPP who is a nutjob though, likely seniors who don't know any better. However, at least my formerly Trump-loving boss has finally shut up about how great he is now that his shit is directly affecting her. We now openly shit talk Trump in front of her and she just says nothing.

It's so dumb that the threat of a financial recession is what finally brought out the no-more-mister-nice-guy attitude. Not the democratic backsliding, not the open disdain for human rights.

Absolutely.
Seemingly "everyone" is into it. Worker at the beer store even pointed out to buddy in front of me that he was buying american.
Buddy immediately switched it up.

Blowing the faces off foreign invaders is a normal step. If you let them pass, suddenly you don't have a country.

That's good. Godlessspeed. I just hope hypothetical American refugees can avoid getting shot.

Yes. I was at an event yesterday in my small east coast town. So many folks I didn't think would even care are ready to go to war. Literally. I've been quietly watching for a decade or more and slowly building our ability to be self sustainable. They called us crazy at first though we didn't speak of why we were doing what we were doing. Now they come to us and ask for help.

Yup, I've talked to quite a few normies who are mostly on the gun control side of things who are now considering getting a PAL to go practice at the range so they "know how to handle a weapon in case the need ever arise".

I’ve ran

I've run

nothing like this, but normal folks doing their best not to buy american products and produce.