Alberta isn't leaving, lol.itsgrosswhatinet wrote: ↑Mon Jul 28, 2025 3:49 pm Go ahead and impoverish the country then. I will just move to Alberta and leave with them.
Like Trump's rhetoric, it's the textbook deranged musings of a narcissist (if you don't do what I want, you'll be sorry!) both to get attention and try to control.
And like Trump's rhetoric, the possibility of Alberta separation only fools the exceptionally stupid.
I though Trump was going to chicken out like he always does. He didn't on the 35%, but he essentially did anyways since most trade is under the USMCA agreement he "authored" under his previous administration and thus exempt. He is all bark and no bite, just like traitor Danielle Smith and her minions.
Experience has shown me that narcissists aren't worth dealing with. Lots of Canadians agree with me, both in regards to US tariffs, and so-called 'western alienation'. Even people I know who live in Alberta.
We will and already have found new trade partners. New tourist destinations. Our economy stands to gain huge being separated from the USA where their interests are and have always been keeping us as a sustenance economy based primarily on resources.