Boycott US

Preach.

Also tax wealth, not work.

if we tax the rich, they’ll leave

So when the rich leave, we would be worse off. That would mean the reverse would also be true: if there are more millionaires and billionaires, everybody should be better off. And the number of millionaires and miljonairs billionaires has gone up the last few decades, so cost of living should've improved a lot. It hasn't. So tax them.

Again?

They’ve always been the enemy. Remember a few years ago they were talking about invading to save us from communist Trudeau?

Remember when they said NAFTA is only one way so they can put as many tariffs on Canada as they want?

Imagine the betrayal coming from half your own people. When you realize how fucked many of your own friends and family are, it is a special kind of trauma. If I could point my finger in one direction and blame it on "those people" like you can, it would be a lot better, if that makes sense. God, what a shit show.

I really want this as a shirt

Your country is not much better. The same shitty right-wing nutbags are expanding there too. You are not immune.

Edit: That being said, I wish you the best of luck.

The 51st state stuff. The implied threat of military takeover. The disrespect to our elected officials. The ludicrous tariffs. The endlessly toxic right wing shitfuckery coming across the border in endless waves.

What's not to like?

I used to have a hard time finding non-American produce in the store. That has changed. As much as I hate to buy fruit from South Africa, onions from Europe, garlic from China, peanuts from India, and tomatoes from Peru. I'll do it to give the US my extended Canadian finger.

I am starting to see more and more local choices come up though, which is great.

Red delicious is such a disappointing apple

Organize your community and talk to your grocers if they're not complying with the national movement to sever ties with American product. Pit the grocers one against the other.

My friends in Ottawa are reporting Made in Canada tags everywhere, including Canadian-sourced produce. My parents in Winnipeg are reporting the same. A friend in Calgary is saying it's surprisingly easy to get non-American products now. I don't know where you are, but it's definitely a growing and widespread movement over most of Canada.