You mad America?

[Commander X]

This thread is full of 15 y/o opinionated, patriotic dipshits who think they know war tactics.
All of you discussing Canada vs. US can shut the fuck up. When your government decides to ask you on how best to invade a country, let me know.

American generals aren't even the best, they don't learn too much from past events, except Eisenhower, he was an amazing general. But they try to use the same tactics of traditional war in a guerrilla war.

[Fa1L]

with canada comes 10+ countries. half of americas electricity is run from
our water. We cut ur electricity and let the other countries rape u while we siy back and laugh.

1st. Canada Would Dominate USA Any Time.
2nd. You Don't Control Our Electricity.
3rd. Read Up On Your Facts.

[DєfKOniK]

with canada comes 10+ countries. half of americas electricity is run from
our water. We cut ur electricity and let the other countries rape u while we siy back and laugh.

1st. Canada Would Dominate USA Any Time.
2nd. You Don't Control Our Electricity.
3rd. Read Up On Your Facts.

LOL! read up? Bro, the usmc alone can fuck our country up. They outnumber us by allot. and look it up urself, our lacs give plenty of hydro electricity and there is infact a contract about it.

[Gragodine]

1st. Canada Would Dominate USA Any Time.
2nd. You Don't Control Our Electricity.
3rd. Read Up On Your Facts.

I have nothing against Canada but I have to say the U.S. would put up quite a formidable attack/defense should the two countries declare war(Pretty much impossible).
But i think this is how things might play out.

U.S. Advantages
1. Canada has a geographical disadvantage, US can blockade foreign ships from providing supplies to Canadian forces.
2. U.S has larger troop reserves.
3. Average citizen would have a hard time defending due to strict law control.

Canadian Advantages
1. If Greenland were taken by Canada it would null any blockades by U.S.
2. If front line falls guerrilla groups could hide out in northern islands.
3. If Alaska was taken it would hurt U.S. oil supply.

It would be a hard war but the U.S. would come out winning.
Victory comes with over investing in military

[radnomguywfq3]

Hey CBC, stop being ignorant. 550 Syrians died the same day as the colorado shooting by their own government, yet no one cares or knows about that. It's not "only in America".

K, but the article is about gun control in America. Hence why the comments are directly relavent to America.

CBC has tons of articles on Syria.

USA isn't one to talk, they were funding Syrian rebel force whilst accusing Russian for funding the Syrian regime. This is before the UN did a full investigation.

How the hell did a war of Canada VS America get involved?

[DєfKOniK]

idk u tell me :P

[Azathᴏth]

idk u tell me :P

How about you shut the fuck up, and take your half-assed boot leg patriotism somewhere where we won't see it or hear about it. You're going off topic, spamming, and derailing the thread. Canada has no relevance to this thread. So shut the fuck about Canada and don't post about it.

[Paladin]

K, but the article is about gun control in America. Hence why the comments are directly relavent to America.

CBC has tons of articles on Syria.

How the hell did a war of Canada VS America get involved?

>article criticizing protection of constitutional rights when only a few bad apples spoil the rest for us, completely ignoring countries that need massive reforms in comparison

Anyone who thinks this right is a hot issue in American politics that needs to be reformed or changed shouldn't be talking unless they're eligible to be part of voting populace of the nation that protects the aforementioned rights. No one needs to be goaded with comments like "When Americans are more concerned with owning guns than making sure their neighbour next door has access to healthcare without going bankrupt, you know there's a problem deeply rooted within their society.", because obviously people like him believe all US citizens are focusing on singular issues when in reality gun control was a minor debate until the Dark Knight Rises shooting.

TL;DR: Ignorant comments are ignorant, regardless of where the issue is at.

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

Gun control losing support in U.S. despite mass shootings - World - CBC News

Read the comments some people are making on CBC (Sort by top-rated.) I don't support them necessarily, just curious what you guise think about dem.

Highest rated comment:


Second highest D: :





Don't get mad at me D: This is just me quoting CBC user comments. I don't necessarily agree with them.

Why would we be mad about 'lax gun control?

If anything it gives me an opportunity to get a gun and shoot u JETAMAY

[DєfKOniK]

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lmao. umad? i never brought canada into this u ******. read all the comments before u talk shit u illiterate fool.


OT: Doesnt matter, USA will never give up their right to bear arms.

[Fa1L]

I have nothing against Canada but I have to say the U.S. would put up quite a formidable attack/defense should the two countries declare war(Pretty much impossible).
But i think this is how things might play out.

U.S. Advantages
1. Canada has a geographical disadvantage, US can blockade foreign ships from providing supplies to Canadian forces.
2. U.S has larger troop reserves.
3. Average citizen would have a hard time defending due to strict law control.

Canadian Advantages
1. If Greenland were taken by Canada it would null any blockades by U.S.
2. If front line falls guerrilla groups could hide out in northern islands.
3. If Alaska was taken it would hurt U.S. oil supply.

It would be a hard war but the U.S. would come out winning.
Victory comes with over investing in military

Canada has the largest army, blocking ships means nothing just because we don't sell guns and shit to citizens doesn't mean we aren't heavily armed, because we are. The US wouldn't know anything and wouldn't be able to prepare due to the fact they wouldn't know until it happens even though I know it most likely will never happen but I do believe Canada would have a much bigger chance of winning.

[DєfKOniK]

I have nothing against Canada but I have to say the U.S. would put up quite a formidable attack/defense should the two countries declare war(Pretty much impossible).
But i think this is how things might play out.

U.S. Advantages
1. Canada has a geographical disadvantage, US can blockade foreign ships from providing supplies to Canadian forces.
2. U.S has larger troop reserves.
3. Average citizen would have a hard time defending due to strict law control.

Canadian Advantages
1. If Greenland were taken by Canada it would null any blockades by U.S.
2. If front line falls guerrilla groups could hide out in northern islands.
3. If Alaska was taken it would hurt U.S. oil supply.

It would be a hard war but the U.S. would come out winning.
Victory comes with over investing in military

Canada has the largest army, blocking ships means nothing just because we don't sell guns and shit to citizens doesn't mean we aren't heavily armed, because we are. The US wouldn't know anything and wouldn't be able to prepare due to the fact they wouldn't know until it happens even though I know it most likely will never happen but I do believe Canada would have a much bigger chance of winning.

Canada has like the smallest army -,-

[Paladin]

Canada has the largest army, blocking ships means nothing just because we don't sell guns and shit to citizens doesn't mean we aren't heavily armed, because we are. The US wouldn't know anything and wouldn't be able to prepare due to the fact they wouldn't know until it happens even though I know it most likely will never happen but I do believe Canada would have a much bigger chance of winning.

How about stop playing fantasy war time with the other children and stay on-topic?

[Azathᴏth]

lmao. umad? (not real words) I never brought Canada into this you ******. Read all the comments before you talk shit you illiterate fool.


OT: Doesn't matter, USA will never give up their right to bear arms.

You know, for a 12 year old that talks so much shit and calls others illiterate, you have horrible grammar.

[DєfKOniK]

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calling me a 12YO has nothing to do with anything. i would like to talk to u on skype: idream4fun

And u r wayyyy offf topic so stfu.


*I am on iphone so i cant VM