They are basicly the same though so what's the difference?

no they aren't lol

Repubs and Alt Right like controlled immigrations they are the same

That is not true

Yeah, the US was built on rebellion. Canada was not.

So was Canada they are both democraies.

mmhmm

@RyeNorth too bad that got thrown out the window long ago

yeah, they are, but they run them completely differently

@Grenade123 That's the true path back, if we could just take it. :/

Actually, I guess it's still limited by the people. The law counts corporations as people so.

But the values are the same. So they are the same nationlity.

no

we don't value guns as highly as americans

Okay

it's bad enough

and again, culturally we are greatly differnet

And well, free speech isnt really that free there

when you're butchering definitions

stop butchering the spelling as well

well it is, it's just reported poorly lol

Well, spelling does not matter when we can see the message.

You think a nation is values not a people so tell me how by your logic it isn't the case.

@O_Castitatis_Lilium perhaps Aussie is making you change your mind on the gun thing

actually no lol, all I can do is be sad for him, nothing more

na·tion
ˈnāSH(ə)n/Submit
noun
a large aggregate of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular country or territory.

Well, we are expecting someone to summarize a thesis into one two sentences here

can we move on?

We all define a country differently

My point is that a nation is a people not values or Canada a America would be the same country becasue they believe in basicly the same things.

Why do we have to make it fit aussies version?

@Deleted User na·tion
ˈnāSH(ə)n/Submit
noun
a large aggregate of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular country or territory.

Hate borrowing the post modernists dictionary here

no we wouldn't because like Jaden said, America was founded on rebellion, Canada was not

america had to fight for it's freedom, we asked for it

But its really subjective here. Who can we trust to make the objective definition of what defines a country

But what would stop them becoming the same country becasue they have a simlar hisotry, language and values.

when you enter a country

adopt a culture

adopt a language

you join a nation.