You know the difference between America and Canada and the biggest way relating to our politics

We are mean? lol

Canada doesn’t have many conservatives?

In Canada the party that lost the election but came the closest, they become the opposition and it's their specific duty to challenge the government on every single thing,

In America if you challenge a government on anything you're seeing as a traitor or a racist

That seems right. Like the Israeli 13th Man thing.

@vexedart yes and no, most conservatives are out to the West because that's where our oil industry is, but Canada is still a very PC country

To make it clear that the opposition does not stand against the rightful Queen Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, they are given the title as the official opposition to make it clear that they do not stand against our monarch

In Canada, conservatives are different than Republicans because most conservatives I know are very loyal to the crown and most liberals want a republic system without a queen and Governor General

Ahh, It's kind of a miracle seeing a monarchist here

Or maybe, I'm wrong

Well it is a miracle the US isn't a monarchy

I am a monarchist but I'm not at the same time

economical conservative, on most social issues I'm more liberal but when it comes to the Empire and the future of our United Nations I believe it's time for the Commonwealth of Nations to go and reform the British Empire

But I do not believe in an invasion of America because it would be unjustified

Like I am preaty sure they wanted to crow George Washington at some point be he refused

They basically demanded he be made the president, and then he voluntarily left after two terms in office making the president that it is 2 terms in office

Who is talking about invading the US? 😄

Besides Mexico. Derp.

nobody. But I wanted to make my position clear that I support the British Monarchy but I do not want to pose a threat to the Americans

So easy to waltz into building lol

From what I've heard it isn't even a law but a convention, I might be wrong but I'm not sure

I don't know, I'm not an American I just look at law enforcement

I believe the American War of Independence was technically a civil war

Well it started as one

Anyway, uhmm do you guys like condemn the recent "attacks" at Congress?

Yes, but then the enemy got back on boats and went home after.

From the royalist perspective, both British royalist and American Settler royalist the British troops were government agents

America wanted to remain part of the Empire just with lower taxes for a while but the British refused multiple times until they were obligated to go independent

@Inquisitor absolutely.

I don't want to interrupt the conversation, just want to say hello. I mostly come here for memes. Trying not to get demoralized and blackpilled. Hope you all are staying safe and having a good night.

@ELIS314 at the start and the Declaration of Independence only one-third of Americans supported independence

Ahh Great @Gene.

The fact is they put lives at danger and they knowingly broke the law.

regardless of if I agree why they did it they broke the law

So I can sympathize but not condone

Well the independence was mostly supported by land owning high class and their supporters

hi

Hello. Morning here. Could not sleep. Backs of knees itchy. *Complains more and includes life story.*

I just watched this Kill Chain doc about the bogus voting machines. So maybe some insurrection was inevitable.

You know one thing that always keeps me awake that I absolutely hate?