Maybe all the drug abuse abuse

maybe cuz its flat

and small buildings

Oh HELL yeah

That map even gets Banff

In Alberta

That's like our best national park.

Im honestly upset that we are two countries

and that brown people are flooding yall

atleast most of the browns stay in the desert here

North American Superstate would be an outdoorsmans wet dream

This world is so beautiful, I dont understand how people dont care

This world is so beautiful, I dont understand how people dont care

I SCREAM

EVERYTIME

This is why im 99 percentile angry

Unironically I'd fuckin move to the Yukon if it weren't fucking Canadian federal administrated.

I knew someone who was a bartender there

If it was part of Alaska, or at least covered by the US constitution it'd be fuckin based.

root know them better

Oh did they ever serve that toe cocktail?

With the old, salted, petrified miner's toe?

Think that's up in Dawson City.

Also we have piles of room to homestead with global warming ramping up the way it is, but uuhhh, idk about the quality of land in the mostly empty west.

BC and Alberta you could definitely swing it.

Not so sure about Manitoba, Ontario, and Sask.

By the time its available there wont be anything to homestead for

It would be pretty lifeless

Soil takes a long time to develop

Soil isnt just dirt

Its alive

Muskeg https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muskeg

Humans:
When global warming hits, that land is going to be farmable
Nature:
Not so fast

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I love how they keep pushing the arable land meme

`Small stands of stunted and often dead trees, which vaguely resemble Bonsai trees, grow where land protrudes above the water table, with small pools of water stained dark red scattered about. Its grassland appearance invites the unwary to walk on it, but even the most solid muskeg is spongy and waterlogged. Traveling through muskeg is a strange and dangerous experience for the unaccustomed. Muskeg can grow atop bodies of water, especially small ponds and streams. Because of the water beneath, the muskeg surface sometimes ripples underfoot. Thinner patches allow large animals to fall through, becoming trapped under the muskeg and drowning.`

Really you just have to look at a map of Canada to see that.

The entire north is just full of holes

I think they mean ARABle as in they can fit arabs on it

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Yeah there's nothing to keep the ground together up there