> Canada is a much better place to live

Tom Leykis wrote:

Do you even know where it is?

You knew it was a great place to dodge the draft.

Canada is fuqing gay.

All the worst aspects of America, Britain and Europe in one place. And now it's full of jeets.

Only for CI incels

YOU GOTTA FIGHT CONSTANTLY FOR YOUR HEALTH CARE! NOBODY OWES YOU SHYT AND IF YOU GET SICK OR DISABLED, YOU SHOULD JUST BE THROWN INTO THE STREETS!!!  THIS IS WHAT AMERICA IS ALL ABOUT!!
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Why are all the cars in Canada rusted out and all the hotel rooms shyt?

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Anywhere is better than Idaho.

Absolutely.   Carry on soldier, and stay as far away as you can.   People who do not produce nor contribute, invariably report not liking it here.   Before they leave.

I always call it "Canadia" to honor their Indian roots

Maybe I should start calling it "CanIndia"

Exact verbiage doesnt really matter.

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Oh you silly bagger assholes.
You just can’t admit that Canada I’d far superior.

Then why are you still here, drooling and flapping your lips????   Figure out where it is and GO THERE.   No, I will NOT loan you bus fare to return.

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Tom has connections for a quick getaway to Canada.

Just the mere mention of the ‘D’ word and he’s off!

What a fuqing loser.   He STILL can't figure out what direction he has to go.  On the other hand, there is NO indication that this dot isn't some semi literate Iranian STOOGE in a GAZA sewer, typing as ordered.   What direction indeed??

Of course, you may have to figure out WHICH CANADA?   The Republic of ALBERTA?   If they vote to leave, that will leave BRITISH COLUMBIA in a pretty sticky wicket.

QUEBEC is starting to make leaving noises again, and something may happen there, leaving Comedian CARNEY running a cut-off clown show to be stabbed in the back by the EU, which FRANCE is already doing with fishing rights.

Invade?   We'll probably have to send the AMERICAN RED CROSS to save those poor bastards --- and we will.

Boise is for people who fail to follow life's instructions.
Or in Tom's case - doctor's advice