Do you support or oppose the "Anschluss" ?

[Tender Branson]

Well ?

No (normal, RotWp)

[dead0man]

No (US).  I wouldn't be against them joining voluntarily, but I can totally understand why actual Canadians wouldn't approve.  I do think it would be better for everyone in the long if they did, same with Mexico, Belize and eventually the rest of C.America.

[DC Al Fine]

They'll get my maple syrup when they pry it from my cold dead hands!!!

[Supersonic]

lolno.

[Sol]

Yes, because it would make sense culturally, but only if the Canadians want it (so probably not).

[Franzl]

Why would the Canadians want that?

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

It'd probably give us full single payer, so yeah.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

No.  Canada, well, sucks.

[RI]

Of course.

[Redalgo]

No (US poster) - I am a world federalist but not an imperialist. Though I would very much like for the United States and Canada to eventually become part of a single country the terms of such a merger should benefit both peoples, be popular both north and south of the border, and avoid a symbolic incorporation of one country into the other (e.g. it would be inappropriate for a North American Union to have the U.S. flag, use the current U.S. Constitution, have a British monarch serving as head of state, become a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, etc.).

Following dead0man's line of thought and then taking it a bit further, I would very much like to see the process continue through Mexico and possibly the Caribbean and/or Central America while the South American Union continues to develop and incorporate new members alongside. These regional entities - and others around the globe - may one day be able to merge as well, in turn, serving as pillars in a federalist system supporting the roof that would be a world government. Ideally, this process could go even further if humanity colonizes nearby planets, moons, those in distant systems, and possibly even if we get along with advanced forms of extraterrestrial life.

[memphis]

Why would the Canadians want that?

^^^^^^^

[minionofmidas]

No, I support US annexation by and division between Mexico and Canada. (And an independent Hawai'i of course!)

[Torie]

The US if wise would only want Alberta.

[RogueBeaver]

lolno.

[H. Ross Peron]

Yes. Furthermore I'd like to see a Union of the West consisting of all developed liberal democracies with a mutual defence pact, common foreign policy, free movement of goods and people, common currency etc. serving as a core for a future world government.

[windjammer]

lolno.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Yes, but only Alberta, Manitoba, Saakastawhateva, and British Columbia. And because of Trailer Park Boys, the Maritimes as well.

[Dr. Cynic]

I support a voluntary union between the U.S. and Canada someday. But not by just taking them without them wanting to join. Frankly, the cultural differences are minor at the greatest (with the exception of Quebec) and I think an eventual union will be mutually beneficial.

But I know it'll never happen.

[ElectionsGuy]

No (US)

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Other: I support the invasion, occupation and annexation of the US by Canada.

[Sopranos Republican]

No, although I might be inclined to support a voluntary treaty, and subsequent merger.

They'll get my maple syrup when they pry it from my cold dead hands!!!

That's quite alright, I have plenty.

[Lief 🗽]

Other: I support the invasion, occupation and annexation of the US by Canada.

This is the only reasonable answer.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Other: I support the invasion, occupation and annexation of the US by Canada.

[dead0man]

You anti-Americans are SOOOOO funny!

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

Other: I support the invasion, occupation and annexation of the US by Canada.

This is the only reasonable answer.

Stephen Harper and Quebec? No thanks.