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Question: On a rough scale of most internationalist to most nationalist:
#1
Abolish all borders/nations
 
#2
Full integration with Canada (become one country)
 
#3
EU-style supranational partnership
 
#4
Common currency, open borders, fewer restrictions on visas
 
#5
Schengen Area-style agreement (no border controls, easing visa restrictions)
 
#6
Open borders, current visa system
 
#7
Ease visa policies, keep current border policies
 
#8
Status quo, but any official ID can be used in place of passport for travel
 
#9
Status quo
 
#10
Status quo, but with tighter visa policies
 
#11
Status quo, but with tighter border controls
 
#12
Increase border controls and visa restrictions
 
#13
Build a wall, treat Canada like Mexico
 
#14
Complete isolationism, treat Canada like Cuba pre-2015
 
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Total Voters: 68

Author Topic: What should be the US policy toward Canada?  (Read 3051 times)
bagelman
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« on: November 18, 2015, 11:56:25 PM »

Canada and the US have such distinct cultures. It would be shameful to merge them.

Ha. I see the Northern United States everywhere but Quebec and the remnants of Acadia. Even if Canada is distinct from the actual northern US, it's still a much smaller difference; Ontario and Massachusetts have more in common than Massachusetts and Alabama.

However there is a difference in political culture at least somewhat. So while I'd love to see a full unification a schengen style situation is a more reasonable and rational goal that will benefit both countries and won't be as difficult for some American conservatives and Canadian nationalists (lol) to swallow. Let Canadians and Americans enter and exit both nations without unnecessary bureaucracy or fuss. 
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