It's odd how I can agree with what he's saying but not laugh.

He talks a good gamev - Except, unfortunately he got a lot of the facts to base these arguments, wrong. Just to start, Unemployment isn't calculated the same between the two, and so does not mean the same thing when comparing as a %, - not going to get into the other logical fallacies he goes on about . But if they change the facts, to improve their arrangements... then the argument itself is insupportable by actual data. People who want to manipulate you, change the facts so that reasonable people believe they are making up their minds based on information, except they are just being led into a narrative

@@jeanthepants7905Right on the spot Jean.

Canadian here. I use to be on the left, but with the wokeness of my country, now I am neither right or left. That being said, Bill misrepresents a lot of things in this clip; unemployment rates, pollution, health care. BTW in a country where a large percentage of people just can't afford to see a doctor, it's normal that they are not in the statistics in regards to delays involved in seeking medical care; they just are not rich enough to get in line to wait! Yea here in Canada you have to wait, sometimes to long, but at least you still have a system in wich you actually can seek the medical care you need regardless of your revenu. I strongly beleive that most people in Canada, left or right, would no change our health care system for someting resembling that in the US.

i’m in the same boat as you. give them all a break. Bill Maheris finally catching up to current events, and he’s holding the hands of his audience along the way.

Bernie Sanders also praised Sweden for their worker standards, while condemning their no minimum wage. It's amazing how much people cherry pick what they want from other countries.

Yet another reason to never take the NYT seriously. It pains me that I once had to read the entire front page every morning although that was in the 90s so perhaps there was still some journalism occurring.

@@wesjones1417 Cherry picking or misinformation: Sweden operates without a nationally implemented minimum wage. However, minimum wages are set by sector or industry through collective bargaining using the krona.

yes sam seder said similar, said there's loads of jobs in America all immigrants are welcome... then condemned any1 for saying Egypt should take on Gazan refugees because of infrastructure and recourse issues???

Immigration how is going down now is a disaster , Calgary is cheap and my house is 500 usd, go to Toronto or Vancouver and you’ll spend 3x that,

And highlighting that Trump will solve the problem :)

@@mdjambazky4968 he will. Get over yourself.

@@mdjambazky4968 What did that mustached buy say in the 30's in Germany?? Give the people simple slogans, repeated over and over.

​@@user-zf3xb3qx8w "Ever wanna find an inçel online? Just look for the idiot making up quotes about Hitler" - Mark Twain

@@romnesia7729 "Ever wanna find an inçel online? Just look for the idiot making up quotes about Hitler" - Mark Twain" What exactly does quoting Hitler and being Incel have in common ? I'm sure White Supremacists would love to hear your reasoning ( before beating you to a pulp... ) It was not Hitler that said that quote about repeating a lie over and over, it was Joseph Goebbels: - “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it." That's EXACTLY what Drumph has been doing with his "save the steal" Big Lie; fooling gullible people like you. “It’s Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.” - Mark Twain ( REAL quote... )

As the child of Chinese immigrants, I 110% AGREE. Facts are facts

Muslims in Sweden are also a problem. A major problem is not trying to adapt to their new country who took them in and living exactly as they did in Africa or the Middle East. It's slowly happening here in America.

@@DreamingDarlin Because genetics matter.

@@DreamingDarlin The USA refuses to admit that multiculturism is a flop when migrants refuse to assimilate. They are shredding their new countries apart.

@@DreamingDarlinit’s the same in Quebec. Huge influx of Muslims from North Africa, and the cost of public safety net systems went up exponentially. They’re experts in taking advantage of every and all public programs, which puts a huge burden on the taxpayers.

In the neighborhood I grew up on you woukd consider yourself lucky to find a house under a million. The New York Times published advice on how to afford a house if a young American: buy your parent's house from them at a reduced price. Well, what about all those you g Americans who aren't only ch8lsren abd whose parents don't own homes? Bill is very out of touch here.

They just published that annual number for America that is the median home price. It was 484k. Its been climbing despite how many empty homes there are. In any given small town similar to my hometown, under 8k people, you may have one or two people who could afford that. I bought a home that needed a new roof for 115k in the mid90's in that small town. It was made from fieldstone and two story, like a Scottish castle. Put it 30 miles over onto Lake Michigan and its worth a couple of million. Twenty five years later that home is empty, I had it for 16, now the new owner is asking 350k. In a town that has actually shrunk in population. Its because there is more and more properties owned not by families but by large investment companies. They can sit on something for years, my old house has been empty two years, 2500 sq feet and two car garage with loft, just sitting there. I will say that in those nineties, I worked full time but just as a grocery store manager and was able to buy that home and get a new roof. Nobody in their late twenties with that job can buy anything here anymore.

@@ClaudiusCaelum You're funny.

@@IDontBuyIt50 "(...) there is more and more properties owned not by families but by large investment companies. They can sit on something for years" BINGO !! Blaming a Country ( or it's government ) for the lack of affordable housing is like blaming it for the weather, lol America may have the monopoly on institutionalized, systemic greed, but Canada is not immune to it unfortunately...

@@ClaudiusCaelum Heads up: Every sentence does not need to be its own paragraph. Also, the ideological bullshit has gotten out of hand. People are hired because of their skin color now, instead of their qualifications. How great will that be when it's the doctor that does your surgery? Or the pilot that flies your plane?

No joke, I mean California should have at least a small idea about that...I mean it's only on fire during the spring to fall months these days... Cheers mate!😅😂

Exactly, it was all because of forest fires. Bill positioning is as anything else, which he did, diminishes his credibility. I know he's not a journalist, but I at least thought he was a credible source of information.

Bud I'm in Québec and OUR FIRES WERE BIGGER THAN YOURS!! BEAT YOU WESTERN CANADA!! NA NA NAAA!! (Seriously tho, it's a real problem and it might happen again this year... We should get coffee and plan out something... 🤔)

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Yep, exactly. The trans issue in particular is making me see how crazy "progressives" can get. Coming from a fellow leftist, it's extremely sad and infuriating.

Welcome to the club

Happened to me. Voted left in UK, Australia and New Zealand but just cannot anymore.

@@deathlynebulaLIVE Yup. The phrase "I didn't leave the left, the left left me,' exists for a reason.

in Canada people .. some people are so confused tehy will never know how to get back to common sense though. the government destroyed their ability to see right and wrong. They are de-moralized, as BEzmanov said.

You will vote blue down the whole ballot anyways

@iankane1733 5 hours ago “Calling it racist doesn’t solve the problem” No... It underlines ANOTHER even WORSE problem...

@@ClaudiusCaelum I would say that a country going from the lowest s*xual assault rate to the highest in just a couple of years is a far worse problem than some people calling names. Continue to keep your head in the sand though.

It identifies the problem in order to address it . Why don't you understand?

@@ClaudiusCaelum So the country with some of the lowest s*x assaults in Europe is now the country with the highest number and the perpetrators are 99% "migrants". And wanting to stop that trend is somehow racist?

​@@yourmother4898 It misclassifies the problem

Salary barely goes up and prices goes up 4x meaning that eventually it was going, will go collapse.

Americans have to stop thinking Canada is this great country with polite ppl, its a dumpster fire over here and no one wants to put it out!!!.... the government will have to do something with regulating the prices of rent and food or alot of ppl will be.... well... burning in that dumpster fire!!.... you commented on things were better in 2007 and you're right.... but i think back in the day my dad made 20$/ hr and he bought a house for 34K.... and to think ppl used to bitch back then!!??

Voters keep voting in the same parties. Whose fault is that?

I lived in Guelph, ON in 2013 and my 2-bedroom apartment near downtown was $950 CAD + utilities and minimum wage was ~$13 CAD/hour. Now minimum wage is ~$16/h and rent for a 2-bedroom in the same place is now $2300/month + utilities

How much are house prices driven up by foreign investors who don't even live in Canada.

I’m not sure if this is a spelling mistake or a solidly meta joke.

Americans are friendlier than Canadians. However, talk to them for more than 15 minutes and they're going to say some wacky stuff (probably about guns or Jesus).

Thank you

I grew up in the big cities and now live in small town Saskatchewan and it's honestly not that bad out here with regards to doctors. You guys in the big cities have it WAY worse. It all depends where you are in the country. My conscience is clear though because I voted for Stephen Harper back in 2015. I knew Trudeau was gonna be a wreck for the country at the same time every other Canadian was foaming at the mouth like a girl scout about how apparently sexy he was and how he had nice hair. 🙄😒 You reap what you sow.

It's called over population. Let a million ppl a year in and you have an everything shortage.

I hate that this is true 😢 I am from Canada but live in the US because I married an American. American have always been kind to me and show interest when they find out I grew up in Canada… they all have nothing but nice things to say out it and if they felt negatively about Canada they never have been so bold as to say it to my face. On the other hand, the shit my American husband and kids get from Canadians is disgraceful, brazen bigotry and ignorance.

Yep and a dump is Toronto is the similar price range.

A 2 bedroom condo in Toronto is over $1.5 million.

And it's all mostly legal immigration too. I'm amazed they haven't reduced it, I think Canada could handle about 150-200k immigrants per year, but 1 million plus is crazy.

I was born in van but I can't afford to live there now ,it's a playground for the rich now .😮

How is every city now a playground for the rich. How many r8ch people does it take to make NYC fall apart cause of cost of living.

We have wildfires in the U.S. as well. Lots of them.

Arson created fires is not climate change

​@cedricwilford not even remotely similar

​@@cedricwilfordcorrect, and you also blame democrat for it because. It is mostly in washington state, oregon or california. Yet, when it is Canada most conservative province, Alberta, it is because of Justin Trudeau, not Danielle Smith Double standard is it?

@@nostrum6410 I don't understand. How is a US fire not remotely similar to a Canadian fire?

I don't know how we can go back. We've left true classical liberalism, such as equal opportunity for all and good fiscal and political governance and now have an ideology where every group thinks that government and society should give them a certain slice of the pie (and the size of that slice appears to be the whole bloody thing). We have become so diverse, and so entitled that going back to a merit based system would rip the country apart and not going back to a merit based system means collapse in productivity and competitiveness and ultimately economic collapse. We are utterly screwed thanks to our governments.

@@reekinronald6776 Vote Conservative! At least we will get some normalcy back!

@@user-fh6uq6wt7p Hmmm. I sometimes worry about that kind of 'normalcy'. We can't pretend that housing costs aren't a concern for young people in Canada, especially if you want to live in a major city. Nor can increasing debt rates be ignored. But just smashing everything - and especially people who don't fit some particular mold - is not a recipe for good governance. It may be past time to examine the First-past-the-post electoral system in Canada. Trudeau didn't follow through on that from 2015 and that's a failure of his. Now, Poilievre has to try hang on to the 'Cana-Trumpers' by saying ridiculous things to prevent the same vote-splitting that Liberals and New Democrats contend with. Perhaps explore Dual-Member Proportional Representation? If the Conservatives could move back within sight of center, they might get a landslide. With Poilievre's current ravings, a minority Parliament seems likely.

@@reekinronald6776 In fact, governments are the only way the common people can even hope to level the playing field with giant corporations and the uber-wealthy. I've never really understood the way we scream to get rid of our only possible leverage...

@@davidlong7247 Everyone already had rights! Taking away peoples freedom, censoring people, creating unsafe conditions, exploding violence and crime, causing financial stress for all, causing housing shortage for what? Silly ideology! People shouldn't be punished who do not deserve it and people should be accountable for their own actions and choices!

Also to be fair, air pollution was about five seconds of an 8 minute video

That’s what I was saying.

@@danielmaloney946doesn’t matter at all

@@blazingstar9638 Bill has lost it. He considers a weirdo shop teach a "threat". America had 80 school shooting in 2023. Canada had 19 since, 1867. US schools have monthly, "active shooter drills", but think wearing a mask creates anxiety. Guns are the leading cause of death of kids under 17. Canadian students rank 7th when tested for Reading, Science and Math. America ranks 20th. Canada doesn't fear immigration, roughly 25% of Canada is foreign born, compared to 14% in the US. Canada's unemployment rate is always higher, because the number is calculated differently. Bill has bought into the culture war distraction. MAGA uses it to frighten people into voting against their interests on policies that actually count. It disappointing.

@@danielmaloney946yes but he led with it.

or lefties

You are absolutely right. Middle of the road decisions, compromise and just common sense are seriously lacking from govt. these days.

Or capitalists

Or some boob jobs?

@@TheAdamReedThomas Your comment makes no sense in this context. The lefties aren't in power nationally in Canada and haven't historically had any national significance. Trudeau's party is center-left liberal. The lefties are the NDP.

Denver - Governor Jared Polis, Mayor Mike Johnson - cutting tax- payer - paid - for - services to pay for Illegal invaders ... People - Socialism defined " To each according to our need, to each according to their ability to pay". No more sanctuary cities

And you MuckoMan = Donald Trump?

​@@saigon68foxtrot83 Is that a slander? Let me just remind you: Donald trump is/was -the only president in modern history not to start a war -the only president to even make contact with North Korea for peace talks... yeah, he failed at that, but instead of praising him for doing a better job and trying harder than any other president, he was slandered as a failure. -maintained peaceful relations with a traditional enemy (Russia)...and was slandered for that too, calling it "Collusioin" or some shit. It was GOOD DIPLOMACY -he also maintained good relationships in the middle east (and while I personally despise Saudi Arabia and Israel, the bottom line is, Trump did a GOOD JOB with DIPLOMACY - maintaining stable and fair economic ties.) Trump was perhaps the most peaceful and anti-war president in modern history. ...and THAT is why the msm hates him: He won't give the msm war porn to exploit for cash. That's why the deep state hates him: he doesn't give the Military Industrial Complex a reason to demand more money from the government. Even if you don't agree with his PEACE MAINTENANCE, he still deserves massive props for having done what is best for the safety and prosperity of human lives all over the world.

Yes, and Maher LOVES Newsom. He doesn't know why though. Patrick Bet David asked him on Club Random why and Bill couldn't think of one good thing Newsom has done. He just said "because he can win elections." Very strange.

@@saigon68foxtrot83 I would also like to = Donald Trump.

Well said. Bill's lost the plot these days.

Agree

Bill just needs a reason to rag on liberals and blame them for Trump these days. I agree, he's being misleading.

Also Canada can give notes to America on how to better mistreat asians.

Kind of like when he lambasted Canada for having healthcare take up 13% of GDP while the US is at 19% .. lol Too many editorials not enough actual information. Bill needs to let go of his ego and stick to one editorial max per episode, more conversation instead.

I left in 2010, would never go back to live in Canada. God bless the Canadians, they’re in a very bad situation and have a terrible leader.

@@ALT-vz3jn he's puppet. TEHy flung almost all media here. You can know the truth about things. That's algorithmically demoted so typical people never know the truth. There are huge government made laws and lies that are from their fas e news. We had the flags half mast for a year becaue of fake news generated from the government down have the papers to show when they invented the story of nuns killing native kids. Fakes.... but most Canadians =still believe the lie. You have to know how too get the real news here.

So am I but likely not for the same reason you are. I'm ashamed of the fact that we let down all this Afghanis who healed us during that pointless debacle, and then abandoned them to their fate, not once, but three times! Well done to the bureaucrats in Ottawa!

Always vote for the party that makes more sense. Right now it's the conservatives and it's not even close. When that eventually flips, and the liberals are more sensible, vote for them.

Thx😢😢😢

I have been voting for around 30 years now, I never voted for the Conservative party, until now. PS: Never voted Trudeau either, just to be clear...

Ah yes, nothing can save liberalism quite like populist trumpism…

Relying on your "supreme leader" is a really false flag. it's slightly more complicated than that.

Thomas Sowell, every conservative/Republican's imaginary Black friend. 🤣 Try admiring a Black person that does not mimic everything you say and believe for once.

not sure but it's as if this text seems to be missing a then statement to complete the if statement. That or there's some context missing

@@AldiAldiFPen Pro-tip: You can evaluate the quote without admiring or denigrating who said it.

@@jlpowell51 Pro tip: People of color were not created to parrot white conservative ideology.

@@jlpowell51 How or why would _ever_ separate a quote from it`s author?

The Chinese use homonyms for their version of the masculine and feminine pronouns. Why couldn't we have done that instead? It would freaking solve the problem instead of just confusing everybody. 🤣

@@Rathkryn That's a good idea. My wife is Chinese and sometimes forgets to nominate masculine or feminine in English and it seems to me that would be a better way to converse.

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@@Rathkryn Where in =other= Leftist crap have they ever used logic to guide themselves? I rest my case.

@@Rathkryn You being confused is entirely a you problem. What do the gamers say? "Get good"

but the idiots accommodated him/her! That's what is so ridiculous considering he/she wandered around a school with this contraption.

"this year. even (...) will vote conservative." What took you so long?

That guy (he/him) played the school board like a fiddle.

They must be very gullible then.

@@alex7171They either are or dealt with it secretly. It’s ridiculous. He won.

@@alex7171 Not really. They probably knew what he was doing but the problem is that woke use bully tactics. So they weren't gullible just cowards. These education bureaucrats earn big money doing little work. They won't jeopardize that.

He totally did. Personally I get his point but I still dont think he should still be working. He wanted to make a point but it brought unnecessary stress and attention to the kids he was teaching.

😂😂

Professional laugher

Exactly. Female Ed McMahon

The worst part is, that dumb bish has to laugh at EVERY joke too lol

Come to the comments to say just that!! Shut her up!

Unfortunately, calm debate went out about 15 years ago when Democrats decided their agenda was all that mattered.

Exactly but that will never come out in another monologue from Bill. It paints a different picture when you put some factual information behind it. Bill's monologue was funny but not overly informative.

Fitting that it was in Alberta. The province's oil industry drives most of Canada's CO2 emissions..

@@kimchristensen2175 it was mainly in BC, who, like Alberta, encouraged the fires due to ecological preservation theories.

That doesn't help the liberal's case at all, though. If anything, it just proves the right's claim about how insignificant their cars are and how pointless the carbon tax is.

So? Still pollution Poindexter

Well if your idea of views accepts half baked cherry picked information, then keep it moving...but if you really care about accuracy of information, I recommend you watch the RATIONAL NATIONAL debunking of all the falsities of this segment.

I was thinking the EXACT same thing. Cheers 🍻

People seem to have a very hard time excepting that there is a middle. It’s left or right and that’s all in their minds. And that’s one of the reasons we’re in the mess we’re in.

So you're kind of for destroying freedom, but at the same time kind of against it. Congrats, you're not a useless pawn. MY ONLY CONCERN.....is you're STILL not useful though, like you still lack independent thought, which makes you just another NPC. Usually people who "play it safe" opinion wise? Are just cowards, this "grey area" isn't for thinking folk, and too many put themselves unobservabley in this section.

He is right to far right. He is far from liberal.

Justin Trudeau must be dancing, exactly what he wanted. What a jerk!

GST is 5% in Alberta, no PST.

@@stevenulseth7107 But you have to live in Alberta.

You have to consider things like not having to pay for health insurance which make up on average 10.69% of US incomes when you attempt to make tax comparisons. If you add that on top of US tax brackets and compare to Canadian tax brackets US citizens are paying about 5% more in income tax per year.

We pay a lot in taxes when you add together the seven different excises, property, sales, and income tax.

It's almost 10% in Los Angeles, not 7.25% It has been that in a long time. I live here.

It's too late. You should've voted conservative over 10 years ago. The country you loved is now gone. 🎺Womp womp womp

Keep drinking the kool-aid. So much FALSE information in the segment but you swallow it willingly

Why have you been voting Liberal then, if you didn’t want this? I’m guessing because you didn’t try to be well informed before voting. You only have yourself, and others like you, to blame for this situation, because you literally voted for this situation. Anyone who was well informed could see this coming from a mile away. During the 2016 election, when Trudeau first was elected, he was widely quoted as saying, “The budget will balance itself.” What part of that gave you confidence in his fiscal management skills??? He was going to have a $30 billion deficit per year, but Harper told us that, if Trudeau was elected, it would be vastly greater. And it was, something like $400 billion, essentially doubling the national debt in 4 years. Anyone with sense knows that jacking up the deficit will cause large scale inflation. Besides this, his focus on the environment over everything else is moronic. He acts like there is an imminent environment crisis, which there is not, there is a housing crisis and cost of living crisis, both caused by him, and both easily remedied if he cut out the carbon tax. And don’t get me started on all the failed ethics inquiries and all the endless corruption he has been found guilty of. No, you should feel guilty and responsible for the current state of affairs Canada is in, because it was completely foreseeable, but you voted for it anyways. Stop thinking like a leftist and stop thinking for yourself, with logic, and put the needs of Canadians above pompous left wing idealism.

@@JT-gi8rx 🍻 amen. Liberalism is a mental disorder. It's why we have clown world 🤡🌎.

@@JT-gi8rx 🍻 liberalism is a mental disorder. Your comment was long essay, but worth the read.

You have all my empathy 😖. I moved from Canada to California 15 years ago. The good people of California think Canada is some kind of healthcare utopia... Their eyes widen in horror when I describe the lack of access to primary care, the years-long wait times to see a specialist, the horror stories of family and friends coming close to death as they wait and wait for urgent surgeries. The blatant corruption in the healthcare system and other government ministries. I lived it first hand when working for a private company, they would demand financial kickbacks for several people just to let us in the door and award us contracts… Canadian government corruption at its finest. And Trudeau is wrecking the country. Maher is right that if we’re not careful, the orange farting clown will end up in power and destroy the US in turn.

Health care. Did anyone think that the best and brightest would go to medical school when what awaited them was NOTHING but a mid-level job in an enormous bureauracy where the managers were rewarded only for squeezing 100 hours of work per week from MD wage slaves for 40 hours of pay? Anyone?? And now it's WORSE because applicants are judged more on their blind allegiance to DEI than on their MCAT or undergrad GPA. You sow the wind, and you shall reap the whirlwind. Sell your soul to the devil who promises to allow you to boast about how good a person you are (when you're doing NOTHING), and you'll never get your soul back.

@@ALT-vz3jn I can't get a doctor. I couldn't even get a doctor for my kids. We would go to emergency just for routine doctor visits. Canada is going to be a sweat shop country. I think that's the globalist plan for canada. (Edited f or spelling mistake)

Only Trump can fix things.

@@ALT-vz3jnAn update: Wait times have been high lately, partly due to demographic shifts, partly some government mismanagement. (Chiefly, but not completely conservative.) In my city, here are the wait times for emergency rooms at all our hospitals with emergency rooms: (April 29, 2024: Grace: 6.75 hours, Health Sciences, 6.75 hours, Children's Hospital 5.5 hours and St. Boniface, 5 hours.) A note on the website where this is posted notes that you may have to wait longer if a more critical case comes in, and that up to 40% of the cases in emergency could be treated at an urgent care Centre, or even at a doctor's office or walk in clinic. (In my experience, if one goes in with symptoms of stroke or heart attack, you'll be seen within minutes or even seconds. A broken arm, and you'll probably wait the 6 or 7 hours). And as has been mentioned elsewhere, this system covers EVERY Canadian, though it differs somewhat from province to province. (The system is not completely free; usually you have to pay for parking).

That's right….. it's best to leave the keys on the porch, and if you happen to be video tapping said porch you better not share that video, or you’re violating the rights to privacy of those masked men with guns that were just trying to earn a decent living by sending cars that don't belong to them to the Port of Montreal.

The crime syndicates,latin gangs, and the mafia must love doing business in Canada. The citizens don't want to hurt the criminals feelings and the cops don't want to arrest anyone and the courts have made laws protecting the unlawful.What a dystopia nightmare it must be to live their.

@@T.T.85what a time to be alive

And don’t shoot them when they break in your house or you’re the one going to jail. Heil Trudeau!

That was one stupid advisor and the Toronto Police spoke a day later saying to not do that. Spread more fear.

I couldn't stand her.

Maher's audience post pandemic has been atrocious

Lol you ever see that ed helms movie?

He totally has paid people to laugh like he’s a god.

Staff person.

Good points

Yet Canadians still keep coming here for CAT scans and knee surgeries, weird…

@@donspafford414 must be the only things theyre coming for...we have the least efficient medical system on Earth, and are the only advanced country without universal coverage. Disgrace. I live in Spain. I have public coverage AND private insurance. One reason Ill never go back is the health system. One.

You moved to Canada hahahaha

Canada in absolutely no way has open borders. Everyone that comes here needs a visa. They have high immigration cos there is a huge surplus of jobs and not enough people for them. Housing here is a disaster, but immigration is not the sole reason. They simply dont build enough houses, or the ones they do build are built way too slowly.

Good you go back.. I can give you a drive to the airport

@@evelynargueta490 Actually, speaking as a Canadian, I hope he stays. He sounds like an intelligent person and we need people like him. I'm all for people legally immigrating to my country. I'm just not for people ILLEGALLY immigrating to my country.

So let me get this right.. you moved to Canada, a country known for massive levels of immigration (that is how the economy is grown in Canada) and are disappointed that there is massive immigration? Did you not read up on Canada, even a little? So very American of you

This, but also bad air quality seems to only be concentrated in provinces that have huge oil industries. Something the left is a huge fan of or so I've heard. Yet, everything bad is the fault of the left.

Nope, Canada has no interstate system, the highway is right through the neighborhoods. This is what happens when you skimp on infrastructure.

Woke arsonists?

You are both right, in a way. Our road system is terrible, particularly Vancouver leading to massive traffic and pollution. Our emissions are about 60mt but the fires last year were 180mt which we dont do enough about

@@warfarenotwarfair5655 The "stats" Bill is using are 100% from last summer during the worst forest fire season on record. Those vast majority of the air pollution numbers from Bill's map are not caused by cars. There are not even 5 million people living within every orange dot on that map total in an area far far bigger than Texas x 2. Give you head a shake if you think that pollution is from the cars owned across 5 million people.

Winnipeg has always been a 💩 hole

Toronto airport worst in the world. Air Canada personnel and TSA act like the gestapo herding criminals

Did they know he's American? Every once in awhile there's an American who says something that gives you hope for the humanity of the people down there. But in general, you see things like MAGA, Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Mitch McConnell, Ted Cruz, Ron DeSantis, Greg Abbott, Tucker Carlson, Lindsey Graham, Ben Shapiro, Tomi Lahren, Clarence Thomas, Lauren Boebert... it all just makes you want to piss on the American flag and spit in their face. Canadians are absolutely polite and friendly to their friends. To their enemies... well there's a reason they had to write the Geneva Convention.

In the 90s, I met a visitor from Canada. After about an hour of telling me how things were so great there, safety, wages, quality of life, etc, he asked to borrow 20 USD. People talk to much crap.

That would be "to say ALL Canadians are polite is a myth."

The supreme court currently counterbalances this

this whole argument is bad, because it paints the right as a bad place or a side which you shouldn't be on. switzerland was and has always been majority right and it's probably the best country in the world and has been so for decades.

@@scottjeune154 whens the last time the supreme court DIDNT take away a basic human right from americans?

@@slXD100 the right is a bad side, are you pretending its not? whens the last time right wing policies helped anyone? besides the rich.

@@TheRogueEmpire did you read my comment? switzerland is literally a heaven for all classes of people. and they are majority right. the most right-leaning country in the west after switzerland (norway) is also one that should be mentioned

Most people do not deserve a home in Canada because it's an financial investment to them. There is nothing fair in life!

No wonder you're all coming down here to Florida.

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@@joeysworldsewer in canada minimum wage is 17.00 an hour USA 7.50 an hour

@katkumen the Canadian dollar is weaker than it has ever been, and Trudeau has been gutting the petroleum industry that is the very lifeblood of the Canadian economy. The diworseification is going to hit your economy like a truck with all the new "Canadians" the Liberals keep letting on in.

Not Disappointing at all. its Pretty much _EXPECTED._ 😂😂

Report the vid for misinformation?

Thanks for the background, I did think it was odd that most of those cities were clustered in one area where statistically a very low percentage of the Canadian population lives.

Thanks for doing the research. I don’t think Canadians are under the illusion everything is perfect. Or even better then the US. The debt makes me sooo angry. Guys no, no the bank did not just give you a present, that line of credit is a debt slavery sentence not a gift.

So, he was right. It sounds like you, like most Canadians, have a hyper-sensitivity to *any* criticism your country receives. Canada had worse air quality last year, compared to previous years. That is a fact. Thank you for going into the long winded context behind that, but it doesn’t change the fact, that your country, for whatever reason, had worse air quality than you’ve ever had in 2023. Canada being the fourth largest producer AND exporter of oil and petroleum products has nothing to do with forest fires by the way. Maybe all that oil extraction and processing had *something* to do with the air quality in Canada, but what do I know?

You win today. Case closed. ;)

Been there recently, they committed suicide, unforced, completely. A country with no history of colonialism decided to import the ordure of the world and ruin itself for no reason.

Yeah so much for the old blonde viking swedish people

@@JH-im5sk”Diversity is our strength”

@@andoceans23then Bernie Sanders said that we need to be more like Sweden and Denmark.

I feel for you, and hope you stay never beaten. As an American I can say we are dealing with our own brand of lunatic fringe, mob rule, and gross mismanagement. I hope y'all do elect Poilievre...he's smart, pragmatic and practical from what I can tell. Kudo's to Bill for speaking his mind too....and maybe showing people that it is better for both sides to cooperate and find common ground.

Getting medical attention was baseline. Now it's vaseline.

That would be something that I hope to never see again.

Still the bastion of truth.

Considering you can't fix stupid, no matter what pronoun it uses, I find all one needs to know about someone's intellect/understanding these days is when they wear a mask over their mouth but not their nose, as that clown who most certainly now has lower back issues demonstrates.

Ms Choksondik is real

Every other pronoun except the correct one! What kind of society would agree it’s a good idea.

So I googled the population of Canada. It has always been a hat, more like a pink beret

ok... everyone is saying this... out of everything he said that was the big thing that wasnt true?

@@spencerdickson9693 It's a big deal because the topic was zombie lies. And he used a lie. It's the kind of thing Joe Rogan does weekly but Bill used to be more professional.

@@Paul-ew5st It's a right-wing tactic... because they're both right-wingers... doing what right-wingers do! 😋

All the dot where in oil manufacturing cities of Canada.. Canada is number1 oil provider to usa

And Alberta open-sky oil sands. But yeah, mostly forest fire. But love how he doesn't say how much % of their income American put in healthcare.

Actually, it’s years of neglected forest management. 80%+ of Canadians live with health issues from smoke before the fires this past year. There is a similar amount of area of forest between the US and Canada, but the US is dryer and has more extreme weather. The US made forest management a big priority under the New Deal to prevent it. The Canadians didn’t really govern on this until 1985 and still have left much of their forest untouched because of the remoteness, but they also don’t have hurricanes and other crap to deal with. Canada has sort of rested on its laurels after years of alarming health data.

Bill's getting worse with age, can't even remember 7 months ago!

Also, Canada measures unemployment differently than the US so it's actually around 1% closer (US still lower though)

You can't except Bill and his team to do research Besides, neoliberalism is the dominating ideology, not far left "wokeism"

Which shade of conservatism are you referring to?

​@Shifty66 Judging by his comment, he wouldn't know how to even answer that question lol guy thinks you can't be liberal in the centre or a liberal without being woke

@@HeelTJ I'm referring to the political parties in Canada. Whatever liberal you think you are, the parties that espouse liberal values in Canada are not centre, they are more and more radical far-left.

@occipitallobe I more or less expected this answer from you and you only proved my point. No, Trudeau is not a communist, and neither are NDP or Greens. Please actually look up what it means for be far left, especially in terms of economics, before you throw that label around like Jordan Peterson who labels anything he doesn't like "cultural marxism" 🤣

@@HeelTJ your point was lost in all your self-congratulation. Guess one of us thinks you're smart. Regardless of your quibbling over definitions, I and many others, including Bill Maher, see Canada as shifting too far. My argument comes from the actual examples happening in our society, aided and abetted by the current government, some of which are covered in this video. Sorry, facts trump your pontificating.

"The recent enactment of anti-hate speech legislation has raised alarm bells, potentially leading to individuals being placed under house arrest for mere thoughts, without the safeguard of a jury trial." First, let me get out of the way that i enjoyed reading your post even if i TOTALLY disagree with it. Let's be clear, outside of the histrionic paranoid minds of people like Sean Hannity, NOBODY will EVER be thrown in jail for mere 'thoughts' You're extrapolating an absurd dystopian future from an unrealistic assessment of a law used in an extreme application. Canadians may be many things, but EXTREME applications of laws isn't one of them; we always try to err on the side of the innocent The only time in Canada's HISTORY that citizens were ''arrested without the safeguards of due process" is during the FLQ crisis, and those happened to fight terrorists placing BOMBS, not 'hate speech' "It's disheartening to observe parallels between the current state of affairs in Canada and the oppressive regimes my parents endured in their homeland under communism." You GOT to be KIDDING... The US is well on it's way to AUTOCRACY, but you feel the need to warn them about "despotic" Canadian hate speech laws, lmao !!

Govt of Canada: "But we're only doing it for your own good, don't you understand!"

"The recent enactment of anti-hate speech legislation has raised alarm bells, potentially leading to individuals being placed under house arrest for mere thoughts, without the safeguard of a jury trial." Let's be clear, outside of the histrionic paranoid minds of people like Sean Hannity, NOBODY will EVER be thrown in jail for mere 'thoughts' in Canada. Thoughts are not intents... Mens Rea and the presumption of innocence are and always will be fundamental principles in Canadian justice. You're extrapolating an absurd dystopian future from an unrealistic assessment of a law used in an extreme application that will never happen... Canadians may be many things, but EXTREME applications of laws isn't one of them; we always try to err on the side of caution and the innocent: Just compare the number of convicts pr capita between the US and Canada if you don't agree... Freedom has MANY applications...Which country is more free: A country that worships freedom of expression, while sending millions of disenfranchised citizens in jail with mock trails ? MOCK TRAILS... Nothing spells dictatorship more than that. The only time in Canada's HISTORY that citizens were ''arrested without the safeguards of due process" was during the FLQ "Crise d'Octobre", and those happened to fight terrorists placing BOMBS, not 'hate speech' "It's disheartening to observe parallels between the current state of affairs in Canada and the oppressive regimes my parents endured in their homeland under communism." You GOT to be KIDDING... The US is well on it's way to AUTOCRACY, but you feel the need to warn them about "despotic house arrest" Canadian hate speech laws, lmao !! What communist country your parents are from exactly ? I don't know of any totalitarian countries where laws in themselves were more dangerous than the corrupt authoritarian LEADERS enforcing them...

Exactly right, we have a PM who has stated on a number of occasions that he admires China above other countries because the Government has the power to impose “what is best “ for citizens. Must say though, Trudeau doesn’t hide what he thinks: the problem is the people who keep voting for him.

Freedom ain't free, brotherrrrrrrr. Neither is racism.

Thats probably true, but US healthcare provides access when you need it. (If you can afford it or have insurance) neither system is ideal. The best systems in the world are a combination of public and private.

And to point that you have to wait 1-2 years for a knee or back surgery!

@@skiboatdriver I have lived in Europe and I have lived in the US and believe me worrying about getting sick , paying medical bills or not going to get medical help because of cost, is NEVER a topic in Europe. Yes there are private hospitals and doctors that are 'pay for services' in England but very few people belong to the 'club'. The other 99.9% use the NHS which we complain about however we are so glad we have it.

@@red149that’s bc most knee and back surgeries are not based on evidence and are scams mostly

Bill from cherry picking facts and exaggerating far left woke minority issues you would fit in nicely between Sean Hannity any other hack on Fox News.

Australian real estate ponzi scheme is unlike anything else in the world.

Reduce migration is a sensible policy

Very true, but in fairness, it's more than just immigration causing the housing crisis, at least here in Canada. Overseas investors (often Chinese) buy up property and just leave it to sit empty, then there's also the rise of Airbnb, which has taken hundreds of thousands of rental units off the market by incentivizing homeowners to prioritize short-term rentals to travelers rather than long-term housing for fellow Canadians. Even the Airbnb's that are long-term rentals in theory provide almost no protections for renters, as landlords can skirt many of the rental/tenant bylaws that are otherwise applied to monthly rentals.

Yeh dude this is all clearly co-ordinated the question is why.

​@@Stormie33same thing in aus

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Okay but Canadians wanted legal weed, that's partly why you elected him.

Or the million GoFundMe campaigns for people that can't afford their medical treatment in the US

He is shifting to the right more and more

Yeah, he needs to worry about his own back yard more, draw some attention to this failing state he's in.

35 Trillion in debt. There is no way to provide universal health care in the US. It’s a math problem. I’m sorry but that’s the reality. So many of you never bothered to learn how money works, only victimhood.

People's premiums don't go through the roof because they use their insurance. They go into Mexico because they're cheap, and often want cosmetic surgery.

I feel really bad for my Canadian friends. Everywhere they live -- Ontario, Nova Scotia, Alberta, and BC -- has had rapidly climbing costs of living largely due to housing costs. That said, I sorta take issue with Bill's quip about it being a result of "moving too far left". The immigration rate Canada has is clearly unsustainable, but it is definitely not the sole cause of Canada's housing price struggles, and I don't even think it's the largest factor. Take the US, for example: Our immigration rate plateaud after the Great Recession and our population growth rate has only declined since 1990, yet the highest inflation-adjusted housing prices on record in the US all occurred after 1990. Metropolitan areas throughout the Anglosphere implemented restrictive zoning laws, overreaching historical preservation laws, lot size minimums, and other artificial limitations on housing development in the 1950s-1980s, and then perpetuated & strengthened these laws in the 1990s-2010s. We can see the effects of these disastrous laws everywhere -- they incentivize suburban sprawl which is extremely economically inefficient and environmentally damaging. They also aid speculative real estate investing. Most importantly, though, they push populations away, hollow cities out, and dampen economic growth wherever there's a large demand for workers such as in the San Francisco Bay Area. Also, rising economic inequality slows economic growth and pushes the ultra-wealthy to invest in real estate assets at an increasing rate which simultaneously exacerbates inequality. The point I'm getting to is that these laws are NOT left-wing. They're protective, they're exclusionary, and they're contrary to the housing policies we see in cities like Vienna which has successfully avoided the worst of extreme housing costs by having large public investment in housing development. Rising economic inequality is also definitely not a symptom of far-left governance. We've only just recently seen meaningful changes regarding artificial supply constraints. California had statewide zoning reform. Los Angeles expanded zoning exemptions around transit stops. Toronto just last year finally 'upscaled' the 70% of the city's residential land where it was previously illegal to build anything other than detached single-family houses. The challenge is that we built this problem up over 70 years so it certainly won't be easy nor quick to fix. We'll probably require decades of sufficient development post-reform before we see a return to stable housing costs. It's worth noting that housing prices were relatively stable for decades in the US under periods of far higher population growth than we have today. We didn't have much of a problem until the results of supply constraints reached a breaking point alongside a dramatic increase in economic inequality that helped destabilized the housing market. Another problem that is certainly not far-left is property taxation. Economists have known for years that a land value tax (LVT) is better at incentivizing productive city development than the typical outdated and regressive means of taxing real estate that are common throughout the US in particular. Detroit's mayor has been trying to reform the city's property taxation system into an LVT and has faced an uphill battle. The tax reform requires state legislative approval, and guess who's repeatedly blocking it? Mostly Republicans and some centrist Democrats. Canada needs to lower its immigration rate to a more manageable level, but it also needs to address economic inequality and artificial supply constraints. - Guess which major Canadian city has avoided the worst of the country's housing affordability crisis? The answer is Montreal, Quebec. - Guess which major Canadian city has the fewest artificial housing supply constraints? Again, the answer is Montreal, Quebec. - Guess which major Canadian province has the lowest economic inequality (as measured via Gini coefficient)? And again, the answer is Quebec (second to PEI). More useful context: Greater Montreal's population growth has exceeded Greater Toronto's in the past 10 years, yet housing in Montreal remains substantially more affordable than Toronto's. I don't want to say high immigration is a scapegoat because, as I mentioned, it is certainly a factor and should be reduced to a sustainable level. But we're kidding ourselves if we think it is the primary cause of housing affordability crises in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc. Economic inequality and artificial supply constraints like restrictive zoning urgently need to be addressed.

@@reiddicksonI believe that the problem with housing crisis is from too much immigration and hedge funds buying single family homes. Many countries in Europe had their quality of life decline when they accepted high levels of immigration. Canada needs to close the door to immigrants (as does the USA).

​@@reiddicksonbro u really think people want to read a f*ckin novel in a YT comment thread?

@@guyledouche6039 maybe you should. It's people who are to lazy to read who become the victims of propaganda like blaming immigrants for housing. It's simple...look in the mirror canadians. It's the rich mostly white people in places like vancouver and toronto who oppose high density housing projects in their neighborhoods that is a FAR FAR greater problem than immigrants. But the anti pc backlash angry white male alt right crowd are too lazy to do any reading so they fall for rightwing propaganda. EVERY SINGLE TIME....and on EVERY SINGLE ISSUE.

No problem here.

And for extra clarity, the US has more extreme climate and a similar total area of forest. The difference? The US has prioritized forest management since the New Deal. The Canadian government shrugged and said our forests are too hard to reach, we’ll deal. Despite not having to manage climate disasters like hurricanes, etc. The air quality issue has been an issue for Canadians (80%+) for years. WHO reports. They just aren’t stepping up on this one. I had a roommate in college who worked for the US forest service and anecdotally based on the hours of driving he had to do everyday for the preventative measures they took to prevent our forests from burning down, I’m pretty sure the US has simply managed this one better. Kind of crazy to think it’s totally out of their hands when the US was primed for a very similar issue and has even more climate disasters to wrangle.

He absolutely left that out .

@@Dgills once again you have no idea how massive our forest land is most of which have no towns near them for 300-700 kms of wilderness how do u "manage" that, how do you manage an area the size of one of your states with no roads and access to them ,the fact you cited the WHO is hilarious cause they are just the bastion of truth eh lmao i had to travel one time in the yukon and had to bring gas cause there was no place to fill up for 600 kms nothing no one u get in an accident your pretty much done or have to get airlifted out ,you cant compare our forests wat so ever , we are the big leagues you guys are tee ball

@@Dgills Will you stop saying that! US forest management has been a joke since the new deal.

@@Paul-ew5st disagree about the New Deal remark but agree it’s not robust enough, I just want them to feel better about something 😛

consider yourself lucky, you did not get arrested

pff Ubisoft

canaduhhh

Is there a law that we must utter everything that goes through our minds on social media? I don't think we must.

@@AndrewBurbo-zw6pf Oh I do!

Try L.A..

Halifax has tent cities now too. Things are collapsing rapidly. Twenty years ago you would not see it. This explosion of homelessness does seem to collect in the more socialist jurisdictions. Is it because of the socialism or is the socialism the result of the poverty?

@@reekinronald6776 Socialist/permissive policies encourage young people and other homeless types to move to certain cities. Where addition and homelessness become lifestyles.

I am from Southern Ontario and I have been to all parts of Toronto many times. I have been to Buffalo to see hockey games, hit the casino, stayed in hotels and use the airport. I was surprised what a crap hole Buffalo is, saw an entire condo complex abandoned and boarded up, and then several other abandoned houses, townhouses small apartments. I have not been to Buffalo since Dec 2019, but it was still a depressing place upon my last visit. So if Buffalo has solved all its issues with abandoned housing and high poverty rates, and fixed that crappy Airport, then good for Buffalo. Maybe next time I drive downtown near the hockey rink I won't wish I booked a hotel in Canada that night.

I know Americans are effectively brain dead when it comes to geography. But he literally pointed out the Oil Sands are large polluters and are located in Canada. Kind of been the case ever since they started drilling for oil there SIXTY YEARS AGO.

Many of which were started by people for political reasons. No joke.

...and that the 14 cities were all surrounded by those same wildfires (which consumed ~4% of Canada's forests)...and that the report was using fine particulate matter typically caused by burning as the basis for the study...and that it was the first time in the report's history that it had happened where Canada's air quality was worse than U.S....yada yada yada...A strange study seemingly cherry picked to highlight a point that any other year would not have even occurred. That being said, Canada isn't perfect, but what country is?

Sheila, nearly all of California was on fire in 2021 and 2022 (with horrendous air quality numbers over 400 - essentially poisonous) but that's not what Bill is talking about. Those numbers are full year air quality, not just spot numbers.

@@vanlyman2317Footage of people setting fire around Alberta, same people, part of Greta Thunberg fan club. Because you know, they must keep Conservative leaders away from winning ballots…

Shhh! Don't ruin the bit

I must’ve misread that Canada was in top 3 fracking countries in the world then, which pollutes air and water. But for the fires, the US and Canada have similar area of forest. More extreme and dry climate in the US outside of the less forested Canadian tundras. But the US actually passed the New Deal and serviced all of its forests with land management practices and took preventative measures to stave off wildfires. The Canadians didn’t prioritize this until much later (1985) and still don’t manage much of their land due to remoteness. Meanwhile, the US has hurricanes and other climate disasters to manage. They literally dropped the ball on this problem when they’ve been facing an air quality health epidemic for years.

@@DgillsCanada has a fraction of the USA population to manage our forests, and Canada has about 45,000 hectares more forest than the USA to manage. I don’t think they can be compared too easily.

@@dustindauncey 45K more hectares..out of 300+ Million hectares? I think it’s comparable enough. Canada pretty much didn’t prioritize forest management until 6 years before I was born. Personally, that’s insane to me.

@@dustindauncey but for sure on the population difference. It’s an extremely difficult problem to tackle. I really hope it gets better

Poor you! Wokeness is so terrible!

​@@maryannepaul2980 It is moron! Did you not listen to what Bill said or did you not understand!

@@maryannepaul2980people like you have literally voted for the destruction of Canada. I hope you enjoy what comes next. Stay woke!

Are Canadiens looking to vote in politicians who can move your country in the other direction for a while?

womp womp

I believe Maher was referencing personal - not government - debt.

100% Allowing non-Canadian residents to buy so many of the housing units and then rent it back to Canadians for exorbitant amounts is the root of some of the problems and could be easily fixed. I know people in Toronto renting 400 ft. apartments for about $1800 per month US and their landlord is overseas. Every time a new condo development pops up, it gets bought out really quickly by foreigners with cash to burn. They never plan to live there, or even to maintain the place.

That may have something to do with additives in US food that are banned in Canada

Again, Bill Maher does not know what the fuck he’s talking about

Population.

Dude, what's the average life expectancy in the US if you remove the morbidly obese South?

highest costs, lower life expectancy, extremely expensive for middle class to use and also less access than canada.

Moore's documentary gives many examples including France, the UK and Cuba. It would be unwieldy to name every nation with universal healthcare because every other developed nation has it.

@@leechap3 you can speak of national systems as a first pass provided you avoid the low resolution thinking of treating this like a team sport where "they" do it right and "we" don't. We do some things very badly and others very well. Like I said, all of those countries, including Canada, are free-riding on U.S. drug development, by far the most expensive item in any national health budget. We have many things that are badly broken and need fixing in the U.S.: the billing & insurance system, inadequate coverage of the citizenry, etc., but any "fix" of our system that destroys our drug innovation would be unbelievably foolish, and the harm would extend far beyond our borders. Unfortunately, when people approach these issues the way that guys like Michael Moore do, it is extremely difficult to get intelligent policy, because he steadfastly refuses to give thought to incentive structures, which by the way, is why he will take no interest at all in what SIngapore has achieved. Ultimately, he cares less about good outcomes than ideology. You won't hear Moore acknowledge the vital importance of leveraging the local knowledge of health consumers & competition among service providers, and for that reason alone, he has nothing to say worth listening to. You may as well consult horoscopes or QAnon or Marjorie Taylor Green.

@@littlerainyone Way too wordy, especially when it's all handwaving. Healthcare, insurance and drugs are separate issues.. Also the US is not the only country were drug innovation exists.

​@@leechap3​ Thats why you list the ones that do it best and why/how they do it differently. Yes, universal healthcare is common; but the ways they are implemented differentiate-are you American? Because it comes across as American to say "ehh, lots of places have it" even though how they have it can be different from place to place. They teach you this shit in basic math, how manipulating the full context of graphs can misconstrue conclusions drawn from data points. "itd be unweildly" to explain something without showing the best cases. Its because of that communism is seen as impossible (even though its always been with cases of it as a starting point, when communism is supposed to be an end goal).

​@@leechap3Youre trolling saying those are seperate issues🤡💀

Try San Francisco and see the shack you'll get.

similar in New York

@@ed9492 HUH???? I'm trying to compare housing prices between San Fran and Vancouver. Both are west coast cities and desirable locations but the atrocious prices are prohibitive for middle incomers to afford. I'm not sure what your response is trying to elicit?

Both San Francisco and Vancouver have very expensive homes; however, Vancouver salaries are 1/2 what they are in San Francisco. If you want to buy a house in Vancouver now, average income there would make it necessary to share a house with 3 or 4 families to be able to afford the mortgage.

And that is spreading to every major city. It’s a plan.

Much of it arson too.

yeah I did some checking and he was wrong. All the top polluted cities in North America are American by far.

Most of what Bill said was idiotic.

I spent a career in environmental law enforcement in Canada. Your comment aligns with what I know to be the truth. Transportation sources are by far the largest contributors to poor local air quality and I'm certainly not talking about CO2. That does nothing but good things for the environment. There are no limits on the emission of CO2 in provincial law because of this fact.

Thank you!!!

@@realcanadiangirl64 I really hope and believe, that Trudeau is on his way out...

ok. Too much propaganda to correct you on. Just make yourself familiar with CIA world fact book…and the concept of scale. Enjoy the bubble until is bursts

Well said!

In exchange, just accept that you are completely subservient to your government.

Well here, the government won’t freeze my bank account for protesting and my doctor won’t pressure me to euthanize myself if i have cancer

Typical response: BuT AmeRiCA hAs GuNs. Spending 13 percent of your economy on healthcare just to not be able to see a doctor is insane. I am from a EU Country, where are those serious efforts on the way to eliminate it? It's getting worse and worse while getting more expensive and expensive. Most people strive to go to a private insurer for better service and sometimes even lower rates.

@jaydragonsbreath2423 To be fair, this is not a good thing. I say this because people who are pushed to right like this ignore the crazies within the far right.

whats an example of "too far left"?

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​@@TheAngryAtheistmen in women's sports

@@themouthofsauron6926 any real things? Or just made up stuff?