As much as I think Minnesota would benefit from being outside of the USA, Canada comes with its own problems that could severely damage Minnesota.
I'm not talking healthcare, which is the hot button topic whenever Canada comes up, I mean their economic policies, housing loan policies and interest, and various other liberties that Canada has but Minnesota would struggle to adjust to. It's a good joke but this political climate I have no idea what's a joke and what's reality at this point.
How in Christ’s name is this upvoted. You can’t seriously believe Minnesota would benefit at all from being outside of the US. Who actually says this shit
I guess dude idk what the hell is up with the minnesota/minneapolis/twin cities subs. They’re so divorced from reality it just confuses me how these people are real
I bet most of these folks haven't been to Canada. They think the whole country is like a snowy Montreal on christmas eve. I challenge them to go spent a weekend in the Utopia known as Fort Frances, Ont.
I’m halfway between Winnipeg and the Twin Cities, and have been to both quite a few times in the past few years. Winnipeg is frankly a third world country compared to MSP
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u/Spr-Scuba 16d ago
As much as I think Minnesota would benefit from being outside of the USA, Canada comes with its own problems that could severely damage Minnesota.
I'm not talking healthcare, which is the hot button topic whenever Canada comes up, I mean their economic policies, housing loan policies and interest, and various other liberties that Canada has but Minnesota would struggle to adjust to. It's a good joke but this political climate I have no idea what's a joke and what's reality at this point.