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2 years, 11 months ago	@samt923	Absolutely not. We won't even visit the US anymore. We live in Canada and Mexico and try our best to not even have a layover there. My parents used to go to Yuma for 6 months and now go to mexico because they feel safer there. I grew up with many health issues and we would be bankrupt even with health insurance. And then my pregnancies from what i heard from other women with my condition it would have been at least $10000. I love my health care, female reproductive rights, gun safety and NO TRUMP	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@patricemalo2094	Hi Tyler. I think that when you say you've lived mainly in small towns and that most people are pleasant may stem from the fact that you're a white male. Many if not most small towns in America suffer from a lack of cultural diversity. It's easy for them to be kind and pleasant when they hardly ever get confronted by anyone outside their cultural norms. How accepting would they be if a bunch of families from other cultures would start moving into their little piece of paradise? Would they remain as pleasant and friendly? That's where the real test would be. Mind you, I'm not sure it would be so different here in Canada if you look at more remote villages.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@brendamiller5785	Open carry legal in some places.\nIt would be hard to coordinate my purse over one shoulder and my gun holder over the orher....and maybe a shopping bag.....so No.	1	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@renehansen8971	believe me.....we all see you dont talk about the gun violence	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@isabelleblanchet3694	Tyler reading Québec swear words out loud is so funny!	11	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@LisaBrownrigg	It is interesting that you don't worry about, or have conversations about, children's safety... when you have more mass shootings per year than there are days ? I feel like I would talk about that a lot if I was there!	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@goodeye6373	At one time it was pockets of crime in the US and people were advised not to go to those places and now it basically any place in the US were you could get killed for a multitude of reasons. Most gun crimes are from illegal guns from the US.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@waynereardon6826	School shootings do affect you even if you are not aware. It is called vicarious trauma and has long-term negative effects.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@carletonrutherford1799	Tying your healthcare to employment?!?! What a messed up way to do things. You all have been brainwashed to think that's normal and reasonable. It's neither normal, or reasonable.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@gnomegarten	I'd like to make it clear that most Americans I've met are wonderful people. I'm a creative professional, I can see being tempted by a high paying gig, but several of the points raised here I agree with. I've got diabetes, and insulin prices alone would bankrupt me (that might have been fixed recently, but I have no idea whether that's been fixed by legislation). You mentioned it being safer in smaller towns, but was Columbine a big city? Uva!de Texas? Sandy Hook? Some of my favorite places in the world to visit are in the USA, but staying? Sorry, but not likely.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@s66458---	Tabarnak is a swear word like F****. They use all church words for swears. Like Chalice, sacremante.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@taylor12elementvb	I think the fact that there are more guns than there are people in the USA would not entice me to live there.	1	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@taylor12elementvb	After comparing the following from country to country: Women's reproductive rights. LGBTQ acceptance. Health Care. Gun violence. Overt racism. Criminal misconduct of politicians. Cleanliness of cities. Infrastructure degradation. To name a few. I have to admit Canada is the better choice. We (Canada) are not perfect and have to still work on making our country better for all who live in Canada. I am a 72 year old male and to this day I thank my lucky stars that both sets of my grandparents immigrated to Canada and not the USA. I also know that I am very fortunate to have lived my entire life here in Canada. I have travelled to many places outside of Canada and have always been well received by the people of those countries and appreciate the good reputation we (Canadians) have around the world.	1	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@mikaelhultberg9543	I'm neither American or Canadian, I'm Swedish but I lived in LA and Santa Monica from January 2011 to May 2012 (I went to Santa Monica College) and I have to agree with all the people who say no. My reasons are definitely the health care situation. I have diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and medicine for all that and doctor's appointment fees are way to costly even with insuarance (here in Sweden we don't need insurance because our health care is payed for by taxes, and the costs of medicines and doctor's appointments are much lower). Also I'm openly gay and that is much easier to be here in Sweden than in the U.S.. Homophobia is much more common in the U.S., and much more violent.	18	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@AngBoire	The weather is definitely tempting. Other than that, Canada keeps calling me back.?	6	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@mayavp	The usa is pretty but the safety aspect and politics have always turned me off even visiting. New Zealand and The Netherlands are my that's it I'm moving to xyz statement ?	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@Don-ih5dn	Your comment about having to be strategic on where you live in the US is a turn off itself.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@dwi2921	I wouldn't mind leaving Canada to be honest. Even though I was born here.\n\nI have an interest in firearms (I hate the term gun), and recent events have proven that I probably won't be able to pursue my interest much longer. Nor am I welcome here in any way anymore. I'm persona-non-grata. I feel like an exile in my own birthplace.\n\nNot to mention all the other unsavory things about Canada.\n\nThat being said, I still wouldn't move to the US. Heck no. I'll take this golden turd over America.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@shawnkelly695	Lol moved out of comufornia and wont go back. Heard many say they left comufornia to a red state and wont go back. Just too bad they didnt learn to vote different. Leave 1 shit hole to a red state but still vote blue then that state becomes comufornia. If i left canada to the states i would never live in comufornia. Biden lovers can move to canada and trump supporters move to the states. Biden and castro run canada, trump runs the states. Lets see who has it the best in 10 yrs	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@Grubmuffin	Nope!\n\nI wouldn’t even cross the border now with all the guns. Radical religion that seems to infiltrate American Politics is frightening - abortion is illegal yet everyone has a gun solely to shoot likely kill another human - makes absolutely no sense.\n\nBottom line - it’s not safe - move to a small town in the US - most can’t because the work isn’t in small town America - sorry!	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@Renklaf1	Fairly obvious you're a truntliKan and have your head in the sand when you don't see the 'in your face' political-religious-racism all around you.\nIf you're not part of the solution...	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@thebeagles2025	I'm not leaving Canada. As Stompin Tom once said, 'If you don't think your country should come before yourself, You can better serve your country, by living somewhere else.' I'm staying so I can help fix this mess.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@MikeHart72	I live in Canada, probably a 6 hour drive to the border. I’m in my 50’s and have never in my life stepped foot on American soil. I have no desire to change this	1	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@burpolicious	Small quiet town to avoid school shootings. What is the population in Sandy Hook?	1	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@shawnkelly695	I would move but not right now with biden. I drove long haul 20 yrs to the states. Lost cdl to medical reasons. Its been 10 yrs since crossed the border. I would cross but with biden nah. Maybe florida or texas be ok. Texas always been my favorite state. Or arizina a close second.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@PyeGuySailing	If I had to move somewhere I'd go to Ireland, UK, Denmark, Italy, Costa Rica, some Caribbean Island but never the USA. If you fixed your health care, excessive gun violence and lower your crime rate through better social service system (instead of locking everyone up), Stopped using culture war nonsense to pit your population against each other then I would move there.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@burpolicious	Conceivable reason = love. Well, for some. I would pass on the love interest rather than move to USA, but some would move for a partner.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@willie7844	I'm Canadian and no. I have friends in the states and it was shocking at times ?	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@superbike155	We as Canadians are not concerned there will be a mass shooting here, just the idea that it is not uncommon, you made a comment that where you live it’s not a concern but it is sadly more likely than anywhere in Canada. I have thought about moving to the US but the benefits are to little, the political divide is to large (based on media). I visit regularly and have seen a concerning trend where the country is getting more divisive.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@Roxy-Roxy-z5m	Love you Tyler, you feel like a friend but it’s the guns and the religion for me.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@lisamercier391	Never!!!!!	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@laurarodgers7450	I’m atheist, a woman, and have a chronic illness so the USA is not for me.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@alexandrevenner3549	Each countries have their pros and cons. Yes guns and religions are a big turn off but in Canada we're not as free as in USA. \nHere, in Canada, i can't defend myself or my home, i have to way for the police to show up (and it take enough time for the cops to find a corps) if i do and do arm or kill the offenderl, i end up in jail which leaves Canadians with 2 choices. Either get killed or get in Jail. \nIn the last years i saw Canada going to a close to be socialists system and slowly going into a communist system which scare the shit out of me. I won't allow the governement to tell me where to work, where to live, when to bath or what to think. \nThen there's theses biggots who wonder why their church is not open 24/7 and believe earth is flat who claim everything that's not related to them is evil. Theses are the most stupid and dangerous people in the world because they're armed and fanatics. Sometimes you can almost think they'll start a new crusade 400 years after the grand inquisition. In Canada we kicked out theses priest and their BS out of our homes and pollitics for 60years now and that's one of the main reason why Canada is better. \nThen there's that millitary expense problem. We don't spend 2/3 of our incomes into a war machine then say there's no money. We don't bail our youth to FORCE them to do their millitary services. \nI wish i could have a gun to defend myself and it's a shame i can't do neither of thoses.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@metaphoricallyspeaking45	No. We used to go a lot in the 90’s for everyday excursions. But now? Never. You all are like the frog in hot water and you guys are boiling over soon.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@via_mate	https://youtube.com/shorts/AZVxReyH4tU?feature=share	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@geoffdennis8382	Nice place to visit, but to live there permanently ? Hells No!	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@DMeeb	My son and his family are going back to Disney in Florida this summer, I don’t even want them to do that with the political environment right now, as well as all the mass shootings	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@JaniceRafael	or knowing that so many people have guns = very scary	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@karlweir3198	And you were saying about the school shootings I think you guys are so use to guns and school shootings you don’t react like we do in Canada where hardly any weapons are legal so therefore not as much school shootings. Kids shouldn’t be afraid to go to school	1	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@terrywilliams9489	You are indeed living in your “American” white “bubble”. As a black mother, I would certainly not want to live in the US. Black men and boys are an endangered species sadly to say.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@karlweir3198	I am a Canadian and I love the cheaper gas and groceries but I’d never live there. I’ve been in and out of hospitals had about 10 surgeries so far at 46 and I’m transgender I could never survive there. When I use to live in Windsor Ontario and lived across from Detroit I use to go over to buy groceries and gas but that enough for me. No offence to anyone it just wouldn’t work for me. I’m proud to be a Canadian and I live in Nova Scotia Canada and health care sucks in the sense waiting for things like surgeries and MRI takes a long time I know someone who waited 2 years for one but it is free and I would probably be dead if I had to pay for healthcare so I’ll stay here.	2	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@legojenn	I love visiting the US even possibly for an extended period of time, but living there is not something that I am comfortable with. While our politics are crap, it's kindergarten compared to the US with a topping of crazy religion to make it more unpalatable.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@marionohara5606	We have bat shit crazy people here to but the US has a lot more it seems. And ur political people....... OMG, can u guys do something so they grab a brain? Ur country belongs to the people, not the politicians....... it's shocking to watch them fight like they do.\nAnd, not only that, ur bad actors r influencing our bad actors. \nAnd stop sending guns over hear........we r a peaceful country and most guns come from the USA. ?\nI could go on but....... No, absolutely not, I would never move there. I feel safe here and there is be terrified.\nPS, love ur show......this was a gutsy video to make. ??	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@ljw3491	It is to scary with all the mass shootings and insanity of the political goings on in the government with so much corruption. Nobody cares about hollywood, disney and all the woke crap you have in sports. I have travelled there often and found the everyday american people very friendly but won't be visiting anymore as I just don't feel safe.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@cindygriggs7483	My American husband and I choose Canada when we first got married due to health care and educational reasons. My husband has been in Canada for almost 13 years and says he would never move back to the US. I joke about moving to California or Hawaii (somewhere warm) any time it gets to -30 Celsius or colder and he says over his dead body will he ever go back.	18	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@terrywilliams9489	No. Sorry.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@sly_foucault	https://youtu.be/nX_Sid-3r0w	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@xavierlumley7997	Just found your channel and love it as a Canadian. I feel a little bit proud, but do not ask my son. He is never coming back and is living in Vietnam. And the only countries he would be in are Vietnam and Australia and US. Canada? He says he will never come back to, because it is very entrenched colonial nonegalitarian less than transparent country with no, or next to no opportunity to progress in career or ownership. Canadian american dream? forget about it.	0	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@fantasticmio	I wanted to move to the US when I was young and stupid. I got over it.	1	O0gJtVar7_E
2 years, 11 months ago	@doylejodi7502	No, thank you. 2 words: Crime & Healthcare \nOtherwise, the US has amazing places and things to do! Way warmer areas to live which would be my number 1 reason to want to move there.	0	O0gJtVar7_E

2 years, 11 months ago

@samt923

Absolutely not. We won't even visit the US anymore. We live in Canada and Mexico and try our best to not even have a layover there. My parents used to go to Yuma for 6 months and now go to mexico because they feel safer there. I grew up with many health issues and we would be bankrupt even with health insurance. And then my pregnancies from what i heard from other women with my condition it would have been at least $10000. I love my health care, female reproductive rights, gun safety and NO TRUMP

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2 years, 11 months ago

@patricemalo2094

Hi Tyler. I think that when you say you've lived mainly in small towns and that most people are pleasant may stem from the fact that you're a white male. Many if not most small towns in America suffer from a lack of cultural diversity. It's easy for them to be kind and pleasant when they hardly ever get confronted by anyone outside their cultural norms. How accepting would they be if a bunch of families from other cultures would start moving into their little piece of paradise? Would they remain as pleasant and friendly? That's where the real test would be. Mind you, I'm not sure it would be so different here in Canada if you look at more remote villages.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@brendamiller5785

Open carry legal in some places.\nIt would be hard to coordinate my purse over one shoulder and my gun holder over the orher....and maybe a shopping bag.....so No.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@renehansen8971

believe me.....we all see you dont talk about the gun violence

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2 years, 11 months ago

@isabelleblanchet3694

Tyler reading Québec swear words out loud is so funny!

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2 years, 11 months ago

@LisaBrownrigg

It is interesting that you don't worry about, or have conversations about, children's safety... when you have more mass shootings per year than there are days ? I feel like I would talk about that a lot if I was there!

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2 years, 11 months ago

@goodeye6373

At one time it was pockets of crime in the US and people were advised not to go to those places and now it basically any place in the US were you could get killed for a multitude of reasons. Most gun crimes are from illegal guns from the US.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@waynereardon6826

School shootings do affect you even if you are not aware. It is called vicarious trauma and has long-term negative effects.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@carletonrutherford1799

Tying your healthcare to employment?!?! What a messed up way to do things. You all have been brainwashed to think that's normal and reasonable. It's neither normal, or reasonable.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@gnomegarten

I'd like to make it clear that most Americans I've met are wonderful people. I'm a creative professional, I can see being tempted by a high paying gig, but several of the points raised here I agree with. I've got diabetes, and insulin prices alone would bankrupt me (that might have been fixed recently, but I have no idea whether that's been fixed by legislation). You mentioned it being safer in smaller towns, but was Columbine a big city? Uva!de Texas? Sandy Hook? Some of my favorite places in the world to visit are in the USA, but staying? Sorry, but not likely.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@s66458---

Tabarnak is a swear word like F****. They use all church words for swears. Like Chalice, sacremante.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@taylor12elementvb

I think the fact that there are more guns than there are people in the USA would not entice me to live there.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@taylor12elementvb

After comparing the following from country to country: Women's reproductive rights. LGBTQ acceptance. Health Care. Gun violence. Overt racism. Criminal misconduct of politicians. Cleanliness of cities. Infrastructure degradation. To name a few. I have to admit Canada is the better choice. We (Canada) are not perfect and have to still work on making our country better for all who live in Canada. I am a 72 year old male and to this day I thank my lucky stars that both sets of my grandparents immigrated to Canada and not the USA. I also know that I am very fortunate to have lived my entire life here in Canada. I have travelled to many places outside of Canada and have always been well received by the people of those countries and appreciate the good reputation we (Canadians) have around the world.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@mikaelhultberg9543

I'm neither American or Canadian, I'm Swedish but I lived in LA and Santa Monica from January 2011 to May 2012 (I went to Santa Monica College) and I have to agree with all the people who say no. My reasons are definitely the health care situation. I have diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and medicine for all that and doctor's appointment fees are way to costly even with insuarance (here in Sweden we don't need insurance because our health care is payed for by taxes, and the costs of medicines and doctor's appointments are much lower). Also I'm openly gay and that is much easier to be here in Sweden than in the U.S.. Homophobia is much more common in the U.S., and much more violent.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@AngBoire

The weather is definitely tempting. Other than that, Canada keeps calling me back.?

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2 years, 11 months ago

@mayavp

The usa is pretty but the safety aspect and politics have always turned me off even visiting. New Zealand and The Netherlands are my that's it I'm moving to xyz statement ?

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2 years, 11 months ago

@Don-ih5dn

Your comment about having to be strategic on where you live in the US is a turn off itself.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@dwi2921

I wouldn't mind leaving Canada to be honest. Even though I was born here.\n\nI have an interest in firearms (I hate the term gun), and recent events have proven that I probably won't be able to pursue my interest much longer. Nor am I welcome here in any way anymore. I'm persona-non-grata. I feel like an exile in my own birthplace.\n\nNot to mention all the other unsavory things about Canada.\n\nThat being said, I still wouldn't move to the US. Heck no. I'll take this golden turd over America.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@shawnkelly695

Lol moved out of comufornia and wont go back. Heard many say they left comufornia to a red state and wont go back. Just too bad they didnt learn to vote different. Leave 1 shit hole to a red state but still vote blue then that state becomes comufornia. If i left canada to the states i would never live in comufornia. Biden lovers can move to canada and trump supporters move to the states. Biden and castro run canada, trump runs the states. Lets see who has it the best in 10 yrs

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2 years, 11 months ago

@Grubmuffin

Nope!\n\nI wouldn’t even cross the border now with all the guns. Radical religion that seems to infiltrate American Politics is frightening - abortion is illegal yet everyone has a gun solely to shoot likely kill another human - makes absolutely no sense.\n\nBottom line - it’s not safe - move to a small town in the US - most can’t because the work isn’t in small town America - sorry!

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2 years, 11 months ago

@Renklaf1

Fairly obvious you're a truntliKan and have your head in the sand when you don't see the 'in your face' political-religious-racism all around you.\nIf you're not part of the solution...

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2 years, 11 months ago

@thebeagles2025

I'm not leaving Canada. As Stompin Tom once said, 'If you don't think your country should come before yourself, You can better serve your country, by living somewhere else.' I'm staying so I can help fix this mess.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@MikeHart72

I live in Canada, probably a 6 hour drive to the border. I’m in my 50’s and have never in my life stepped foot on American soil. I have no desire to change this

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2 years, 11 months ago

@burpolicious

Small quiet town to avoid school shootings. What is the population in Sandy Hook?

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2 years, 11 months ago

@shawnkelly695

I would move but not right now with biden. I drove long haul 20 yrs to the states. Lost cdl to medical reasons. Its been 10 yrs since crossed the border. I would cross but with biden nah. Maybe florida or texas be ok. Texas always been my favorite state. Or arizina a close second.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@PyeGuySailing

If I had to move somewhere I'd go to Ireland, UK, Denmark, Italy, Costa Rica, some Caribbean Island but never the USA. If you fixed your health care, excessive gun violence and lower your crime rate through better social service system (instead of locking everyone up), Stopped using culture war nonsense to pit your population against each other then I would move there.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@burpolicious

Conceivable reason = love. Well, for some. I would pass on the love interest rather than move to USA, but some would move for a partner.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@willie7844

I'm Canadian and no. I have friends in the states and it was shocking at times ?

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2 years, 11 months ago

@superbike155

We as Canadians are not concerned there will be a mass shooting here, just the idea that it is not uncommon, you made a comment that where you live it’s not a concern but it is sadly more likely than anywhere in Canada. I have thought about moving to the US but the benefits are to little, the political divide is to large (based on media). I visit regularly and have seen a concerning trend where the country is getting more divisive.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@Roxy-Roxy-z5m

Love you Tyler, you feel like a friend but it’s the guns and the religion for me.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@lisamercier391

Never!!!!!

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2 years, 11 months ago

@laurarodgers7450

I’m atheist, a woman, and have a chronic illness so the USA is not for me.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@alexandrevenner3549

Each countries have their pros and cons. Yes guns and religions are a big turn off but in Canada we're not as free as in USA. \nHere, in Canada, i can't defend myself or my home, i have to way for the police to show up (and it take enough time for the cops to find a corps) if i do and do arm or kill the offenderl, i end up in jail which leaves Canadians with 2 choices. Either get killed or get in Jail. \nIn the last years i saw Canada going to a close to be socialists system and slowly going into a communist system which scare the shit out of me. I won't allow the governement to tell me where to work, where to live, when to bath or what to think. \nThen there's theses biggots who wonder why their church is not open 24/7 and believe earth is flat who claim everything that's not related to them is evil. Theses are the most stupid and dangerous people in the world because they're armed and fanatics. Sometimes you can almost think they'll start a new crusade 400 years after the grand inquisition. In Canada we kicked out theses priest and their BS out of our homes and pollitics for 60years now and that's one of the main reason why Canada is better. \nThen there's that millitary expense problem. We don't spend 2/3 of our incomes into a war machine then say there's no money. We don't bail our youth to FORCE them to do their millitary services. \nI wish i could have a gun to defend myself and it's a shame i can't do neither of thoses.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@metaphoricallyspeaking45

No. We used to go a lot in the 90’s for everyday excursions. But now? Never. You all are like the frog in hot water and you guys are boiling over soon.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@via_mate

https://youtube.com/shorts/AZVxReyH4tU?feature=share

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2 years, 11 months ago

@geoffdennis8382

Nice place to visit, but to live there permanently ? Hells No!

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2 years, 11 months ago

@DMeeb

My son and his family are going back to Disney in Florida this summer, I don’t even want them to do that with the political environment right now, as well as all the mass shootings

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2 years, 11 months ago

@JaniceRafael

or knowing that so many people have guns = very scary

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2 years, 11 months ago

@karlweir3198

And you were saying about the school shootings I think you guys are so use to guns and school shootings you don’t react like we do in Canada where hardly any weapons are legal so therefore not as much school shootings. Kids shouldn’t be afraid to go to school

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2 years, 11 months ago

@terrywilliams9489

You are indeed living in your “American” white “bubble”. As a black mother, I would certainly not want to live in the US. Black men and boys are an endangered species sadly to say.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@karlweir3198

I am a Canadian and I love the cheaper gas and groceries but I’d never live there. I’ve been in and out of hospitals had about 10 surgeries so far at 46 and I’m transgender I could never survive there. When I use to live in Windsor Ontario and lived across from Detroit I use to go over to buy groceries and gas but that enough for me. No offence to anyone it just wouldn’t work for me. I’m proud to be a Canadian and I live in Nova Scotia Canada and health care sucks in the sense waiting for things like surgeries and MRI takes a long time I know someone who waited 2 years for one but it is free and I would probably be dead if I had to pay for healthcare so I’ll stay here.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@legojenn

I love visiting the US even possibly for an extended period of time, but living there is not something that I am comfortable with. While our politics are crap, it's kindergarten compared to the US with a topping of crazy religion to make it more unpalatable.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@marionohara5606

We have bat shit crazy people here to but the US has a lot more it seems. And ur political people....... OMG, can u guys do something so they grab a brain? Ur country belongs to the people, not the politicians....... it's shocking to watch them fight like they do.\nAnd, not only that, ur bad actors r influencing our bad actors. \nAnd stop sending guns over hear........we r a peaceful country and most guns come from the USA. ?\nI could go on but....... No, absolutely not, I would never move there. I feel safe here and there is be terrified.\nPS, love ur show......this was a gutsy video to make. ??

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2 years, 11 months ago

@ljw3491

It is to scary with all the mass shootings and insanity of the political goings on in the government with so much corruption. Nobody cares about hollywood, disney and all the woke crap you have in sports. I have travelled there often and found the everyday american people very friendly but won't be visiting anymore as I just don't feel safe.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@cindygriggs7483

My American husband and I choose Canada when we first got married due to health care and educational reasons. My husband has been in Canada for almost 13 years and says he would never move back to the US. I joke about moving to California or Hawaii (somewhere warm) any time it gets to -30 Celsius or colder and he says over his dead body will he ever go back.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@terrywilliams9489

No. Sorry.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@sly_foucault

https://youtu.be/nX_Sid-3r0w

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2 years, 11 months ago

@xavierlumley7997

Just found your channel and love it as a Canadian. I feel a little bit proud, but do not ask my son. He is never coming back and is living in Vietnam. And the only countries he would be in are Vietnam and Australia and US. Canada? He says he will never come back to, because it is very entrenched colonial nonegalitarian less than transparent country with no, or next to no opportunity to progress in career or ownership. Canadian american dream? forget about it.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@fantasticmio

I wanted to move to the US when I was young and stupid. I got over it.

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2 years, 11 months ago

@doylejodi7502

No, thank you. 2 words: Crime & Healthcare \nOtherwise, the US has amazing places and things to do! Way warmer areas to live which would be my number 1 reason to want to move there.

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