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And they want Americans to pay for it. :2canadian
I think every country ought to build walls from now on, the island nations can build sea walls. What do you think?
In Canada, Scott Walker’s withdrawal from the American presidential race generated some serious headlines. Walker famously suggested building a wall on the 5,540-mile U.S.-Canada border. A Bloomberg Politics poll released at the end of September found that 41 percent of Americans support the idea.
The controversy has inspired a new genre of columns and letters to the editor that have appeared in newspapers across Canada in recent weeks. The theme? “Bring on that wall!”
“Yes, Canadians,” journalist Josh Freed wrote in a column for the Montreal Gazette. “We must build a wall between the U.S. and us — and the time is now.”
Imagine the flood of political refugees, he told readers, in the case of a Donald Trump victory in the U.S. presidential election, “millions of shocked American Democrats and other Trump-dodgers fleeing across our Canadian border, seeking political refugee status here in the land of the free(ze).”
A Globe and Mail editorial expressed support for construction of the Great Wall of Canada. “Walls have demonstrated their usefulness throughout history, from the Ming dynasty to Game of Thrones,” it said.
And they want Americans to pay for it. :2canadian
I think every country ought to build walls from now on, the island nations can build sea walls. What do you think?