This US City Could Be Sold To Canada 

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Angle Inlet is in the same situation. Small piece of the U.S. surrounded on three sides by water and the fourth is Canada.

Canada should annex it. Turn the green lands into a park. Put in protects to make sure people's property taxes don't go up.

Washington State should run one of its ferries there until the border reopens.

Whatever the residents want, if they want to join Canada, then welcome! If not, well, then all the best in the US.

There used to be a time when that was quite common for border regions. They would change hands more than once in fact.

Born: Moscow, USSR Die: Moscow, Russian Federation

There is this joke about a hungarian city called Ungvár (uzhgorod now). -My grandmother was born in Hungary, went to school in Czechoslovakia, married in the Soviet Union and passed away in Ukraine. -She liked to travel then? -No, she never left her hometown of Ungvár!

that's true of a lot of places. You could be born in Tonj, Sudan, and die in Tonj, South Sudan, due to a new country forming there in 2011. You could be born in Moscow, Russian Empire, in Moscow, Soviet Union, due to a change in national government in 1922. There are actually a surprising number of ways that could happen once you think about it.

Usual thing in Europe. Person born in 1918. Split, Austro-Hungary, than royal Yugoslavia, later Italy, than fascist Croatia, than communist Yugoslavia, than democratic Croatia...

you know that guy knows he knows.

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Growing up by the us/canada border we used to frequently cross the open border. I haven't done that since 9/11 though

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How about shared fishing rights?

​@Mr. Cub Fan 415 why should they have a slice?

I think competition between US and Canadian fisherman would get complicated with different fishing regulations between each country.

Canada should give them dual citizenships. Easier solution. Best of both worlds. Less problems.

Forget it ! No way will it ever become part of Canada.

Glad you were able to visit! It really is a fascinating place

@Ginger '- ')! What.

Actually.... Canada had the foresight to allow Americans to travel to Alaska by car (For essential travel, and are not allowed to use hotels, restaurants, etc) so its still puzzling why Canada has not made some exceptions for Point Roberts considering its only 30 min from US mainland......

@@Makoto778 yeah really good point man. I’m not really sure why. Probably because they assume that as soon as they allow people to make the trip, then others will start making their supply trips for things that are definetly not essential like grocery and gas

I think they're referring to the fact that Canada has enforced closing the border even when America was ready to reopen it.

@@RainAngel111 yea you’re right that’s what they’re saying but covid is the reason Canada does not want to reopen. The US is on another covid level and Canada doesn’t want to deal with that

@Rumpel Felt derangement syndrome

@Rumpel Felt Please don't bring politics into this.

@Rumpel Felt He's a political figure.

@Rumpel Felt nice burn

@crazy silly but now they complain that he should of close the border fast also they complain when he is "not doing enough" and complain when he dose to "much"

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I guess you would have to regurgitate them on the border.

@@OfftheCuff_Series in Canada we laugh like this: eheheheheh :)

Blackberries? They're a weed that takes over everything. A very tasty weed, very good for canning and juicing, but a weed none the less.

@@BlackEpyon Can you smoke it?

Interesting isn’t it?

@@OfftheCuff_Series Yeah, they need to pass through Canada to get to school in mainland Washington (so I've read). I always thought they ought to just go to school in Tsawwassen or something, but I guess Americans don't want a Canadian education, which makes sense for some subjects. Plus there's the issue of taxes, although there are so few people in PR I don't think it'd be that bad for Canada to just give the services for free, as a Canadian I wouldn't complain.

@@venus_envy It's not that Americans don't want a Canadian education, it's simply a legal problem.

us gov should have made arrangements for water delivery of supplies and needed people / issue resolution

Government is never that effective for logical exceptions.

Great idea!

Having watched the video, I did wonder why they have done that, having said that I don’t know what the journey time would be ?

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Very dumb

If there were actually anyone in the witness protection, Pam would not be let in on the secret.

Yes, I was going to say something about that too. Maybe Canada shouldn't buy Point Roberts. "Loose Lips Sink Ships".

Don't tell Tony Soprano.

when driving is an option ferries are not worth the expense.

Why not build a bridge?

@@Bubbleguts1964 that would cost way to much money and the distance from the mainland is to much for it to be worth it.

Bruhden Egressive That makes sense, Thanks 👍

Whatcom County is running an emergency ferry service to Bellingham until the border reopens. There are two trips in both directions on Tuesdays and Fridays, weather permitting. Crossings take two hours.

there isn't a safer place in America. Think about it. If you're an assassin or the mob and you've been hired to murder someone in witness protection chances are you've already got a record and aren't allowed to cross the boarder, let alone doing it four times in a day. And even if you managed to somehow pull it off, all they need to do is go through the very short list of people who crossed the point roberts boarder that day to narrow down their suspects.

@@FablestoneSeries because assassins check in at border crossings that can be walked across.

@@MrBeard17 ignoring the fact that they would first need to cross into Canada. As someone who has walked across that border before its easier said than done.

@@FablestoneSeries Or boat across like the video makers did. Point being; if your there under witness protection, the secrecy of the location is whats protecting, not the border.

@@MrBeard17 That would make it even easier to track the person. No travel to or from Point Roberts, by land sea or air gets over looked. You might be successful in killing your target, but the chances of you getting away without getting caught are nearly zero, and if your job is to kill a witness you don't want to get caught and implicate your boss in the process. I used to know the border guards there pretty well. Nothing gets passed them. Its as secure as any prison.

Thats cause your really just Americans. You can play the charade all you want

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I am looking for somebody who give me some more info on what is going on in Point Roberts. ie full report of negotiations by Canadian Government . News on media are not enough. I want info on rentals , biz available. When are they going to finalize matters???

The only reason this is going on is because both sides are trying to keep there people safe. It's not because anybody dislikes anybody the people in the point are gust stuck in a bad situation. We are all effected by covid one way or another. Fingers crossed things get better soon...

@@jasondiaz8431 Well, you have North America, South America, Central America so in that sense yes. But are very different from U.S.A.

@Guitarzen Yh, they are known as Enclaves

@@AdamDavid But it's not open water, it's in a large inlet, it would be rough in storms but no rougher than the Foveaux Strait between the South Island of New Zealand & Stewart Island, which IS open water on both sides, the Southern Pacific Ocean & the Tasman Sea, with the Southern Ocean being all that lays south of Stewart Island, until you hit Antarctica. The daily ferry between Stewart Island & the Mainland serves about 1000 locals too, with all that entails, plus the holiday & tourist numbers. Foveaux Strait is recognised as even rougher than the Cook Strait, the strait between the South & North Island, which is easily among the world's roughest ferry crossings on a bad day, which occasionally from time to time even ferries big enough to carry trucks & trains cant cross. It would be very easy to have a daily ferry crossing from Point Roberts to WA, it's no different from any other island with a residential population. Or they should just be given Dual Citizenship so they can live and work in Canada while still being American & able to live in affordable homes. As a person living in a country with a wild property bubble myself, where the median has gone up nationally 16% THIS YEAR I can appreciate why they would like to keep speculative development to a minimum.

They did establish a ferry during the pandemic but it only goes something like twice a week

@@AdamDavid New Zealander here.. While it may seem to an American that we have socialist ideals, that's only in comparison to America, which is the western outlier when it comes to extreme capitalism. What Americans call normal capitalism, is extreme hyper-capitalism compared to every other western country where things like public health, sick pay, maternity leave etc are the norm. But NZ is actually one of the most Neoliberal countries in the western world. With a major housing affordability crisis, rising inequality, wages well below the rate needed for our insane living costs, & many systemic issues due to the last 35 years of Neoliberalism. We own very few assets now, infrastructure, food distribution, etc. For eg as a country, we have to compete with export markets for dairy prices despite us only being 5% of our own market. So that in a country with the 5th largest dairy production in the world, a 1kg block of cheese is $17nzd, that same block of cheese is $9.40nzd in Australia in the same supermarket chain. (Fonterra, the private/farmer co-op owned NZ dairy multinational makes a killing). Then there's housing, we haven't had significant social housing built in 40 years due to an obsession with Neoliberal market policies, with 2 thirds of all individual investment pumped into housing, & now we have a massive housing availability & affordability crisis amid an out-of-control property bubble where houses have gone up nationally by 16% THIS YEAR, on top of 100% rises in many places in less than 10 years. Auckland is passing $1M median house price, more expensive than Melbourne. & due to the Neoliberal status-quo, those absolutely insane & consolidated gains are tax-free because we still don't have a capital gains tax, a property tax, or stamp duty, as crazy as that sounds. As for privatisation, we were already very Neoliberal, then in 2007 we had an ex US-Fed banker for a Prime Minister, & all the last remaining power companies were sold, & as far as national assets go, they were among the last remaining. Other than those that had been renationalised after previous privatisation resulted in asset stripping (Kiwirail). Or Air NZ which was privatised, bailed out & bought back & built up to the reputable brand it became, then sold again, then re-nationalised again this year to save it from Covid collapse. A huge number of assets were sold in the 80s & 90s, then after 2007, & now very little is state-owned. The first ferry mentioned, between Stewart Is & South Island, is run by a council-owned holding Co. The 2 Ferry Cos between the North & South Is, despite being such critical infrastructure for inter-island twice daily freight, one is public/private, & the other is private owned. So yep, definitely not a socialist paradise. We can't even pass a capital gains tax, can you imagine how much profit has been consolidated when people have made 500% profit on homes in 20 years, and those 500% gains untaxed? With negative gearing on-top of that, & no rent control. We may have a version of universal health, but it pales in comparison to Australia's, & that of Europes. And the previous conservative govt ripped $16 Billion in funding out of the health system to pay for further tax cuts for the rich, so that we only have 160 ICU beds for the whole country.. Back to the ferry, if a council-owned ferry can operate daily to serve about 1000-2000 locals & tourist traffic, in a country as Neoliberal as ours, then Point Roberts can easily do the same..

The State Government is abandoning their responsibility to the residents of Pt. Bob. I am quite certain there are lots of suitable ferries in the WA Ferry fleet. I am surprised ferry service isn't legally mandated.

2 times on Tuesday and 2 times on Friday...weather permitting.

The documentary is like something I've seen on channels with over 100,000 subs.

Must've cost a lot of money to drive across the country and then charter a boat

While I've been to Pt. Robert's twice, I enjoyed meeting some folks through your excellent video. Thanks from San Francisco.

Cool Restorations too!

@@CoolRestorations some sly self promotion

That area and Whatcom county made millions in the eighties when Canadian pubs and some restaurants were closed on Sundays. I had a "rancho" in Whatcom in Custer, and my young friends would come down on Friday even. or Sat. a.m., do the ranch thing, chop wood, outdoors stuff. and stay over to Sunday, and drag ourselves back over the border to work Sunday p.m. or me, Monday early a.m. It was great. For both sides.

@ariel kyloan wow you Americans are so cool

@@jackdonnelly4166 love Canada and Canadians . Good to see people in masks . they respect rules. I am American

im Canadian aswell

@Tommy Thomson At least our leader doesn't think climate change is a hoax LMAO.

Thanks for sharing your perspective! Would you normally go to Point Roberts often?

why are you so sensitive

@@christophercolumbus8944 As I said earlier, the governments don't give a damn.

@@stephenkammerling9479 There are several communities that could make a good case for exceptions. Writing those exceptions into law and not having the entire country try to exploit these exceptions would be rather difficult.

@@LifesLaboratory I agree there. Sometimes, usually in exceptional cases, they should just look the other way. That's too much to ask for your typical "rules are rules" beaurocrat.

We have a video about Campobello on our channel as well 👍

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@capichow what

Should of put a Canadian flag on top with more water on the sides.

@@capichow what does trump have to do with anything?

Just like a go chess piece. Very strategic Canada!

if she really earned a couple millions from her real estate sale, minus a 600.000 $ for the condo on the mainland (she meant US mainland I think), 1,4 million dollars (around 1,1 million euros I guess) are enough to actually buy a pretty decent real estate in Tuscany. For comparison, a 70 sqm condo on tuscan seaside is around 300.000 € all included. I don't think money would be the issue there, maintenance would be worse probably.

@@LoreIlMegio I guess that depends on the definition of „villa“. Condo for 300k maybe but not a nice one. A couple of millions usually for a villa.

​@@tobiwan001 yes, I guess too, but I don't think she had a big villa in mind, or did she? Anyway, small but really nice villas could be find for that price tag if you look for them carefully, especially the renovation needing ones that could come cheap and then be renovated for a reasonable price.

@Ginger italy has a fascist past, the US has a fascist present.

@@tobiwan001 I'm pretty sure the US has a fascist past. Manifesting Destiny is not really an act of peace is it?

These busy bodies with a camera. Uhg, no weed today! 😆

Lol

Why would you need a dealer in WA? Pot is legal and you can buy it at an actual pot shop.

@@redtango76 Pot is legal, federally, in all of Canada.

@@redtango76 It's cheaper in Canada...? Prescription drugs are legal in the USA, but that doesn't stop bus loads of seniors going to Canada/Mexico, to buy them!

High key

@Daniel Chang did he really

One Spanish national lied to South Australian CV contact tracing team member and sent 1.7 million people (an entire state) into a complete lockdown for 3 days until the lie was discovered. What is so amazing about a single youtuber causing an outbreak in a town of just over 1,000 people? There is 4 times that amount in quarantine in Adelaide, SA because on one git.

@@suelynch It was a joke.

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"Practicing his oral skills for later." When I was a radio repair sergeant in the US military we had a continual problem with horribly garbled comm from certain individuals. I was able to leverage: "we can't sanitize these microphones" and the fact that all of the hardware was randomly reassigned each time. After a few off-hand suggestions that "who knew what STD's you could get off our frequently used microphones" and suddenly everyone was holding the microphones away from their mouths

well lets see the house sales guy could make 600k per house extra commission is why ... 10% of 800k is way better than t 10% of 200k and with the open nature of it all that 800k is the starter price ... it just goes up from there

No need for those things when they were always readily available by simply showing a passport.

I say sell it... use it to pay for rest of southern border wall... we would save money on all the extra resources and de incentivize trafficking and smuggling by cartels... 30 %+ young women and girls are raped ... so need to stop now. Plus elsalvador is arresting gangs in record number. So other countries could follow in south America.

@@Teodede Not really, I live in a town just as small and we have a clinic, ambulance service, a volunteer fire dept, a vet, a pharmacy, a school, 2 dentists, 1 grocery store, 1 bar, 1 pizza joint etc. There is no excuse for them not to have any of that stuff. Huge opportunity for someone ambitious

I mean I have not went to medical care in 5 years and I have not gotten sick or died I just sucked it up.

lol thats most literally most cities in rural united states lol. my uncle and aunt have to drive half hour to nearest grocery store and they dont even live that far from the capital city in mn there only a hour out

Glad you enjoyed it! Be sure to check out our video about Angle Inlet. It is dealing with a very similar situation

Just thinking the same thing when I ran across your post. Very similar.

I actually walked in here assuming that this was going to be the place they were speaking of. I was unaware of other places being like this and in a similar situation.

I think there was a news article about a border town in northwest Canada with a similar problem.

Add in Hyder in Alaska and it should be a nice trilogy. Technically you can get to Hyder without crossing the border, but the only road there goes through Canada.

I think there's a town in Maine cut in half by the border where the locals just ignore it.

Clearly, the propaganda has worked on the less informed and educated.

Wait, does anyone in America actually think we’re communists? Like not joking? How? How does that even happen?

@@bobbiusshadow6985 yeah the communists with the 2,000,000 dollar houses

@@canadiangopnik7007 It has something to do with the fact that politics in the US has shifted so far to the Right over the years that their Democrats are more like our Conservative Party.

Technically America is more communist than Canada but they didn't realised it until the went abroad to work. For example If an american wanted to teach in Korea and get a Korean income, he/she have to pay taxes to both the Korean and the US government. And you can't do anything about it, the IRS can seized your assets and stuff, If you don't pay your foreign income to them. I learned this from many Americans who renounced their citizenship once they're qualified for a foreign citizenships lol

I never understood how that was legal considering international law protects travel by citizens within the borders of ones country.

same with the taxes and they will go up because it's near the water

@@ThePonycat pretty sure canada has lower taxes than the US

@@katiebaldwin5401 You guessed hella wrong. lmao How do you think we pay for public healthcare and low priced universities and colleges? It's publicly funded, taxes in Canada are incredibly high.

The fuel price will skyrocket. With Canada's out rages fuel prices

@@katiebaldwin5401 pretty sure you have no idea what taxes are.

didnt lady cough

@@ChefNutter humor me

@@temugebagira6592 no thanks, stay 6 feet apart.

@@ChefNutter and remember wear your mask

@@ChefNutter it is real.

People have made that argument. One of the laces that people say would be a fair trade is Campobello Island in New Brunswick. It is landlocked with the Northern Coast of Maine. They have a very similar situation there, except for it being the opposite of Point Roberts.

Called California, there’s a shitload of Canadians there.

we have somethiing like it ... just the recent pandemic scare is forcing the closures although point richards is covid free vancouver is not ... so by staying out they avoid bringing it in to their region ... generally we see the border as a place to get cheap booze a place a to go bathroom get a snack perhaps and find out what roads are under construction ... more like a rest stop than anything else

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@@stevebbuk Following your logic, a lot of US or Canadian places should have a border checkpoint to the rest of the country. I don't need to google the Bataclan attacks. I am French myself and I live in Lithuania. Schengen is not the cause of the Bataclan attacks, but the laxist immigration policy of some countries (France, Belgium, Germany) for people NOT coming from the Schengen zone. Do not mix everything.

@@PolosLatinos But they're all linked. Give away your nationality and you will get illegal immigrants slipping through the borders. My country has left the EU but it's too late now: I don't want the same to happen to North America. www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/10/02/majority-of-paris-attackers-used-migration-routes-to-enter-europ/

Thanks ConnorMakesMovies! Videographers unite!

How does one get “Hyderised” 😂

This joke if people get it.

Let me guess your american

@@indian-tech-support let me guess, you're Scots Yeah, they haven't gone through the same thing lately, pretty sure colonization was a hoot though. Oh wait. You were with them, if you're Scots.

OOF and it's also cold AF all the time, as is Scotland. IT'S JUST LIKE IT but in a modern context it's probably not going to be as bloody a transition as nobody is disputing it we're trying to make things easier this time.

The amzazing hamzy 392 let me guess, someone failed geography. 😊 New Scotland = Nova Scotia in Latin. Nova Scotia is a province located on the Eastern Maritime coast of the Dominion of Canada.

Both are still first world problems in comparison to India and Bangladesh or probably a number of other places lol

@@ssssaa2 Yeah but we're not talking about Bangladesh or other places...

A federal town? Lol.

Which country are they leaning towards wanting to be part of?

@@emizerri Finland I'd imagine since it's subdivisions are more diverse

Well, you cannot give them what you do not have, and that includes a virus that 96% of infectees have no symptoms from and which has a 99.9996% recovery rate . . . and why is half the people in this video wearing a mindless sheeple face diaper?

@@elwoodblues9613 I got sick with the virus in March, Spent a month in my bed and a couple of days in hospital. I used to be able to run for 30 minutes now i only can run about 2 minutes months later. So F U.

@@srzar - it's a matter of taking the precautions that you need to take, and not insisting that everyone else must take those same precautions otherwise they're murderers. If you do insist on the highest precautions for everyone, then you would have been a valuable asset to the Third Reich in the 1930s.

@@elwoodblues9613 Anyone who thinks they are entitled to put in danger lives of other people because of their idiosyncrasies have to do some soul searching, it does not matter how improbable because you will never know who would have a harder reaction to the virus and die from it. I got sick exactly because a Coworker who didn't take the all necessary precautions.

@@srzar Drugs used to fight HIV can weaken a person's immunity to Covid.

Why? Why should Canadians pay for Americans to enjoy their little paradise?

@@charlesharper2357 if that's the attitude then why should Americans continue to subsidize Canadians overall? You do realize how your economy works, no?

@@jpablo700 How exactly is Canada subsidized by the US? Point Roberts sells gas to Canadians, who then drive on Canadian roads that they refused to pay taxes for. Why should people in Point Roberts expect to send their kids to Canadian schools, if they don't pay Canadian education taxes?

@@charlesharper2357 1) it's super simple to research how integrated the Canadian economy is with the US, the surplus it enjoys and why trade reps pay special attention to the US economy. 2) Canadian tax evaders aren't part of the discussion, and frankly not a Pt Roberts issue. 3) Solutions! How much does it cost cost to send a child to public school in Canada? Compare that to the cost in the US. Workout a WA State voucher program to shift cost to Canadian enrollment and cover any gaps with other sources of funding or local sales taxes. I'm sure there's plenty of other solution candidates that could be worked out. The point is stop being so divisive and hating on your neighbors. It's amazing what an ounce of pragmatism can do to find solutions. Especially with kids at stake.

@@jpablo700 The Point Roberts economy EXISTS due to resident's tax evasion...and depriving the BC government of taxes that should have been paid to the BC treasury. They drive to and from Washington State on Canadian roads, yet don't pay a penny in maintenance. The gas station in Point Roberts exists to sell gasoline to Canadians...without tax evading Canadians the gas station couldn't pay it's way. They take advantage of subsidized Canadian medicine at Canadian pharmacies...yet don't pay a penny in Canadian taxes. The liquor stores there sell cheap booze to Canadians...depriving the BC government of excise and liquor taxes. Again...without Canadians going there to avoid BC taxes, those liquor stores wouldn't be in business.

No

No i want USA To keep Poiny Roberts like gibraltar

There are too few votes in Point Robert for those have the political power to make that happen.

You spelled PLANdemic wrong.

How much do you really, really "love" it? Tell us!

The whole point of the plan-demic was to stifle individuality and personal choices. Socialists believe that the 99% who are "beneath" them are too "uneducated" to make their own decisions.

@@jcjko5504 actually not really It's an issue that should be specifically voted on in just the one community. The one it impacts. Let the people that live there choose.

No or little violence here and don't have to put up with Mainland China.

its all about politic..

How? It's nothing like Hong Kong lol

@@POTATOSOOPS it’s connected to one country but belongs to another

@@KlaxontheImpailr Hong Kong is connected to one country and belongs to that same country. Did you think it was still a British colony? lol

Yeah wouldn’t want to ruin there record

Bring them blankets as gifts.

lol what the heck

He has a extra special gift for them it’s just won’t arrive for a couple of days

You do understand the reason they have no COVID cases is that they are isolated and that people can’t go in or out. That makes it a little easier to have zero cases.

kinda true... Real canadians with real Canadian blood (type M) are really hard to find.

Lmao, he made it sound like a nature documentary "Ahh, yes, we've just spotted a Canadian in it's natural habitat"

@@reemaalmu9172 what 🤣🤣

@@cgurl Type Mapel Blood?

@@reemaalmu9172 you’re an idiot 😂😂

Yep! We have a video about that area as well. Check it oot 🫣

We have a video about Angle Inlet as well: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tE-9YPxCBLo.html

Lol he’s a Hipster! they don’t really follow all the way through with solutions, but i guess he had good intentions tho 7/10

CBP press officers exist specifically to prevent access to issues. But yes a minute or two of their doubletalk on camera would have made an interesting addition to this piece.

How would point roberts be the most dangerous? O.o

@@lordhelix2760 Just use your BRAINs

@@lordhelix2760 because the woman just exposed that it’s basically the witness protection capital where well known people hide from people that want to kill them

Get some perspective, dude.

@@riseupmusicgroup that was kind of stupid of her

Haha yeah, check out BananaJSSI and Jungle Joe C. He grows LOTS of palm trees on Salt Spring Island, B.C., Canada. There are actually quite a few palm trees along the southwest coast of Canada and Vancouver Island.

Not really, but whatever

@@Steve-ov5ri Yep, quite a few palms along the Pacific Coast of Canada. Cheers!

@@animalconsultant7796 Yep, the SW Coast of British Columbia is packed with palms. There are certainly other palms along the border. Vancouver Island has tons of palms as well. Thanks and take care!

@@palmplanet Not really, I live in victoria and there's hardly any, although Ive seen a couple outside peoples houses, no naturally occuring though

They were never sick

@@Matanumi You can have the virus be infections and not have symptoms for a week or so.

It's not a pandemic. If you are between the ages of 0-19 you are LITERALLY OVER 3X more likely to get stuck by lightning than to die from that bitch ass virus. You want to talk about a REAL pandemic? Go ahead and look at how widespread tuberculosis is and how little it's talked about.

@@WalrusWinking so older people are expendable now?

@@peneficial1643 Fucking hell, here's the full list 0-19 YEARS 0.00003% 20-49 YEARS 0.0002% 50-69 YEARS 0.005% 70+ YEARS 0.054% source: cdc.gov Ya get it yet? ALL VIRUSES ARE MORE DEADLY TO YOU IF YOU ARE OLDER. Fun Fact: The older you get the more likely you are to die from ANYTHING. Not just viruses. This virus is NO different than any others. The whole "But what about grandma" argument is fucking retarded, and the people who argue this point are just regurgitating what they've been told without questioning anything their overlords tell them. Old people can stay inside if they WANT but I will not have my right to assembly infringed upon I'll die for that right. I'm gonna have fun with my family on thanksgiving and the state isn't gonna tell me whether or not I can. Lock-downs are something the Nazis or Bolsheviks would implement, not the free world.

Thanks for taking the chance on us!

It's produced by Amazon isn't it?

@@quantumhelium No we just chose to stream it on Amazon. It's all made and funded by us Off the Cuf guys

I think there is something not special, but stupid... you have it.. but not yet. lets do it together and make some money I have many connections

What about small public schools ;)

Population of Point Roberts is 1,314 kid.

No, my grandma lives in a small town of only 600 people and they've had 36 cases so far.

Guess what... The virus is only a thing because they made it a thing.. Seriously.. Iru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eHDDQVZ-A98.html

Weird, my house has no cases of coronavirus either

As a Canadian I have lost respect for much of America due to the situations going on down there, but I still like some.

@@kristianhuttaldrich8506 You have to realize that the US is not one country but moreso 50 countries with their own idealized localization of “America” as an idea. Canada is way more federalized in many regards. California alone has more people than in Canada. So when you say you have lost respect for America, it means next to nothing. Which America?

Many Canadians (and maybe even some people in certain states) don't actually get that the US has such individual states.

@Ginger "along with systemic racism and continued colonization" Hello, Pot? This is the silverware. I'm calling you "black."

@@rockstopsthetraffic the concept of states within the United States is not a foreign concept at all. Why the fuck do you think the "provinces" unified in 1867? To counter balance American power and the fact your were salivating at any unpopulated land minus natives. You're country of the United States of America. On top of being plagued with Coronavirus, is also plagued with blind shutters of your perverted ideals of American exceptionism. Yes you're country in the past has accomplished great things. But the America we know today is a far cry from the specimen of 1776

Check our channel, we just went there and released a video on it

Thanks for this great perspective, @songarakram

living there is unique and different from more urban areas and that's why I think people love it.

Not to mention they’d be taxed to death and their property value would skyrocket overnight and eventually force them to leave as the land is developed.

@@rorypaul153 Why would a massive increase in your property's value force you to leave?

@@e-curb bc with an increase of value comes an increase of mortgages and property tax, which if they can’t afford with their job, it will force them to move.

Lol is it just the accent i didnt notice something odd lol

It doesn’t necessarily mean being arrested. What if there were landmines and/or snipers?

@@aycc-nbh7289 This is Canada you're talking about, not North Korea. The Canadians will tell you you've trespassed and warn you that you might lose your passport crossing rights if you get caught repeatedly doing it. The punishment is stern words.

Because Canadians tend to go back to Canada Thats Why

@@slazeblaze319 Yes. I have Canadian relatives, they often cross the border to go shopping in Minnesota and cross back to Manitoba.

That's because there's a whole different continent under Mexico which tends to go through Mexico and into the U.S. Meanwhile Canada is remote with low populations

@Rumpel Felt shit they probably do. Their was a movie called the Cannibis Kid that was based on drug running from Canada to the USA

It is monitored though. Someone my husband works with was sent out to survey some land at a wild, unmanned border area. He was getting close to the border, but didn't cross it. Next thing he knew the US patrol were there, trying to talk to him and get him to cross over so they could arrest him, even though he never left Canada.

Wow

We’re filming a piece at the Angle right now. Thanks for the rec!

I heard, don't know if it's true, when the lake freezes over, the governments treat it like land and regulate what part of the ice you travel on. Heaven forbid, if an American crossing to Angle Inlet inadvertently went onto Canadian ice! I don't think boat traffic on the lake is regulated like that in summer. If I'm being inaccurate, I'd appreciate knowing.

We should not sell pieces of America to commie in Canada

@guitarszen period. thank you. happy Canada day!

Thanks much!

Wait Sk1er why are you here

its the man with the keystrokes mod

my auto tip stopped working plz fix

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Brian you’re right my Neice boyfriend then they just cross the border to Toronto and vice versa he used to say to the border guard l have one Canadian and two or more Americans then there we go

You can thank that to American imperialism and the military industrial complex.

Ya, that didn't exist before 2001. Oh wait. your cribbing from Dwight Eisenhower more than 60 years ago and they just got around to it this century.@@alwaysright6358

@@alwaysright6358 well no, you can thank the terrorists who got into the US through Canada.

@@rorypaul153 The us dominance era has been the most prosperous, and the most politically divided, there are 2 sides on the coin of politics