Where is it better to live Canada or USA?

[Anonymous]

Which is better in terms of low stress and sincere human relations etc.

[OfMiceandMen]

Although I like visiting the states, I do prefer Canada because it just seems a little safer to me.

We have far fewer crime related deaths every year, which to me says a little something about our way of living.

We live as free as any other country claiming to be free, and although our health care system can be slow sometimes, it is nice to walk in, walk out, and not receive a monstrous invoice for a broken limb or surgery.

Sure we need to improve things, but I think that goes without saying for most countries.

[WhiteSteve]

The grass is always greener, but Canada looks like a beautiful pasture from the stateside of the fence. Even more so now that I play hockey. Not sure I can get into poutine, but maybe I can meet you guys halfway and use malt vinegar?😝

[exitseven]

it is too damn cold in the winter.

[WhiteSteve]

@exitseven Vancouver is doable, but I’d need to hit the lottery first lmao

[Agagagagaga]

Unsurprising. Your hatred of America is obvious Just get off your ass and move north. If goddamnit Haitians can cross the Caribbean in some boards and empty jugs your pasty ass can move to your Liberal Utopia. What’s stopping you? Money? Goddamn Africans are crossing the Canadian border in Winter.

But not you. Nah. You need to hit the lottery.

[WhiteSteve]

@Agagagagaga Why are you so angry all the time, man? Worrying about how others live is a one way ticket to constant agitation. Just do your thing and don’t worry about anything else. As long as the sun comes up in the morning, you have a life to work with. That’s all that matters, not preserving whatever you’re accustomed to.

Loyalty to my family stops me from leaving. My father is elderly and disabled, and wants to die in the house he lives in, so I’m seeing to it that he can. I can’t do it from anywhere but where I am.

[OfMiceandMen]

@WhiteSteve That is where we are quite different in Canada. If you are American and moved to Canada, the majority of people here would be welcoming and want to get to know ya as a neighbor. Even if you said you were Canadian and wanted to move to the US, we typically look at the US as an ally and would wish you good luck, not going to bash ya for wanted to live in the US.
It is just a personal choice, what does it matter in the end?

[Agape93]

Canada.

In the USA, your basic rights are under attack. The west coast is nice but not kind, the east coast is mind but not nice. The middle of the country is both, and may or may not mean it.

[mark000h]

Canada is leftist authoritarian. Same as Australia and most of Europe. US is moving that way too, thank God we still have a constitution and the conservative Supreme Court.

[noohair]

I would never live in a country with a parliament. There are no true rights. In Australia, they put people in covid prisons. And what Trudeau did to the covid protesters was evil.

[DryGermanGuy]

Canaduh, unless you are in the top 10% income bracket, then it doesn't matter.

[Anonymous]

Well I haven't lived in Canada but I did visit once and everyone assumed I was rich just because I was American. I don't know if that means Canadians got it really bad or if they just have a delusional view of Americans.

[CandyRat]

Canada is nice, but when they had a Chinese balloon overhead, they needed the US military to shoot it down.

[peedy]

I would say the USA is better we have the constitution and we don't have little Castro

[westsideman]

USA sucks big time, mass shooters, serial killers and mean bad girls.

[Anonymous]

neither both places suck and when choosing people say choosing lesser of the two evils but in the end you're still choosing evil

[exitseven]

I am still convinced America will be Great Again.

[gorydetails]

Canada is a failed WEF state

[stratford]

Canada

[In_Trance]

Same shit

[riverrat3]

Canada