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sh.itjust.works

Americans still love Canada even if they (rightfully) hate our country right now.

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k0e3reply
lemmy.ca

From a Canadian POV, I read this like the Americans are right to hate us. I'm guessing I'm misinterpreting that lol

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sbvreply
sh.itjust.works

It's the Americas edition, so they localized it. /s

Weirdly, they spell it properly in the article text.

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It’s the Americas edition, so they localized it. /s

I think this might actually be the correct answer, strange as it is. They also use the Americanized version when they quote Buffalo as the "City of Good Neighbors".

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The Buffalo Sabres are an outlier in the National Hockey league as the only team to celebrate their northern neighbours – even when a matchup is between two US-based teams.

I didn't know that. Super cool, Buffalonians!

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Well to be fair it's Buffalo and we here in Southern Ontario already consider them Canadian anyways so we don't have issues with people from Buffalo. It's the rest of the country we don't like.

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lemmy.ca

I've never paid attention to the lyrics, but I think your anthem sounds wonderful.

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samus12345reply
sh.itjust.works

It's to the tune of "To Anacreon in Heaven," an 18th century British drinking song.

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lemmy.ca

Oh shit, I had no idea. That's awesome.

Americans: Fuck your taxes. We're leaving and keeping the land for ourselves. And gimme that fucking song, it's ours now!

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I hope this wasn't contrived by faking a mic problem. If not, kudos to the Buffalonians! In Canada, most of us despise the current leader and administration in the usa, not the good hard-working people underneath it all.

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