What IF Canada and Greenland becomes a part of USA?

[THE LORD]

Keyword: IF.

What would be the future of the US? Better or worse? I think US would be the indomitable global superpower for the next 100 years.

The bigger question is how russia and china would react.

[Ulfrinn]

Depends, if the US actually has leadership to use and develop the resources, it would mean a lot of money, low cost energy, and a lot cheaper manufacturing done locally. But if the Canadian side results in us getting someone like Trudeau, it'll be bad for everyone. But, it would mean Canada and Greenland would have to change a lot of laws to fall in line with the US constitution and federal laws. So Canadians couldn't get charged for not using the pronouns another person demands they use.

[Dom]

Half of the population in the US (I call these the sensible ones) are against it, so likely it would cause separatist movements in the US. It could potentially lead to a civil war because a lot of people don't want Trump's Empire to exist nor be part of it. Trump has already talked about third term, also people close to him (the Trump elite). Dictators will not give up power easily.

[Independent]

If that happened i can imagine a new civil war.
Also don't see anyone who want to live under american laws and rules.
Imagine paying the amount to even get a surgery.

[76561197985494206]

The next 100 years? We will be lucky if a nuke doesn’t go off in a year.

[vkobe]

THE LORD původně napsal:

Keyword: IF.

What would be the future of the US? Better or worse? I think US would be the indomitable global superpower for the next 100 years.

The bigger question is how russia and china would react.

republican going to cry

[vkobe]

furfagautist původně napsal:

The next 100 years? We will be lucky if a nuke doesn’t go off in a year.

well china invade alaska, trump annex canada and china trow nuke to usa

[steven1mac]

Really the main issue would be healthcare. Canada wants it to be at least as good as they currently have, I guess it could be ran a the state level, but it would be ripe for abuse if others use it that are not from that state, or even the country.

I would expect a large housing demand in the southerner US, as people migrate there from colder areas.

Quebec might be upset it can't force other states to learn French, but as long as they can maintain the dual language system, not much would really change inside of Quebec itself.

Realistically Canada would probably have to merge a few of the provenience together to meet the threshold of a state.

As for the rest of the world, as long as it is a peaceful union, not much would change, except perhaps more pressure for the EU to be a country instead of an economic union.

Mexico might worry something similar would happen, since more than a few of it's citizens wouldn't mind becoming part of the US already. The main issue there is language, so it would be less likely to join.

[THE LORD]

vkobe původně napsal:

furfagautist původně napsal:

The next 100 years? We will be lucky if a nuke doesn’t go off in a year.

well china invade alaska, trump annex canada and china trow nuke to usa

China can't even invade taiwan or vietnam or philippines. Get this out of your head. Attempting to make the CCP look strong here will only get you shut down real quick.

[Ulfrinn]

THE LORD původně napsal:

vkobe původně napsal:

well china invade alaska, trump annex canada and china trow nuke to usa

China can't even invade taiwan or vietnam or philippines. Get this out of your head. Attempting to make the CCP look strong here will only get you shut down real quick.

I don't know what world these people live in where they think any country in the world has the size and strength that the US has. Heck the US could park a fleet between China and Taiwan (as probably already exists) and China couldn't touch it.

[vkobe]

steven1mac původně napsal:

Really the main issue would be healthcare. Canada wants it to be at least as good as they currently have, I guess it could be ran a the state level, but it would be ripe for abuse if others use it that are not from that state, or even the country.

I would expect a large housing demand in the southerner US, as people migrate there from colder areas.

Quebec might be upset it can't force other states to learn French, but as long as they can maintain the dual language system, not much would really change inside of Quebec itself.

Realistically Canada would probably have to merge a few of the provenience together to meet the threshold of a state.

As for the rest of the world, as long as it is a peaceful union, not much would change, except perhaps more pressure for the EU to be a country instead of an economic union.

Mexico might worry something similar would happen, since more than a few of it's citizens wouldn't mind becoming part of the US already. The main issue there is language, so it would be less likely to join.

quebec never force other province to learn french, it only concern prime minister and ottawa

but yeah i can see quebec leave the union and form its own country

[vkobe]

THE LORD původně napsal:

vkobe původně napsal:

well china invade alaska, trump annex canada and china trow nuke to usa

China can't even invade taiwan or vietnam or philippines. Get this out of your head. Attempting to make the CCP look strong here will only get you shut down real quick.

fallout say yes they can

[Doctor Opta]

I would continue to not care

[vkobe]

Ulfrinn původně napsal:

THE LORD původně napsal:

China can't even invade taiwan or vietnam or philippines. Get this out of your head. Attempting to make the CCP look strong here will only get you shut down real quick.

I don't know what world these people live in where they think any country in the world has the size and strength that the US has. Heck the US could park a fleet between China and Taiwan (as probably already exists) and China couldn't touch it.

seem you too you live in your dream world

lol if you think us navy going to be stupid to park their navy between china and taiwan and been exposed to artillery, torpedo, missile, bomber, navy drone

[Ulfrinn]

vkobe původně napsal:

Ulfrinn původně napsal:

I don't know what world these people live in where they think any country in the world has the size and strength that the US has. Heck the US could park a fleet between China and Taiwan (as probably already exists) and China couldn't touch it.

seem you too you live in your dream world

lol if you think us navy going to be stupid to park their navy between china and taiwan and been exposed to artillery, torpedo, missile, bomber, navy drone

You do realize the Taiwan straight is about 110 miles wide right? That puts it out of range for all artillery, torpedos, most missiles. And bombers? Drones? Easily shot down with current tech. And puts the US well within range to hit back with cruise missiles that they don't have the technology to intercept. China doesn't have the kind of navy or air force necessary to win that fight. The US Navy is not only the largest navy in the world by a huge margin, it's also the second largest air force in the world on it's own, with the USAF being the first largest.

Once you take a land route away from China, there's not a lot they can do.

[lailaamell]

steven1mac původně napsal:

Really the main issue would be healthcare. Canada wants it to be at least as good as they currently have, I guess it could be ran a the state level, but it would be ripe for abuse if others use it that are not from that state, or even the country.

I would expect a large housing demand in the southerner US, as people migrate there from colder areas.

Quebec might be upset it can't force other states to learn French, but as long as they can maintain the dual language system, not much would really change inside of Quebec itself.

Realistically Canada would probably have to merge a few of the provenience together to meet the threshold of a state.

As for the rest of the world, as long as it is a peaceful union, not much would change, except perhaps more pressure for the EU to be a country instead of an economic union.

Mexico might worry something similar would happen, since more than a few of it's citizens wouldn't mind becoming part of the US already. The main issue there is language, so it would be less likely to join.

insurance companies will replace that healthcare