atlasvanlines.com/migration-patterns/
Now, the US has a mix… people moving and going state by state, you expect this. The top number is people leaving, bottom number going.
Look at Canada… it shows everyone more or less… just moving away. Where the fuck are they going?
Those red zones look perhaps affected by Mexican migration, and Canadians make up quite a large chunk of Anglo-Americans. Everyone’s moving to America basically. what is odd about it? sry for the elephant if there is one.
How can Canadians (presumably legally) move to America so easily if Mexicans can’t? I don’t want a Canadian here illegally anymore than a Mexican, and I see no special reason why we should accept Canadians over Mexicans… Mexico isn’t as bad as it once was, they produce a lot of middle class, educated people now, and Mexicans on the whole have a good idea what American culture is like. I don’t see how Canadians can move with ease and without controversy in, while Mexicans have to struggle so hard to do it the right way.
I think as border states, they should have the easiest immigration allowance in getting in of any country, but really should be equal as far as access go. They are similarly well educated, both have areas of cultural affinity in the US they can fit in with ease. Plus, Mexico isn’t dying off… immigration makes sense. Canadians need to stay to prop up their population. If you can’t stand Canada, then you need to stay and change Canada, not just flee south to freedom when the going gets tough.
Canadians are pacifist liberals, and Mexicans have Mayan cannibal blood.
I’d say Canadians are the bigger threat, using voting booths they will try to take away our God-given American rights, whereas mexicans will just shoot at each other while eating burritos. I say let in neither.
Canadians are just chilled out frenchmen and the historical events which brought this chilling out are obvious. The frontier of Canada was of secondary interest during the industrial revolution of the north American continent. The French got it while the Americas were colonized rather quickly by the british. You couldn’t do much in Canada because of its climate… not nearly as much as you could with the American climate. And there was no reason to wonder what was farther north than the dakotas or send supply ships any more north on the Atlantic than maine. Basically there was no necessity to colonize Canadian territory at such a large scale. Colonists were already settled on the eastern coast of the US and had ports all over it.
Since there was far less activity in canada, the French were more able to do what they do inherently better than any other nation. Chill. They aren’t backwards, turd, they’re just not moved to be revolutionary in anything other than progressive rock, and that was with Rush.
Quebec industrialized at the same time as the Colonies, and I’m very Pro Quebec. Just because I don’t like the French or Canadians doesn’t translate to hating Quebec, it’s a double negative, and that makes them a positive. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
a Mexican and Canadian walk into an immigration office…