Basically nothing. Probably even this

If the vendor actually cared about the fans well-being, the answer is zero

I definitely remember us immigration policy before ice. It sucked too.

This is part of the reason I don't love "abolish ice" as the policy goal. We've been empowering immigration thugs for my whole life

I agree it's less at risk of being misunderstood (compared to abolish the police or prison). I'm just worried that it's pretty easy to say "see, they really want open borders"

I'd say the median opinion of the monarchy is pretty negative in Canada too, but at least in my circles it's less than you'd think.

I tend to make jokes about the King/Queen a lot, and it is striking how much more pushback you get from Canadians than from folks in the UK and Australia. Really strange.

You're getting colder (literally and figuratively)

It actually wasn't Ontario, surprisingly.

Actually, yeah. I don't know the number, but there was a pretty significant immigration to Canada following the American revolution. I think it amounted to a huge growth in the Canadian population at the tim.

Yep. I think our system is cruel because it forces people into limbo either through refugee or undocumented status. The solution to that is a massive expansion in legal immigration. I am not so far as "open borders," although to a republican I would seem almost indistinguishable.

Woke hasn't gone far enough until we can recognize the transgenerational trauma of being on the wrong side of the American revolution

I'm curious to know what you think my opinion is.

I had an on-campus interview at a Canadian university and I made an extremely low-key joke about them having a Queen. One dude pulled me aside and gave me a long lecture about how his family had to flee the US because they were loyalists and I should be more sensitive.