What is the best Canadian response?

@Lilymoon NO Lily don't gooooooo
it's only four more years

@Lilymoon Wascally Wabbit!

@Pretzel Sounds costly. A million squirt guns filled with pee would be more effective.

@LetsDance pew pew pew!

@Pretzel p.u.

@pikminboy pffft..! I'd like to see him try!

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow


What a joke.

Prove it commie boy

@Thrust Not my problem you have no idea how your economy works. I get that failing high school is a badge of honour on the right and all.

@Roundandroundwego Everyone welcome everywhere is a lofty goal.

@LetsDance it's basic human decency and international law since 1948.

@Heartlander Canada’s healthcare system in particular and social safety net in general are superior to America’s. Any American lucky enough to move to Canada won’t miss Social Security or Medicare. The same obviously would not apply to any red states seeking to secede and reform the Old Confederacy, as was discussed when Biden became president.

@JPWhoo If they move to canada and not return, they may forfeit all their contributions to SS and MC. If they do return to the states the years they were contributing to the Canadian systems is lost, and the missing years can have a big effect on their US retirement entitlements. There is even a possible scenario, though rare, where someone may contribute to both US and Canada systems and not qualify for either.

Comparing the two systems, just on pension plans ...

Average CPP (Canada) retirement benefit = $816/month, maximum $1,364 per month
Average SS (US) retirement. benefit = $1,784/month, maximum $4,873/month

Personally,I'd prefer to get $1,784 a month rather than $816 a month, regardless of whether it's in Canadian or US dollars :)

@Richard65 nominating your response for Best Answer!