There, there. Neither of you have a culture
JJ is a gay anti monarchist conservative. his core identity is being middle class. you literally do not need to know anything else.
gay anti monarchist conservative.
Living breathing cumtown bit
tbf this is a fairly normal combination of positions in countries with monarchies / part of the commonwealth. I know two people in my personal life who fit this archetype, they're just older David Cameron-esque socially progressive, fiscally conservative educated upper-middle class small c conservatives who believe in small government and reducing the power of the monarchy along with it.
its less common than it used to be but there's still a few of them bumping around
Another one for the pit
anti-monarchist seems redundant. Like most people don't support monarchy in 2026 right? Does he emphasize that for some reason? Like is his whole shtick that the monarchies of the world must be wiped out?
I suspect anti-monarchist conservatives in Canada don't like it when treaties signed with the indigenous by them are used to hold up the barest minimum of native rights and fantasize getting rid of the monarchy as a way to clean the slate and do more colonialism.
bet he doesnt have a problem with the british monarchy or saudis tho.
So in other words, a Burgerlander.
it's also not unusual to be gay. being a gay conservative or being a canadian anti monarchist conservative is strange though. most canadian conservatives are pro monarchy to differentiate themselves from the US. JJ's wet dream is for canada to join the US, so he's anti monarchy.
USA and Canada share exactly as much culture as Germany and Austria - they are 99% the same and pride themselves on this 1% difference.
USA-Canada, Germany-Austria, and probably other examples like Norway-Sweden, Finland-Estonia, Netherlands-Belgium A, France-Belgium B, Czechia-Slovakia, 75% of former Yugoslavia, all call themselves "separate countries" but they are much more similar to each other than say two neighbouring states/provinces in India or China are
The quaint occidentals are a tribal people who war over petty differences.
TBH, Finland and Estonia are pretty different due to wildly different history, so Estonia is more similar to neighbouring Latvia. And also Yugoslavia-Bulgaria and Russia-Ukraine-Belarus should be added.
i was thinking language + culture, but i should have put latvia-lithuania i guess
still, finland is surely much more similar to estonia than karnataka is to maharashtra or guangdong is to hunan
Latvia and Lithuania are also surprisingly different in many ways.
This is funny because so many reactionary influencers in the US are Canadian
Aye, I can name a couple, they have Jordan Peterson, Steven Crowder, Gavin McInnes, Ezra Levant
Ted Cruz is too
That awful rapper Tom Macdonald as well

Canada seems like it tried to imitate American wokeness (as it imitates American everything), but wokeness didn't really fit Canadian society as well (because it has no large permanent-underclass minority), so it mutated into something very toxic and bizarre.
What the fuck did he mean by this
He meant that he's never thought about Canada ever before this very moment

this is like when you get 2 chatbots to talk to each other
McCullough is such a twat. Literally does a fake "aboot" accent (which nobody actually has here) to gin up his "Canadianness" on his youtube channel.
Credit where credit is due though, his video on the Falung Gong cult is really good.
I love to prove what a Canadian I am by doing a Milwaukie accent
(being a tool)
Literally does a fake "aboot" accent
Meanwhile I do a fake (but very convincing) southern accent because I love playing up my cowgirl aesthetic and am a theatre kid who only interacts with people mostly outside california in voice chats online. Also just to fuck with people.
Say I'm beginning to think this Noah Smith fellow isn't the brightest. 
If anything, because Canada still has a well funded public arts program, and because there is nothing more industry loves than labor and talent they don't have to train, we have imported about as much Canadian culture in the U.S. It's just that everything is so similar between the two places, especially as you move up into the northern states, that one could easily mistake it for 'Americanization'.
a lot of people don't know this, but the Canadian National Anthem "O Canada" was written by an American in 1997.
his name was Jack "Neckbone" Utah and he played Mayor McCheese in a high school musical about Pearl Harbor.
manufacturing consent to invade KKKlanada is underway?
This is, without exaggeration, the first time that I have seen anybody claim that Canada and Imperial America ‘don’t really share a culture’.
The food is almost identical (milk containers aside). Some of the holidays are the same (Halloween) or nearly so (Thanksgiving). The sports are about the same. The films, music, shows, and other media are practically interchangeable. The biggest difference is that the people would be caught off-guard by the healthcare systems:
I ended up tearing my bicep tendon- it hurt like hell, but I figured it was just a bad strain. About four days after it happened, a friend noticed that my bicep looked weird, so I called up my doctor. He had me in the next day. When I got there and he saw it, he asked me why I hadn't gone to the emergency room when it happened. I told him, "I'm from the US, where you only go to the ER if you're dying or there's a bone sticking out."
Slop.
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ian Ameriboo, who, on shitter, once known as twitter, hates Quebec and
first, who may or may not think some superificial similtiaries of a country to another makes them practically have the same culture