Buying used audio equipment in peron in Canada

newfzx7- Good points. I am one person living in the US and I apologize to ALL Canadians for the conduct of our government. That apology extends to the citizens of Greenland. To the OP, pay attention to the laws governing taking any item’s fixed or purchased across the border without paying appropriate fees. You might end up in prison.

As a Canadian, I truely believe our response would not be so aggressive if our country was not threatened to be taken over

it must be terrifying (besides surreal and incredibly dumb) and I am very sorry and embarrassed 

WHERE do you think Canada is going to be able to turn

yeah, I get that bully logic. Canada should just become your slave because they have limited options. Declaring Canada the 51st state, the president the governor is seriously the most primitive, disgusting threat I have heard in my lifetime. My fellow Americans continue to shock me.

BTW I don’t think Denmark will

EVER agree to allow Greenland to become part of the USA and also I don’t think Canada will EVER agreed to become a state in the USA. It’s absurd and offensive.

I would ask anyone who can’t understand our reaction to all of this, to please try to think about what you would do if the leader of another country voiced this type of desire towards your country.

@newfzx7 

That's fair.

It also seems fair to point out that Canada still bends the knee to a degenerate colonialist monarchy half a world away.

I don't follow Canadian news other than what transpires on this side of the border and I am not in touch with the Canadian zeitgeist, so please take this as honest wondering rather than as an attempt to inflame controversy on an otherwise quiet Sunday morning.

It's easy to understand why most everyday Canadians would be incensed by US claims to annex their country, but how do they feel about the issue of sovereignty in general?