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Did this stupid mother fucker really refer to the Prime Minister of Canada as "governor"? Can't tell if pushing the 51st state bullshit or he's just that fucking dumb!
He thinks speaking diminutively to people automatically puts him in a position of power over them
It's an insecurity issue common with bullying
I wish people would start responding by referring to him as "washed up reality TV personality Trump", or even better, "convinced felon Trump"
It's great because unlike "Governor Trudeau", it's actually true
It's more infuriating watching how the media treated him in the 80s
They've been goading him to run for president since before he was even old enough to run
He has been for a while now, which is actually a violation of the US' nato obligations. But who care anymore, the US is no longer an ally.
Edit: it also violates a ton of border treaties, and half a doze international agreements the US has benefited from for a long time. But just with NATO:
Key points of the treaty
- The parties agree to settle disputes peacefully
- The parties agree to refrain from using force in a way that goes against the United Nations' goals
- The parties agree to consider an attack on one of them as an attack on all of them
- The parties agree to consult about threats and defense matters
- The parties agree to safeguard the freedom, common heritage, and civilization of their peoples
- The parties agree to promote stability and well-being in the North Atlantic area
Threatening Canada violates all of these and then some.
It's the new "we'll build a wall, and mexico will pay for it" - a clause so dumb that people will complain about that, unknowingly tugging "normalcy" a step in that direction.
Trudeau should call him Mayor, or even better, "Convicted Rapist and Felon".
He's more subtle. He's been calling him just "Donald".
Thanks, I missed that.
Both, he honestly believes that he will take Canada and Trudeau will be demoted to a governor somehow.
Canada at least has a "Governor-General" who is appointed by the British monarch.
Edit: like several other commonwealth states, Canada is a completely separate country from the United Kingdom. It just happens, by law, that King Charles III is the king of all of them.
When talking about what Charles III is doing in relation to Canada in his position a king, we're supposed to refer to him as the monarch of Canada, we just don't tend to do it because he doesn't live here full time.
Rule by the man with the thickest fingers is no basis for a system of governance!
That’s not what “completely separate” means…
Look, when the King of Canada, or his Governor General, perform official acts for Canada, they use the Great Seal of Canada, not the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It's totally different, I promise.
Carpet bomb them with inaccuracies and they'll spend too much time correcting you to keep up.
I'm sure that's been intentional.
And Trudeau called him "a special American, [...] Donald" :D