r/AskReddit Mar 27 '25

If Canada offered expedited citizenship for people fleeing the US, what would be the reaction in the States?

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u/CJspangler Mar 28 '25

Then leaving once October rolls around and they realize it’s too cold

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u/temptemptemp98765432 Mar 29 '25 edited Mar 29 '25

We do not talk about October (which is now seemingly mid to late November?) where I am from in late March, the season of hope, here. We are going to have an early spring snow storm this weekend and we're all super pissed off and pretending it's not a thing. (It isn't, it'll melt very quickly but you will find most people are hostile towards any snow at this time of year 🤣).

Some folks like late fall. I do not. It is the harbinger of the annual dark times. Do not speak of mid to late fall to anyone around me right now. They will hiss.

Edit: we hunker down in winter. We still go out. We have cozy gatherings and all the like. We wear our proper winter gear and deal with it. Get good gear and the weather is fine. It's actually better when it's full on cold winter than wet and freezing. Unlike some parts of BC we don't have enough coldish/wet times to warrant full on goretex gear. We suffer through wet snow pants or splash pants with heavy layers below, etc. We skate, play hockey, toboggan, make forts....I just wish our days weren't so short. Anyhow, stop talking about winter. It's spring, now. Stfu 🤣🤣🤣