Canada on fire.
Republican Rep. Mike Lawler on Friday invoked the anti-Canuck anthem from the movie “South Park” and blasted state Sen. Liz Krueger's proposal to incorporate New York into Canada in light of President Donald Trump's return to the White House. denounced.
A Hudson Valley lawmaker responded to Manhattan Democrats' recent public musings about New York and other progressive states seceding from the United States in the wake of President Trump's election. posted a tweet.
She said she hopes New York and other northeastern states, as well as California and some states in the Pacific Northwest, will join Canada to outnumber the Far North.
“If you add up the population, we could take over Canada, and I think we would have more people than Canada, but just for the record, I hasn't pointed that out to the Canadian ambassador yet. “Shhh, keep it quiet until we get there and then we can just take over. It will be perfect,'' she said to chuckles from publishers.
kruger He said he is in contact with Canadian countries about withdrawing if Trump becomes president.
The plot of “South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut” hinges on joyless, politically correct parents furious at a fart-filled Canadian television show that has corrupted their children.
Their anger led to the epic “Blame Canada,” in which they lyrically, and falsely, scapegoat America's northern neighbor for making their children abusive.
The TV show “South Park” also satirizes “The Great White North,” particularly in a 2015 episode, in which President Trump wanted Mexico to stop illegal immigration. A character proposes building a wall on the border between the United States and Canada.
“This is to highlight the absurdity of her comments,” he said. “And Americans don't want to be Canadians.”
