> The message you are responding to was about two different subjects.  I
> understand that is VERY difficult for you to follow.

I was not involved in the original thread. I was commenting the the situation on the Ukraine border is different, very different than the situation on your southern border. Nothing more nothing less. I realize this is difficult for you to follow.

> 2020 USA vs. 2022 Canada is not different.  In both cases, people were
> protesting and wanted their voices heared.  In the case of 2022 Canada, they
> were not setting fires or looting businesses, while in 2020 USA some of
> them were.

We have freedom here in Canada. You can make your voice heard without blocking a border crossing or disrupting life in a city you don't live in.

> How many were killed or injured?  None, from what I can tell, which is less
> than in the US protests.

Yes, if I remeber right the 2020 protests were about police brutality and the killing of people unjustly.

> Yet you claimed that using force and monetary punishments against your
> Canadian protesters was necessary, but using force against the 2020 US
> protesters was a no-no.

I made no such claim.

> USA vs. Ukraine, the other subject:
> Americans have been killed by persons who came illegally over our Southern
> border.  They don't use missles, rockets or tanks, but they have used
> rifles, knives and their bare hands.

Sure, but there is a huge difference between what is happening on the Ukraine border and what is happening on your southern border. They are not similar in any way.

>> How many refugees have left the USA and how many are still trying to
>> escape?

> I think you have that backwards, in this case.

I meant that as stated.

> There are invaders.  Joe, the original poster, whose questions to you you
> have ignored, said besides the military things.

Yeah, joe said besides the bombs and missiles, what's the difference!

I am not ignoring Joe, perhaps I missed his message.

> Basically, the US and Ukraine both have persons coming over our borders
> illegally.  People like you think that is OK for the USA but not OK for
> Ukraine and, although you keep dodging it, I bet it is not so OK for Canada,
> either (especially since we might join up with those horrible, threatening
> truckers who like freedom that you don't).  Meanwhile, I believe it is not ok
> in the case of Ukraine or the US.

An invasion force of 190,000 is not the same as what is happening on your souther border.

I never said that what is happening on your souther border is OK. I just said that it is different (in a large way) from what is happening on the Ukraine border.

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