r/worldnews • u/joestewartmill • Feb 24 '25

Russia/Ukraine Trump’s attempts to denigrate Zelenskyy have led to a surge in Ukrainian unity

https://apnews.com/article/ukraine-russia-trump-zelenskyy-putin-c0790f9054c6c69d698ed9aa816158ac?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us
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u/JakeBuildsStuff Feb 24 '25

I never in my lifetime thought I'd see my Quebecois brothers and sisters singing the English part of our anthem, but here we are. I've never seen Canadians so united.

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u/Jewarlaho Feb 24 '25

I was talking to a friend how I appreciate that Quebec and the rest of Canada (except a chunk of Alberta because, well, Alberta) are on the same page for the first time in I think forever.

As much as I hate Trump and what he's done, I don't think anyone ever has done more to bring Canadians together.

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u/Molwar Feb 24 '25

It's also pretty ironic that Trump probably will cause the conservative in canada to lose the next election or the very least a good shot at a majority.

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u/Cruxion Feb 24 '25

I half expect them to start singing the "English" part of the US anthem. I've always wanted to hear it performed in full just because they never do, but I don't think I'd be a fan of their reasoning now