"Let's Surrender Canada!"

 ... says someone who won't actually leave it:

(Sidebar: Kaitie with an I - because she is different - is a PhD Candidate in Political Theory, and not at all a STEM graduate.)

As a white scholar studying territorial rights, I see my status as a settler as part of being Canadian. It is not an accusation, but a reality of living on unceded Indigenous lands. It is a recognition that the benefits Canadians enjoy are built on the denial of Indigenous Peoples’ rights to self-determination of their land according to their laws.

Settler Canadians have a responsibility to build respectful, reciprocal relationships with Indigenous nations on our shared geographic space. This relationship starts with land restitution.

 

Where will you go? The US? Europe? A Third World nation that doesn't care about your feelings?

Now that you've publicly prostrated yourself and volunteered to return the second biggest country to a nomadic people (like you could actually do that), what will you do when someone calls your bluff?