Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about a message to Canadians and Trump supporters.

So recently, I put out a video talking about Canadian pollution from wildfires crossing the border.

The point of the video was that global climate issues

don't care about your borders. It wasn't blame Canada. However, some Canadians were bothered by

the title and many jumped to conclusions about the conclusion of the conversation. Some got mad

and then even more mad when the fact

that they jumped to conclusions was pointed out. Then, in what might be the most Canadian thing

ever, I actually received a few apologies from Canadians who got mad, and then thought about it

a little bit. Getting apologies from flames on the

internet is something that rarely ever happens. If you are mad, here's the thing. That's okay.

A lot of this channel's content is designed to get into echo chambers and information silos to provoke conversations,

and hopefully a little thought from Americans who have bought into a politician's talking points.

A lot of the complaints and comments about Americans that came from Canadians about that video

weren't exactly wrong stereotypically.

They just didn't apply here.

If you think dealing with some Americans' reluctance to engage in any conversation that

doesn't fit their particular preconceived political belief is hard from across the border,

imagine it being the deciding factor

when it comes to the future of your country. For crying out loud, there's a question in

this country about whether or not adding additional cost to a product via tariffs raises

prices for the consumer. We actually have to talk about this.

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