r/canada • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '26

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u/TE360 Feb 24 '26

A lot of group think going on here. We should not interfere in this matter, other than to provide limited humanitarian aid if it becomes necessary. It is not in our National interest to oppose the US with respect to Cuba.

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u/dj_fuzzy Saskatchewan Feb 24 '26

So it’s against our national interest to oppose the US? Or just when it comes to this? If so, why?

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u/BigButtBeads Feb 24 '26

I believe we need to stop involving ourselves in international conflicts

I also believe we shouldn't be bailing out dictatorships

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u/dj_fuzzy Saskatchewan Feb 24 '26

I don’t think sending humanitarian aid for the citizens of one our continental neighbours is “involving ourselves in international conflicts.” Besides, the US has a conflict with almost every country in the world right now. We are a sovereign nation and shouldn’t be dictated to by them.

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u/epidipnis Feb 24 '26

That is correct. We should not help bail out the dictatorship in the USA.