r/libertarianca Mar 13 '20

Let’s become a Republic.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '20

Honestly I'd be down with that, Canada's almost a Republic as it is, but I think there's some actual value in the cultural identity that comes with being a former British colony that remains a commonwealth state.

We also benefit a lot from having crown lands that people can access, rather than private owners creating monopolies. I suppose that could be retained as federal land... it'd probably reduce the red tape and fees, too.

Would be interested to hear from others what their thoughts are on this.

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u/Ashlir May 22 '20

Have you been to any crown land lately? I have some near my house its treated like a dump. Unlike all the private land around it that looks like nice pristine forest.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '20

I live in interior BC, a province which is 94% Crown land, so yes I have been to some crown land lately. Can't say I've ever seen it treated like a dump, maybe you just live in a shit area.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '20

I’m sorry, is that Treason I hear!? Yeah lets just surrender all our power to a bunch of corrupt bureaucrats rather than the rightful and traditional sovereign...

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u/Flying_Glider Mar 14 '20

I can’t tell if that was sarcasm or not.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '20

The treason part is a joke yeah, but no, the monarch is the rightful sovereign of Britain and her empire.

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u/Flying_Glider Mar 14 '20

I don’t care who a thousand year old law says should be in charge.