deleted by creator
Honestly, fuck Republicans man.
I’ve been seeing more “Canada is our 51st State” shit pop up and a few of my friends that go to the States for business have been openly saying it to their face.
The fact that their attitudes towards Ukraine has shifted so much just shows how fucking useless they are as independent thinkers.
Fuck you Republicans.
The world won’t forget.
Graph seriously needs a labeled y-axis. Content paywalled.
The label is above. The graphs communicate clearly.
deleted by creator
“US Voters, % Agreeing” applies to both charts. It’s a single diagram.
This is all bog standard shit. We don’t actually follow the ‘rules’ set forth in Grade 7 math class. You know that, right? Things that are obvious with just the slightest bit of reading for understanding are usually not repeated.
deleted by creator
They’re getting heated yeah, but I don’t see the issue with the graphs.
The x-axis is the year (not labelled, but reasonably inferred)
The Y-axis is percent of Americans agreeing (numbered on the right instead of the usual left, but explained in the header)
It years. 2025 is close to 24 because it is a partial year.
So click on the archive link?
The labels are there in the current version on the page. The lines are at intervals pf 10% starting at 0.
Dear, America. As a Canadian, I have never met another Canadian who thought that the USA had anyone’s interests in mind but their own. The only shocking part of this is that every level of your government was able to fail so completely at the same time.
deleted by creator
Looks like a LOWESS curve (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_regression). They always overfit, but are still useful to show trends. The main danger is that they get wonky near the limits of the data. Note that that increase at the end of the left plot for Democrats looks like it is increasing -but that increase looks to be 100% dependent on that single data point for '25. Obviously, you never want your analysis to be dependent on a single point like that.
The feeling’s mutual
Yeah, I’ve been worried about this. Doug Ford putting up ads and showing up on US TV, explaining what we’re doing to them with our counter tariffs. I wonder if this does more harm than good. Our tariffs would create inflation for some. The businesses know what’s up and where to complain. The regular Americans on the other hand tend to pin inflation on the current president. If we go in front of them and say we did this, regardless of the reason we give, I think a good number might pin it on us. After all American Exceptionalism runs rampant.
Doug Ford putting up ads and showing up on US TV, explaining what we’re doing to them with our counter tariffs.
As long as he also says why we’re pissed off and reminds them that we didn’t start this fight.
Which he has been doing so far in the interviews I have seen.
Yes but do you trust Fox to not cut the clip off or quote only up to what he said we’re doing to them? Or people to just pay enough attention other than “Canadian guy said he’s making my shit more expensive and risking my jeb”
USA citizens are fucking stupid. Source: USA citizen.
