#CoSoNauts
I really appreciate that my American friends here have never told me to stay in my lane when I snark about 
- thank you. Honestly, when you look at these types of comments, you truly have to know it's impossible to look away.
We won't tell you to stay in your own lane. We might, however, slip into your lane when you aren't looking. "Yes, sir, that is maple syrup in my trunk. No, it just looks like an American passport because I disguised it so I wouldn't be told to go back to where I came from. Did I mention the maple syrup in my trunk? Go curling team, Eh?"
FTR...
Provided one is informed (and I've seen no evidence to the contrary regarding yourself), you are perfectly within your rights to pontificate on US #politics
I'd say this to someone from ANY OTHER COUNTRY in the world as well, and think it only *more* appropriate for those who are denizens of a neighboring country that risks being impacted far more by the actions of our would-be King than a more remote country.
@netspionage @Anemone
Yep. So many glass houses, so many people with stones in their hands.
@misterfive @Anemone
TLDR: Unless you're spewing untruths/lies/propaganda, and are reasonably informed, anyone saying you (or any other Canadians, etc) should "stay in your lane" can get stuffed.
Considering how grossly ignorant so many Americans are about their own government & history (to say nothing of what our OWN GOVERNMENT is currently doing) collectively, we're on perilously thin ice when it comes to judging others.
/end rant