Recent political tensions between the U.S. and Canada have escalated, with President Trump promoting the idea of absorbing Canada as the 51st state. This has led to threats of tariffs and economic force on Canada by the U.S. In response, the American national anthem has been booed at sporting events in Canada, causing tension between the two countries.
During a recent hockey game between USA and Canada, there were three fights between players at the start of the game. Despite condemning the booing of the anthem, players on both teams engaged in physical confrontations on the ice. Some American players revealed that they had planned the fights in a group chat before the game, while Canadian players emphasized playing for their country and not resorting to such tactics.
Team USA’s general manager invited Trump to attend the game and the President called in to speak with the players before the match. Trump taunted Canada on social media, suggesting that it could become the 51st state with “lower taxes and stronger security.” Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau, who was in attendance at the game, has been mocked by Trump as “governor.”
After the game, Trudeau expressed his defiance against Trump’s threats, stating, “You can’t take our country — and you can’t take our game.” The political tensions and on-ice confrontations highlight the deepening divide between the two countries.
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