Canada

Then Turkey is the "First time?" hanging meme.

Canadian here, everybody I know would love this

And Canada does have a land border with an EU country - Denmark. Canada and Denmark had a long standing border dispute over Hans island featuring multiple armed raids. It was resolved in a mature and sensible fashion to just divide the island. Good for all involved.

As a Canadian... we didn't know this was an option. But hell yeah, we'd join the EU.

This Canadian would be happy to join.

I think the EU is waiting to see if we get PP or not since we're on the brink of stupidity like the US was. If we elect a PM interested in being a civilized member of the global stage, I think we'll be invited in.

I would love to join the EU, my grandpa immigrated to Canada from the Netherlands after WW2 but Netherlands doesn't offer citizenship to grandchildren ):

Would be nice to have the freedom of travel to the EU and vice versa if anyone wants to come over and visit Canada.

I would be happy if we at least could ratify CETA finally. Sheesh

At first glance it sounds good but joining the EU officially is unnecessarily complex. It would make more sense to join Europe similar to Iceland and Norway.

I assume there are multiple cameras from multiple press agencies, so they're looking all over.

The one you're talking about probably hadn't blinked in a minute.

Absolutely correct. There are plenty of mutually beneficial arrangements short of full membership. And an EU membership application process typically takes decades. We need solutions now.

Whatever you guys wanna do. I support canada being eu but if yall dont want it trade agreements is also good.

I don't think anyone in this picture seriously expects Canada to officially join the EU. The US would never allow such an interference with its manifest destiny. But we can make a close partnership even closer.

They don't need to join it as a full member to have trade and economic benefits. Simple (!) alignment with standards and regulations will allow free access to the market and free movement of people.

And yet another Reddit staple arrives: The popular unpopular take.

I mean, there's great reasons not to have nuclear powers directly fighting each other.

This is not accurate, there a lot of different peoples fighting in the war but conflict within Ukraine is fought under Ukrainian and Russian flags only. North Koreans are deployed in Kursk region of the Russian Federation.

Edit: Korean under NK flag, they have military engineers deployed in donas region in support role but i think they are actually under RF flag

But technically Russia already popped the cherry on this, I will agree... if NK can deploy into Russia for combat operations why would not an EU state do the same?

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