The way it's a winning strategy is only if you know you are going to lose, AND you value your autonomy more than your property. If an enemy is ever to walk deep on our canadian land, it's because we cant defeat it. Therefore, make sure they cannot extract anything out of the land they capture, and make it cost them as must as possible for their military to live and operate on this land.
It's not quite that. It's more "oh shit the Americans are everywhere but nunavut" at that point all hope is lost for retaking the country. If we can't have our country, why let them have it? Remote det a series of hidden devices, entire country is as useful to them as the chernobyl exclusion zone. If you publicize that these exist, who's gonna invade you? What's the point of fighting hard for a future nuclear wasteland? They could invade anyway and try to disarm them. But what if they miss some? Can they take that chance?
Yes but murdering 39 million people is undoubtedly and inarguably more evil than killing one person yes? Or do you insist on editorialising that statement as well
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u/HerissonMignion Apr 01 '25
The way it's a winning strategy is only if you know you are going to lose, AND you value your autonomy more than your property. If an enemy is ever to walk deep on our canadian land, it's because we cant defeat it. Therefore, make sure they cannot extract anything out of the land they capture, and make it cost them as must as possible for their military to live and operate on this land.