What does it feel like being Canadian?

This is a really open-ended question, but there's nothing wrong with that

It must feel really good to be part of a country that really values the welfare of its own people FIRST. And a country that struggles to balance a happy utopian society against a harsh reality from outside.

To me, Canada is like the Carpathia ship, that was the boat that rescued the survivors of the Titanic when it sank in the North Atlantic. It's like not the most expensive ship on earth, but it's the ship that will never sink under because safety of its inhabitants is its #1 priority. It's the place where people who have battled atrocities can find a safe house heated by a fire with a deck of cards, figuratively speaking.

Is that a fair comparison? Sorry to go on a tangent to the original question.
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Kelsey here are the facts:

I am an American, I live in the state of Maryland, I travel to Canada quite often. Sometimes I post funny questions to see if I can push people's buttons. Other times I post truly sincere questions straight from the heart. This is one of my sincere ones.

Overall, Canada has some imperfections, but the bad will never outweigh the good.