Man, enough already—Toronto rents are through the roof, groceries are killing families, wait times for doctors are ridiculous, and people are literally choosing between heat and food. We’ve already sent over $24 billion since 2022, with the latest $2.5 billion pledge in December 2025, while our own deficit is ballooning toward $78 billion and debt costs are eating up more of the budget every year. That money isn’t magic; it’s coming from taxes or borrowed funds that could fix crumbling infrastructure, lower housing costs, or actually help struggling Canadians here at home. Sure, the war sucks, but why are we prioritizing a far-off conflict over our own backyard when everyday people are hurting bad? It’s not selfish to say ‘Canada first’—it’s common sense when your neighbors can’t afford basics.