eagle1462010
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Canada is dependent on importing food.
We have the economic ability to destroy them.
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We have the economic ability to destroy them.
Thinker101
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No thanks, I stay away from skanks. Lazy one especially.
We fucks laugh at your manufactured outrage. We hoot with derisive laughter when you have to deny your lyin' eyes.
a) I'm 'hung up' on how you decide which of Chump's mouth farts to believe.
b) Yours are.
c) Putting tariffs on Mexican produce won't make groceries cheaper.
Missourian
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eagle1462010
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Missourian
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Me...in 2009!...long LONG before President Trump ever entered the scene...
"I'm on your side, I am a protectionist. More jobs for more American is a good thing for America...there is no downside. If China decides their going to stop sending us wobbly-headed plastic dolls, I think we'll live. If Canada stops importing steel, we'll forge more in Erie Pennsylvania.
NAFTA is nothing more than selling out America."
Post in thread 'Canadians angered over "Buy American" rule' Canadians angered over "Buy American" rule
Those were my words 16 years ago.
So take your idiocy and pound sand.
Soupnazi630
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yeah maybe trump is no good
Doesnt matter
There is no such thing as more or less than what someone DESERVES
g5000
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Tariffs are negotiated. Treaties are signed. A "tariff sheet" is almost as tall as you are.
Each of the tens of thousands of items has a different amount of tariff on it.
These take years for all parties to agree upon.
Then along comes a total buffoon who starts a unilateral trade war, and following close behind are his army of submissive, credulous cucks who will follow him anywhere, despite the buffoon's last trade war resulted in the US achieving the largest trade deficit in the history of the United States.
A buffoon who thinks a blanket number for his idiotic tariffs is workable. This is STAGGERING ignorance.
And all you cucks can say is LOL.
Mac1958
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Only Trumpism could make enemies out of Canada and Mexico.
g5000
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I knew some dumbshit was going to post something like this.
That darned Wall Street Journal. Bunch of commies derp-derp-derp.
g5000
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And the Wall Street Journal.
It is a good thing for Trumpists they don't have to remember to breathe.
As I have now stated for the past 8 years, the biggest negative about Trump is his incompetence.
Today, the Wall Street Journal is stating the incompetence in a public and national way
Donald Trump hit Canada and Mexico with a 25% tariff on imports, and China with 10%, on Saturday in a move that launched a new era of trade wars between the US and three of its largest trading partners. The tariffs against Canada tax oil and energy products at 10%. The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal called it “the dumbest trade war in history”.
Those are BIG words coming from a company that represents big business and is considered to be Conservative.
The WSJ is a division of Dow Jones, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. The paper's primary focus is business and economy but also covers other areas of news. The WSJ has several media platforms, including a daily print paper (except Sunday), web access, tablet and smartphone app editions. Its generally conservative positions on economic, political, and scientific topics have been influential.
When such a comment is stated by a company that has generally supported Trump, it carries a lot of weight.
For your information, today the Dow Jones is due to open 600 points lower due to the tariffs. That is money talking.
Today, the Wall Street Journal is stating the incompetence in a public and national way
Wall Street Journal editorial calls Trump tariffs ‘dumbest trade war in history’
Donald Trump hit Canada and Mexico with a 25% tariff on imports, and China with 10%, on Saturday in a move that launched a new era of trade wars between the US and three of its largest trading partners. The tariffs against Canada tax oil and energy products at 10%. The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal called it “the dumbest trade war in history”.
Those are BIG words coming from a company that represents big business and is considered to be Conservative.
The WSJ is a division of Dow Jones, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. The paper's primary focus is business and economy but also covers other areas of news. The WSJ has several media platforms, including a daily print paper (except Sunday), web access, tablet and smartphone app editions. Its generally conservative positions on economic, political, and scientific topics have been influential.
When such a comment is stated by a company that has generally supported Trump, it carries a lot of weight.
For your information, today the Dow Jones is due to open 600 points lower due to the tariffs. That is money talking.
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Targeted tariffs on oil or steel or another critical commodity can be effective
Trumps tariffs on everything is idiocy
Trumps tariffs on everything is idiocy
Canada has import tariffs, including tariffs on goods imported from the United States. Canada also has preferential tariffs for goods imported from countries with which it has a free trade agreement.
Tariffs on goods imported from the United States
~S~
Tariffs on goods imported from the United States
- $30 billion in tariffs
Canada imposed a 25% tariff on $30 billion in goods imported from the United States on February 4, 2025. This tariff applies to goods like orange juice, beer, wine, and appliances.
- $125 billion in tariffs
Canada plans to impose tariffs on an additional $125 billion in goods imported from the United States. This list includes goods like passenger vehicles, steel, and aluminum products.
- Tariffs on dairy, poultry, and more
Canada has tariffs and tariff-rate quotas on dairy, poultry, baby clothing, and athletic equipment.
- Preferential tariffs: Canada has preferential tariffs for goods imported from countries with which it has a free trade agreement.
~S~
C_Clayton_Jones
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But Trump supporters are willfully ignorant and will blindly defend Trump no matter how wrong and reprehensible.
So? What are you trying to say?
Why is the WSJ (conservative but business oriented company) saying it is the dumbest thing?
pknopp
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"Only I can lower prices".
"Only I can raise prices".
People understand.
No they won't. He is well on his way to an approval rating in the 20's. He will ramp up the white supremacist crap to keep some people on board but he is just being a dick now.
"Only I can raise prices".
People understand.
No they won't. He is well on his way to an approval rating in the 20's. He will ramp up the white supremacist crap to keep some people on board but he is just being a dick now.
The WSJ isn't conservative, for one, and their hit pieces have been wrong against Trump far more than they have been right.
SeaMajor7
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Another day, another fake NARRATIVE from this op.
Luckyone should be relegated to the RUBBER ROOM.
Luckyone should be relegated to the RUBBER ROOM.
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