CEO of Top Canadian Company Takes Trump's Side in Tariff War, Slams Trudeau

[shockedcanadian]

The HOSPITAL isn't where you go. GO TO THE DOCTOR. DOCTORS DO ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT. HOSPITALS ARE FOR EMERGENCIES THAT CAN'T WAIT. And they just patch you up and send you back to YOUR DOCTOR.

Moving the goal posts are you???? You have consistently complained about CSIS and how they ruined their life. Creepy secret police?????

I didnt say CSIS, you did. Youve constantly repeated their name. In fact, it mah well be CSIS.that cleans up the abusive police over reach in Canada, it has clearly lead to our distrust as an honest, free economy. I am.p living proof of this. The U.S state department and legitimate leaders in the U.S understand this fact.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Trick question for the magas: If Trump needs to bring back jobs from China, why the fuck did America outsource the jobs to China and other countries in the first place?

It couldn't be because America can't do the work cost effectively could it?

The obvious answer: Force Americans to do those jobs cost effectively! Pay them as much as Trump pays for getting his grass cut!

Fkn lazy bible punchin flag wavers can learn how to work off a few thousand hamburger calories!

/-----/ "why the fuck did America outsource the jobs to China and other countries in the first place?"
Because of ever-increasing tax, labor, and environmental laws that made US companies uncompetitive with the rest of the world. It was pure survival mode.

 

[Dragonlady]

/-----/ "why the fuck did America outsource the jobs to China and other countries in the first place?"
Because of ever-increasing tax, labor, and environmental laws that made US companies uncompetitive with the rest of the world. It was pure survival mode.

Bullshit. It was greed. The other crap was simply the lies they told you. Walmart demanded off-shoring from suppliers to lower costs. If you didn’t move your manufacturing, they found someone who would.

They could make more money overseas and they did. They cut costs but not prices. American companies were rolling in cash as a result.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Bullshit. It was greed. The other crap was simply the lies they told you. Walmart demanded off-shoring from suppliers to lower costs. If you didn’t move your manufacturing, they found someone who would.

They could make more money overseas and they did. They cut costs but not prices. American companies were rolling in cash as a result.

/----/ "Bullshit. It was greed"
You know nothing about me or the textile business, Libtard. I grew up in the textile center of the world, Greenville SC. There were dozens of mills in the region, employing hundreds of thousands on three shifts a day.
1.
For U.S. textile manufacturers, NAFTA created increased competition from Mexican manufacturers, who could produce textiles at a lower cost. As a result, many American companies struggled to compete, leading to further job losses and plant closures.
Other trade agreements, such as those with Asian and Latin American countries, further opened the market to foreign competition, making it difficult for U.S. textile mills to compete with low-cost international labor.
2.
Textile Mills Effluent Guidelines
The EPA promulgated the Textile Mills Effluent Guidelines (40 CFR Part 410) in 1974, and amended the regulation in 1977 and 1982. The regulation covers direct discharger facilities. The Textile Mills Effluent Guidelines are incorporated into NPDES permits. This made manufacturing more expensive. Yes, we all want clean air and water.
3. High corporate taxes make competition from low-tax countries difficult to compete with. One textile state only changed the tax law in 2014,
Textile industry comes back to life, especially in South - USA TODAY
Feb 5, 2014 The North Carolina legislature boosted its business climate in 2013 by lowering personal income tax and corporate income tax rates. The corporate income tax will drop from 6.9% to 6% in 2014 to 5% ...True, textile manufacturing in the U.S. dropped precipitously in the 1990s and 2000s as cheaper labor drew jobs overseas. Automation and increased productivity of textile mills also cost jobs. More than 200,000 textile manufacturing jobs have been lost to automation in the last decade.

 

[Dragonlady]

/----/ "Bullshit. It was greed"
You know nothing about me or the textile business, Libtard. I grew up in the textile center of the world, Greenville SC. There were dozens of mills in the region, employing hundreds of thousands on three shifts a day.
1.
For U.S. textile manufacturers, NAFTA created increased competition from Mexican manufacturers, who could produce textiles at a lower cost. As a result, many American companies struggled to compete, leading to further job losses and plant closures.
Other trade agreements, such as those with Asian and Latin American countries, further opened the market to foreign competition, making it difficult for U.S. textile mills to compete with low-cost international labor.
2.
Textile Mills Effluent Guidelines
The EPA promulgated the Textile Mills Effluent Guidelines (40 CFR Part 410) in 1974, and amended the regulation in 1977 and 1982. The regulation covers direct discharger facilities. The Textile Mills Effluent Guidelines are incorporated into NPDES permits. This made manufacturing more expensive. Yes, we all want clean air and water.
3. High corporate taxes make competition from low-tax countries difficult to compete with. One textile state only changed the tax law in 2014,
Textile industry comes back to life, especially in South - USA TODAY
Feb 5, 2014 The North Carolina legislature boosted its business climate in 2013 by lowering personal income tax and corporate income tax rates. The corporate income tax will drop from 6.9% to 6% in 2014 to 5% ...True, textile manufacturing in the U.S. dropped precipitously in the 1990s and 2000s as cheaper labor drew jobs overseas. Automation and increased productivity of textile mills also cost jobs. More than 200,000 textile manufacturing jobs have been lost to automation in the last decade.

Parroting the bullshit and lies of corporate America just makes you look stupid. Their excuses of all been debunked years ago.

As always, you get all of you exercise jumping to conclusions. North Caroline is only one location for fabric mills.

Canada had over 2000 fabric mills supplying 60% of domestic needs. I’ve been working part time in the fashion industry since the early 1990’s, and watched the mills shut down one by one.

And here’s a clue, Asshole!! None of the Canadians companies closed due to environmental regulations, high wages or not being profitable. They closed because the garment industry moved offshore. The garment producers moved their sewing operations offshore and the manufacturers were buying local fabrics.

Untangling the knot: A brief history of the Canadian textile industry | The Channel

A Carleton history student wrestles with a “green monstrosity” at the Canada Science and Technology Museum and learns about the history of the Canadian textile industry.

ingeniumcanada.org

 

[Cellblock2429]

Parroting the bullshit and lies of corporate America just makes you look stupid. Their excuses of all been debunked years ago.

As always, you get all of you exercise jumping to conclusions. North Caroline is only one location for fabric mills.

Canada had over 2000 fabric mills supplying 60% of domestic needs. I’ve been working part time in the fashion industry since the early 1990’s, and watched the mills shut down one by one.

And here’s a clue, Asshole!! None of the Canadians companies closed due to environmental regulations, high wages or not being profitable. They closed because the garment industry moved offshore. The garment producers moved their sewing operations offshore and the manufacturers were buying local fabrics.

Untangling the knot: A brief history of the Canadian textile industry | The Channel

A Carleton history student wrestles with a “green monstrosity” at the Canada Science and Technology Museum and learns about the history of the Canadian textile industry.

ingeniumcanada.org

/---/ So NAFTA was bullshyt. I just made up the whole thing. Yeah, right. We can't fool you, Spanky.

 

[otto105]

Shopify CEO Tobi Lutke slammed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for not acquiescing to President Donald Trump’s reasonable demands in order to avoid a trade war with the U.S.

On Saturday, Trump announced 25 percent tariffs on most Canadian imports, with the exception of energy resources, which will be taxed at a 10 percent level.

Trudeau responded that same day with a pledge to impose tariffs on an extensive list of U.S. imports.

Lutke lamented the decision from both countries.

Shopify — based in Ottawa, Canada — is the nation’s largest tech company and second largest publicly traded entity, with a net worth of about $150 billion, according to the New York Post.

Read more @ -https://www.westernjournal.com/ceo-top-canadian-company-takes-trumps-side-tariff-war-slams-trudeau/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=wj-breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune

BJ - Trudeau has the mentality of a child.

Canada has already jumped on the Trump Train, next to Mexico.

So, he’s an ass licker.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Parroting the bullshit and lies of corporate America just makes you look stupid. Their excuses of all been debunked years ago.

As always, you get all of you exercise jumping to conclusions. North Caroline is only one location for fabric mills.

Canada had over 2000 fabric mills supplying 60% of domestic needs. I’ve been working part time in the fashion industry since the early 1990’s, and watched the mills shut down one by one.

And here’s a clue, Asshole!! None of the Canadians companies closed due to environmental regulations, high wages or not being profitable. They closed because the garment industry moved offshore. The garment producers moved their sewing operations offshore and the manufacturers were buying local fabrics.

Untangling the knot: A brief history of the Canadian textile industry | The Channel

A Carleton history student wrestles with a “green monstrosity” at the Canada Science and Technology Museum and learns about the history of the Canadian textile industry.

ingeniumcanada.org

/----/ I was there, you weren't. You probably weren't even born then. I saw the local news reports, and I knew people who worked in the mills. You didn't; all you have is preprogrammed talking points. "Evil greedy corporate America wants dirty air and dirty water."
Its like me lecturing you about living in Nigeria.

 

[Billiejeens]

So, he’s an ass licker.

You have a very limited vocabulary

 

[Frankeneinstein]

THEN GO TO THE DOCTOR. NOT THE EMERGENCY WARD.

You have to travel 50 miles to the specialist. Big whoop. So do I!!! And I don't own a car, but I manage to do it. I have to travel 30 miles to the knee surgeon. My cardiologist is 40 miles away. But my GP is a 10 minute walk from my house.

If you were a national level athlete, YOU should have taken better care of yourself and GONE TO THE DOCTOR when you had problems. Instead you whine that you have problems and emergency has you 50th on the triage list.

When I had a heart attack, I went to emergency and I was seen immediately. And right after I got out of the hospital, my doctor set me up with a cardiologist.

Nobody in Canada has ever been destroyed by CSIS or "creepy secret police".

^This^ is the typical response where socialized medicine is concerned, it covers all universal healthcare systems.

 

[otto105]

^This^ is the typical response where socialized medicine is concerned, it covers all universal healthcare systems.

People in Canada live longer than a Mericans.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

People in Canada live longer than a Mericans.

no it just feels like it oddo

 

[Cellblock2429]

People in Canada live longer than a Mericans.

/—-/ Canadians don’t have the gun violence from gangs like we do. It brings down the mortality rate.

 

[otto105]

/—-/ Canadians don’t have the gun violence from gangs like we do. It brings down the mortality rate.

Why not?

Don’t guns make things safer?

 

[Cellblock2429]

Why not?

Don’t guns make things safer?

/—-/ Guns can, but gangs don’t. Stop try to be clever. It’s not working

 

[otto105]

/—-/ Guns can, but gangs don’t. Stop try to be clever. It’s not working

Yeah, because more guns don’t make society safer.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Yeah, because more guns don’t make society safer.

/—-/ It’s not working.

 

[Billiejeens]

People in Canada live longer than a Mericans.

They don't have a plethora of colored folks dragging down the numbers.

 

[Billiejeens]

Yeah, because more guns don’t make society safer.

Statistics say otherwise.

 

[otto105]

/—-/ It’s not working.

Yes, we need to have gun laws.