Donald Trump promises 25 per cent tariff on products from Canada, Mexico

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He’s doing what his Russian oligarch owners are paying him to do.

He’s literally getting money from Russian oligarchs who are controlled by Putin.

I don’t get why more people don’t understand this.

He’s not negotiating, he’s helping to destroy the country from within for his own personal gain.

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This has been the plan since Russia started losing the Cold War. Trump was the first time a Russian asset reached the presidency.

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For his biggest donors

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The rich already crash everything else to buy up the world on then cheap.

Trump’s policies break parts of society, he’s breaking apart society and selling off the pieces.

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Anyone who has been paying attention understands that trumps idea of negotiation is to get everything and give nothing.

He doesn’t operate on the idea of mutually beneficial outcomes. The only way he understands him winning is to make everyone else lose.

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The biggest impediment to increasing trade with countries that aren’t 50km away is the cost and logistics of shipping.

Given their proximity, the US is always going to be looked at as the easiest place to trade with.

Of course, having a chaotic baboon running the place does change that calculation somewhat, but the fact that they’re just “across the stereet” still tilts that balance.

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i know a few good card games

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I understand the sentiment people might have towards the western provinces, but i personally don’t think its nice to paint the whole group with a broad stroke. I know good people in alberta.

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Don’t buy american stuff.

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Roads are basically free to use. It will eventually mean more wear and tear for the government to pay for, though.

The way you phrased that, I’d like to point out that I’m on board with transitioning away from fossil fuels, along with the vast majority of knowledgeable people.

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The stock markets seem to think so, anyway.

On the one hand, big investors have ears in Washington I don’t. On the other, they’re the exact kind of educated, well-to-do people who suddenly have no imagination when it comes to history happening again.

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I legit want to know who supplies gold toilets now.

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Isn’t there some kind of arbitration clause as well? I seem to remember that being a sticking point, exactly because our government saw creative redefinitions like that coming.

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It all depends on upgrader capacity, port/ship capacity and, above all, what the actual profit margins are and how much of a loss our companies can take for how long.

If you want to do that research, please do share. I might just myself.

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Roads aren’t basically free to use. Where the fuck did you come up with that?