Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread
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@Tom-K said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
@Renauda said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
Right you are.
For Canadians, or me at least, it’s solely about Trump and what he says and does that affects our daily lives. I could care less what he does or doesn’t do for his domestic audience and fans unless it spills over into my life. It’s not so much about what Trump and his followers say but how what they say and do that adversely affects my daily life...
Well, yea. All Trump did was piss off for NO REASON 40 million Canadians like Renauda and Blondie for no reason. Trump could have gotten everything he wanted with a little diplomacy or tact or even a "pretty please." The Canadians are not nor never were a problem. Neither are the Danes, for that matter. Why do all that intrusion into the lives of people that are on our side?
My guess is he's compensating for erectile disfunction. He probably hasn't seen the little guy in years.
wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 02:37 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
@Tom-K said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
@Renauda said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
Right you are.
For Canadians, or me at least, it’s solely about Trump and what he says and does that affects our daily lives. I could care less what he does or doesn’t do for his domestic audience and fans unless it spills over into my life. It’s not so much about what Trump and his followers say but how what they say and do that adversely affects my daily life...
Well, yea. All Trump did was piss off for NO REASON 40 million Canadians like Renauda and Blondie for no reason. Trump could have gotten everything he wanted with a little diplomacy or tact or even a "pretty please." The Canadians are not nor never were a problem. Neither are the Danes, for that matter. Why do all that intrusion into the lives of people that are on our side?
My guess is he's compensating for erectile disfunction. He probably hasn't seen the little guy in years.
You're itching for a peek?
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@Renauda said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
Right you are.
For Canadians, or me at least, it’s solely about Trump and what he says and does that affects our daily lives. I could care less what he does or doesn’t do for his domestic audience and fans unless it spills over into my life. It’s not so much about what Trump and his followers say but how what they say and do that adversely affects my daily life...
Well, yea. All Trump did was piss off for NO REASON 40 million Canadians like Renauda and Blondie for no reason. Trump could have gotten everything he wanted with a little diplomacy or tact or even a "pretty please." The Canadians are not nor never were a problem. Neither are the Danes, for that matter. Why do all that intrusion into the lives of people that are on our side?
On the other hand I just got back from Puerto Vallarta and the Mexicans could care less about Trump but the American ex-pats are afraid that if Trump moves against the cartels then the cartels will take things out on the Americans living in Mexico. But that's another story.
wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 02:50 last edited by Renauda 2 May 2025, 03:36Why do all that intrusion into the lives of people that are on our side?
No surprise you get it, Tom. But then you have never been part of a cult mentality.
But to answer your question, and as I wrote above yesterday, I suspect it’s because Trump, like the serial killer in Silence of the Lambs, covets. Trump covets the sense of destiny and power his lordship and possession of Canada, its land, limitless natural resources and freshwater all bring to his insatiable feeling of entitlement and future destiny.
In all appearances to us, sheer madness.
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wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 03:41 last edited by
Can y’all please start saying “couldn’t* care less”?
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wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 03:50 last edited by
For you 89, sure.
I’ll get right on it.
Attack!
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wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 04:04 last edited by
Thank you! I can sleep at night. BTW I wouldn't mind Manitoba becoming a US state, it actually looks like the shape of Minnesota.
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wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 04:07 last edited by
No 89th. Way too many mosquitoes and then, well, there’s polar bears.
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wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 04:45 last edited by Renauda 2 May 2025, 06:00
Yep, unbearable humidity in summer, sun blocking swarms of no-see-um black flies and encephalitis carrying mosquitoes the size of tarsand turkeys (northern ravens - really bigly black birds, and I mean really bigly) timber and grey wolves and, black bears and more black bears and then polar bears and then again some more black bears. Good news is there are no mountain lions and no grizzlies. Those two are all here in Alberta, BC and the Yukon.
And yet again, more black bears…..and Ukrainians, fiercely nationalistic Zaporizhian Cossack Ukrainians going back generations…welcome to friendly Manitoba. Capital City, Winterpeg.
Did anyone tell you about a Manitoba winter? The unending arctic wind between beginning of November and end of March? Let’s start in Gimley….look it up..
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wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 11:18 last edited by
Going to Winnipeg!
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Yep, unbearable humidity in summer, sun blocking swarms of no-see-um black flies and encephalitis carrying mosquitoes the size of tarsand turkeys (northern ravens - really bigly black birds, and I mean really bigly) timber and grey wolves and, black bears and more black bears and then polar bears and then again some more black bears. Good news is there are no mountain lions and no grizzlies. Those two are all here in Alberta, BC and the Yukon.
And yet again, more black bears…..and Ukrainians, fiercely nationalistic Zaporizhian Cossack Ukrainians going back generations…welcome to friendly Manitoba. Capital City, Winterpeg.
Did anyone tell you about a Manitoba winter? The unending arctic wind between beginning of November and end of March? Let’s start in Gimley….look it up..
wrote on 5 Feb 2025, 12:26 last edited by@Renauda said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
Yep, unbearable humidity in summer, sun blocking swarms of no-see-um black flies and encephalitis carrying mosquitoes the size of tarsand turkeys (northern ravens - really bigly black birds, and I mean really bigly) timber and grey wolves and, black bears and more black bears and then polar bears and then again some more black bears. Good news is there are no mountain lions and no grizzlies. Those two are all here in Alberta, BC and the Yukon.
And yet again, more black bears…..and Ukrainians, fiercely nationalistic Zaporizhian Cossack Ukrainians going back generations…welcome to friendly Manitoba. Capital City, Winterpeg.
Did anyone tell you about a Manitoba winter? The unending arctic wind between beginning of November and end of March? Let’s start in Gimley….look it up..
Of course it's tough, that's why they don't call it Womanitoba, after all.
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wrote on 6 Feb 2025, 13:01 last edited by Doctor Phibes 24 days ago
Assuming these numbers are correct, where's the problem, exactly?
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wrote on 6 Feb 2025, 13:28 last edited by
IIRC, as the Southern Border tightens, fentanyl shipments from Canada are increasing.
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wrote on 6 Feb 2025, 13:55 last edited by Doctor Phibes 24 days ago
@Jolly said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
IIRC, as the Southern Border tightens, fentanyl shipments from Canada are increasing.
To be honest, I think the actual problem with fentanyl is the fact that so many people really want to take it. I don't think that playing whack-a-mole attempting to close the holes is going to solve the drug problem.
And really, can't we admit that we all know that blaming Canada for this situation is bullshit?
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wrote on 6 Feb 2025, 14:13 last edited by
The thing about such heavy-handed tactics is they might work initially, but eventually the bluster will wear thin and be seen as just that, especially if he continues to bluster then back down. I am hoping this is just to get some action on immigration and then we can use Rubio in a more sophisticated approach.
But then I was hoping he'd be more presidential. I don't know.
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The thing about such heavy-handed tactics is they might work initially, but eventually the bluster will wear thin and be seen as just that, especially if he continues to bluster then back down. I am hoping this is just to get some action on immigration and then we can use Rubio in a more sophisticated approach.
But then I was hoping he'd be more presidential. I don't know.
wrote on 6 Feb 2025, 14:15 last edited by@Mik said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
But then I was hoping he'd be more presidential. I don't know.
He's been considerably worse than I expected, and I wasn't optimistic. I'm guessing it will probably calm down soon once he voids himself of all these bright ideas he's been cooking up over the last four years.
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wrote on 6 Feb 2025, 15:43 last edited by Renauda 7 days from now
@Jolly said in Canadian Tariff situation gets its own thread:
IIRC, as the Southern Border tightens, fentanyl shipments from Canada are increasing.
My turn to lob a “whataboutist” distractor into the fray. After all Beauregard, you are not allowed a monopoly on chicken shit deflections.
But to your statement…..
so are shipments of illegal firearms increasing from the US into this country. IIRC, US authorities have shown a combination of passive indifference or in some instances, outright reluctance in doing their part in addressing the firearm smuggling issue. Apparently not a top priority; may be they view it as a 2nd Ammendment right.
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wrote on 7 Feb 2025, 23:16 last edited by Renauda 2 Aug 2025, 04:00
In other news….
Ukrainian and Polish Canadians are banding together and calling on all their fellow Canadians to denounce the introduction and appointment of any type of “Czar” to Canada. Stan Kowalski of the Dom Polski braterstwo Kapustew’ was quoted as saying, “a Czar cannot be trusted, he first takes your bread, then your salt and finally your soul. Never trust a Czar especially one whose name sounds like that kurwa, Fentanilov”. Orest Tkachuk of the Ukrainian Holoptsy and Kielbasnik Producers Board echoed Mr. Kowalski’s sentiments with a terse, “Czar khuiya!” and made a universally recognized obscene arm gesture associated with sticking a foreign object up your bottom.
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wrote on 9 Feb 2025, 20:15 last edited by Renauda 2 Sept 2025, 22:36
Some US lawmakers are pushing back against Trump tariffs against Canada.
We also knew all along it really never was about fentanyl or for that matter, illegal immigration.
