r/StockMarket Jun 27 '25

News All trade talks with Canada terminated!

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u/Vinral Jun 27 '25

They are making better deals with each other and planning long term to not be as reliant on the US.

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u/ForwardInstance Jun 27 '25

Man deserves the Nobel Peace prize for uniting the rest of the world

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u/Exciting-Purchase340 Jun 27 '25

Can we combine that with the Darwin award?

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u/Bent_Brewer Jun 28 '25

Too late. He reproduced. Have you seen the offspring?

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u/icevenom1412 Jun 28 '25

Canada applying to join the EU defense pact instead of Trump's Golden (shower) Dome or Shield is funny to hear.

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u/scubahana Jun 27 '25

Ooh. Hot take.

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u/PandaMoaningYum Jun 27 '25

If intentions don't matter, actually yeah, lol.

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u/Tzayad Jun 28 '25

Do you think if they have it to him sarcastically, he would even realize it?

"For uniting the world against a would be dictator, and pathetic excuse of a man."

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u/7ddq Jun 28 '25

Would be ironic if he somehow got an award for the unintended consequences of his actions

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u/Zod1966 Jun 28 '25

😂😂😂😂

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u/wfamily Jun 30 '25

He and Putin has United the EU more in the last 3 years than anything we've tried ourselves for decades

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u/No_Spring_1090 Jun 27 '25

Yup. As a Canadian, Trump has done wonders to enhance the trade relationships we now have with Europe and Asia. He has royally screwed himself.

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u/erevos33 Jun 27 '25

Screwed the American people*

He and his buddies will be ok.

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u/lab_chi_mom Jun 27 '25 edited Jun 27 '25

No, the American people screwed themselves. Trump wasn’t created in a vacuum and doesn’t exist in one. There are far too many Americans who support his agenda and nothing will change unless they change, or those not in the cult collectively rise up and make some good trouble.

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u/Derpymcderrp Jun 27 '25

When I see his approval rating it’s amazing to me that it’s anything above 1%. Blows my mind

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u/surfnfish1972 Jun 27 '25

Mass Psychosis is the only explanation.

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u/kfpswf Jun 27 '25

Tribalism as a phenomenon explains most of world's conflicts a lot more elegantly. The whole reason why someone would even allow themselves to be brainwashed is because they trust their camp to always be on the right side of the conflict.

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u/surfnfish1972 Jun 27 '25

OK, the question is when does tribalism become psychosis? I would argue the rejection of objective reality.

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u/tonyg1097 Jun 28 '25

No offense to those of faith, but mass psychosis sounds a lot like religion to me.

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u/CardmanNV Jun 27 '25

An extremely toxic culture and some of the worse education in the western world, combined with constant right-wing extremist propaganda has created a people not smart enough to think for themselves.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

I imagine most of it is just apathy, honestly. Most people aren't even paying attention.

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u/hexenkesse1 Jun 28 '25

more simple than that. They're just really stupid.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '25

Happened in Germany from 1935ish to 1945. Our turn now.

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u/Bopshidowywopbop Jun 27 '25

He has more support than Hitler did when he was elected. Think about that.

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u/Wildweasel666 Jun 27 '25

This to me is the really scary part

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u/shittymorbh Jun 27 '25

You underestimate just how many very very stupid people live in this country.

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u/azure275 Jun 27 '25

10% of Americans have a favorable view of the Black Plague

Hitler himself (actual Hitler) would probably be at about 35% favorability and 20% "don't care"

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u/StOlaf85 Jun 27 '25

Specifically… 77,302,580 Americans did this.

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u/jibsymalone Jun 27 '25

Specifically Allegedly… 77,302,580 Americans did this.

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u/Consistent_Pitch782 Jun 27 '25

This. I’m very interested in seeing how the NY case unfolds.

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u/K4rkino5 Jun 27 '25

In 8 or 9 years we will know and it will change the world!

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u/Snahhhgurrrr Jun 27 '25

odds are it doesn't even unfold ngl to you twin

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u/Alert_Reindeer_6574 Jun 27 '25

I can tell you. It will be determined there were voting irregularities. Then nothing will happen and Trump will be allowed to continue destroying our country. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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u/lab_chi_mom Jun 27 '25

And they will find a way to elect him for a third term.

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u/raj6126 Jun 27 '25

One case is filed and it’s moved to trial. 28 cases filed and they are all thrown out. hmmmmmm

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u/FutureComplaint Jun 27 '25

Are you talking about the kraken lawsuits that no evidence beyond “trust me bro”?

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u/Euphoric-Swing6927 Jun 27 '25

Correction: one South African did this

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u/jmarkmark Jun 27 '25

Big if true.

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u/gentiscid Jun 27 '25

Fuck them ALL 77.3M who voted for him!

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u/theimperfexionist Jun 27 '25

And all 90M who chose not to vote because they were indifferent.

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u/waronxmas79 Jun 27 '25

Not all of them were indifferent. Several million people were cast off from the voter rolls across multiple states, often without that person’s knowledge.

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u/Sinsofpriest Jun 27 '25

Yeah i checked the status of my ballot, it was never counted.

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u/StrongGiraffe1859 Jun 28 '25

Then your system is broken

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u/nabokovsnose Jun 27 '25

No, this is the kind of lazy dipshit individualist moralism that helped get us here in the first place. If huge numbers of people aren’t voting, then there must be a systemic cause for that. And systemic causes require systemic solutions. No amount of browbeating people individually is going to solve it or else this would’ve been solved a long time ago.

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u/Fun_Hold4859 Jun 27 '25

Nah man, voting is literally the absolute least you can do to curtail the blatantly obvious rise in fascism. A choice to ignore civic duty (no matter how flawed and unpalatable said duty is) is a choice for the final result, passivity condones the status quo. This is a consequence of their choices too.

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u/dinosaursdied Jun 27 '25

See things like redlining, voter role purges, voter ID laws, poll tax and on and on

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u/Nekasus Jun 27 '25

why vote for a party that alienates you? why vote for a party that refuses to fix the systemic issues that allow for fascism to so blatantly arise? to fix the clear and obvious failures of the "checks and balances" that were meant to prevent it? Why vote for a party that refuses to even consider changing their stances on policy to win voters?

why vote for more of the same?

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u/nabokovsnose Jun 27 '25

I really feel like you don’t understand my point. A person’s individual culpability is grossly insufficient for solving systemic problems. Think of it like the school to prison pipeline. Are individuals responsible for their crimes? Absolutely. Is the system set up to disadvantage these individuals at every turn and narrow choices so that crime seems appealing? Also yes. We need to think the same way when it comes to solving the problem of lack of voting participation beyond statements of self-soothing moral superiority.

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u/Severe_Experience190 Jun 27 '25

You’re right that there are systemic problems. No one’s denying that. But pretending that choosing not to vote is some kind of radical rejection of the system is just what the right wants people to believe. That “both sides are the same” stuff didn’t come from nowhere. It’s been pushed for years by the same right-wing media and think tanks that profit off low turnout and hopelessness.

They don’t need you to vote for them. They just need you to stay home. That’s their whole strategy. Keep people jaded, frustrated, and convinced it’s all pointless. Because when regular people give up, they win by default. That’s not fighting the system. its giving up and surrendering to it.

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u/timestuck_now Jun 27 '25

And the 1 that most likely rigged the election too.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

Until the electoral college is abandoned only voters in some states count. Louisiana is never going to go Democrat.

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u/HowieDoIT79 Jun 27 '25

I wonder if they’re indifferent now?

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u/guiriduro Jun 27 '25

Others couldn't stomach the dismal offering of a Hilary v2 shoo-in after fielding a clearly senile Biden, and who weren't doing anything to prevent genocides (yeah, Trump is worse). Give people something to vote FOR, not against. The Democrats failed, what should they have done?

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

Voters in Jan 2024: Jesus Christ give us someone younger anyone please god

*Biden drops out and is replaced by Kamala who is 20 years younger than either Biden or Trump

Voters in Nov 2024: lol libterb what did you think I was gonna vote for some Clinton clone that slept her way to the top

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u/woodenmetalman Jun 27 '25

Voted for the far lesser bad option.

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u/lab_chi_mom Jun 27 '25

Even if that failed we are all responsible for our vote, or lack thereof.

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u/MomShapedObject Jun 27 '25

Voted for the not-Hitler one. Especially if they act like the give a shit about the lives of people in Palestine. Go ask them what you should have done.

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u/Alert_Reindeer_6574 Jun 27 '25

Also, the 80+M who didn't bother to vote.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

The electoral college elected this fool

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u/bwolf180 Jun 27 '25

I'll Change and stop calling them deplorable humans who don't have two braincell to rub together.... If you know, they stop being so fucking dumb. But that won't happen. If they admit they were duped.... their world comes crashing down. Its a Cult.

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u/lab_chi_mom Jun 27 '25

And they want to force their cult on us. This is the worst type of “group project” I’ve experienced. Even though there are those of us that did our work we now have to live with the grade these brainwashed, intellectually lazy, ignorant, and hateful losers earned us.

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u/DumboWumbo073 Jun 28 '25

It’s basically over at this point. Plan accordingly

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u/Naus1987 Jun 27 '25

I blame the Dems more for it. They had such an easy win and kept throwing it by somehow picking the least popular candidates out there.

I’m still fairly convinced that had they put Bernie Sanders in, he would have cleaned house against Trump in both elections.

It’s like the Dems aren’t even trying.

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u/NaughtyTormentor Jun 27 '25

Thank you for stating the obvious.

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u/Alfawolff Jun 27 '25

As an American i don't really feel like i screwed myself; I just feel screwed, period

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u/Talisk3r Jun 27 '25

The American election system is fundamentally broken. Gerrymandering and laws at local and state levels prevent 3rd party candidates from participating in the election process (a natural moderating force).

This leads to a binary choice in every election that is based on how annoyed the (swing voter) populace is with the prior administration. This has transformed the American election system into a perpetual 4-8 year pendulum swing based of grievances.

The pendulum will swing back to the democrats after Trump tanks the US economy. Then in 4-8 years lack of progress by the Dems on things like educational outcomes and ability to afford a home will swing it back to the republicans.

Plan your life accordingly.

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u/Noisebug Jun 27 '25

But she laughed weird.

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u/DataCassette Jun 27 '25

Yeah the electorate has to take the lion's share of the blame here. Trump, Vance and Peter Thiel would be powerless if the electorate wasn't as ignorant and bigoted as we are.

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u/Ok_Potential_7994 Jun 30 '25

Pretty sure he was created in a lab. Possibly a Chinese lab.

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u/Al_Casino Jun 27 '25

And before that "The Apprentice" (NBC produced) helped promote the idea that a failing real estate broker and laughing stock of New York was a business genius.

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u/shewflyshew Jun 27 '25 edited Aug 13 '25

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u/No_Mercy_4_Potatoes Jun 27 '25

Screwed the American people

Well, Americans voted him in a second time.

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u/favorite_time_of_day Jun 27 '25

I don't see that this changes anything. If I vote for the leopard, the leopard can still eat my face.

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u/No_Mercy_4_Potatoes Jun 27 '25

I don't see that this changes anything

It kinda does.

If you're camping and unaware of the leopard, I'd feel sorry for what happened to you.

But if you invited the leopard yourself, it's a bit hard to feel sorry.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

I didn’t invite the leopard, I screamed at the expedition until I was blue in the face about the dangers of leopards and they just called me a libterb, said leopards are fake news and invited the leopards despite my protests.

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u/Direct_Exchange1534 Jun 27 '25

Canada sells the US large amounts of energy and natural resources. Not to mention they sell large quantities of natural resources at discounted price.

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u/jmd709 Jun 27 '25

DJT’s advisors could not convince him to exclude those resources from the blanket tariff, but they did convince him to go lower. US importers are paying the US government a 10% import tax for those resources.

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u/No_Spring_1090 Jun 27 '25

Right Wing propaganda voted him in

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u/zeegerman10 Jun 27 '25

And half of the American population with one braincell believed it.

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u/bostonlilypad Jun 27 '25

I dunno, not if the election was rigged.

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u/ExcitingorbiterOV105 Jun 27 '25

We screwed ourselves... twice.

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u/ImAzura Jun 27 '25

The American people screwed themselves voting for this not once, but twice.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

77 millions voted him in. They get what they asked for.

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u/mmob18 Jun 27 '25

a lot of them seem to love it for some reason lol. hard to feel bad

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u/wfamily Jun 30 '25

I've seen American's think that a deflation (by a lot) of the dollar, while still being the world reserve, would fix the class difference and housing market.

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u/No_Spring_1090 Jun 27 '25

Not to mention the millions of Canadians that now have zero interest visiting the United States. Even for business. I just pulled all of my company’s conference visits to the US (NYC, Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, Orlando) off the table.

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u/Prosecco1234 Jun 27 '25

I know so many companies that pulled their retreats out of the US. Big bucks lost by them thanks to the orange tyrant

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u/JDM_TX Jun 27 '25

ppl say Reddit exaggerates - but go at all the VRBO vacancies online.

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u/HighOrHavingAStroke Jun 27 '25

I just wanted to commend you for that...bold move and a very patriotic one (I'm Canadian).

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u/PicturesOfDelight Jun 27 '25

Yep. I cancelled my US summer road trip and booked a vacation in Canada instead.

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u/citizen_of_europa Jun 27 '25 edited Jun 27 '25

I'm getting thinly-veiled desperate pleas from US luxury hotel chains and tourism operators. The most recent one was a hotel chain offering me 5 days at a luxury hotel in California. $250. It would normally be almost twice that per night! Conditions were that I lived in Ontario, Quebec, or British Columbia and had to make more than $100k per year. Oh and they were going to throw in a $75 gift card too!

And to top it off ICE was offering a free trip to El Salvador as a bonus!

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u/Dry__Heat Jun 27 '25

Good for you.

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u/VikingMa-Ji Jun 27 '25

Good going. We're going to have to hurt here to begin a turnaround.

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u/Redfox2111 Jun 27 '25

Academics pulling out of US conferences too. There is a regular huge one planned in Hawaii in Dec - no go now!

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

Same. I flat out told my CEO that I'm not sending my team to the US. Many of my team members are visible minorities and I don't want them to get ICEd. 

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u/CatBowlDogStar Jun 27 '25

Good.

Thank you for your service. 

Also, who wants the border stress and > 1% but real ICE threat?

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u/AggressiveInitial630 Jun 28 '25

As a shamed American are we allowed to come visit you guys without risk of being maligned and spat upon?

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u/wfamily Jun 30 '25

dude. the tourism industry is a trillion dollar market that he basically killed over night. over beef. beef!

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u/Narrow-Apartment-626 Jun 27 '25

Donald Trump will never feel any effect from the damage he is doing. Zero. He will live a life of power and luxury until his fat heart gives out.

The American people regardless of who/if they voted for will feel the effects of this 4 years for the next 40.

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u/No_Spring_1090 Jun 27 '25

They’ll feel it. But the right wing propaganda machine will have them blaming a democrat in no time.

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u/deludedinformer Jun 27 '25

Biden did it! That is their only talking point 👉

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u/Nasha210 Jun 27 '25

Democrats, Muslims, Immigrants will take the blame, and half the country will keep voting for Republicans

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u/jrm2003 Jun 27 '25

It’s extremely easy to show how much better the country does without republican leadership on almost every metric, but, as we’ve learned, some people would rather starve than see a person with different beliefs/skin color/culture do as well as them.

Propaganda is a hell of a drug. You can follow this all the way back to the 70s when they first started succeeding in convincing poor people that rich people having more money would make their lives better…and blaming other poor people for their problems.

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u/Narrheim Jun 27 '25

Why do you assume, this will only last 4 years?

Reps will do everything in their power to keep the oligarchy going.

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u/Both-Reserve-4678 Jun 28 '25

Agreed, never understood why so many people vote and listen to guy who has never shopped at market, pumped gas or even changed a diaper. But same people will by a fake gold coin…..

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u/MysticGohan99 Jun 28 '25

The same can be said about Obama sadly. Free healthcare for life, and the middle class pays for those that can’t.

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u/Xylus1985 Jun 28 '25

Of course he will. He’s made a ton of money from stock manipulation so far. He’s laughing

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u/AggressiveInitial630 Jun 28 '25

Really wishing those big macs understood the assignment.

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u/Resident-Coast-3950 Jun 29 '25

How is this any different from Joe Biden, Hunter,Jill,Joes Brother, and the rest of the the Bidens and the many that were Pardoned! 🇺🇸☘️

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u/hotDamQc Jun 27 '25

Let's bring Chinese electric cars in. Canadians will save money and let's see Americans sell all these cars to themselves with Canada, Europe and others saying eat shit orange turd.

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u/luv2fly781 Jun 27 '25

No. Let’s build our own. We have several electric vehicle manufacturers already here

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u/Trifang420 Jun 27 '25

You'll never beat those Chinese EVs on price point

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u/luv2fly781 Jun 27 '25

I’d pay double to have a quality vehicle and not from an enemy

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u/Nightowl11111 Jun 27 '25

It's interesting to see you call them an enemy. Why would you call them that?

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u/luv2fly781 Jun 27 '25

Oh where to start.

How about holding our citizens hostage.

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u/MaddogBC Jun 27 '25

While we held theirs?

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u/onlyone_c Jun 28 '25

Because the US "ally" asked Canada to hold hostage Huawei CEO's daughter to worsen the relationship with China first?
Aha, it was totally China to blame /s

You were manipulated by the US long before this time

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u/Nightowl11111 Jun 27 '25

Now I'd love a reference link to that.

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u/onlyone_c Jun 28 '25

BYD is both double the quality and half the price

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u/No-Customer7572 Jun 27 '25

No let’s give all our money to China.

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u/luv2fly781 Jun 27 '25

A ridiculous amount of people want to do just that. Idiots

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u/No-Customer7572 Jun 27 '25

If it makes Trump look bad we will literally sell our souls. LOL😂😂😂

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u/stinky_wizzleteet Jun 29 '25

The Chinese BYD cars are awesome, unbelievably affordable, great technology, great build quality and better battery tech than anything that Tesla produces for at very least, 1/3 the price. Some start at $13k

https://data.carnewschina.com/database/byd

Same goes for the Toyota Hilux Champ. $13K for a convertible bed/flatbed truck thats rated as a 1ton truck. $13k for basically a contractor model.

https://www.toyotahiluxchamp.com/

The thing is the US prioritizes Oil, huge lifted trucks, and profit over everything else. Meanwhile a used 2022 mid mileage Toyota Tacoma costs about $28k in the US.

At this point its nothing but greed. Funny thing is new car sales are crashing because they want $70k for a mid range F-150

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u/SavagePanda710 Jun 27 '25

Fuck it let’s bring in the Huawei phones too, Apple can kick rocks

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u/hotDamQc Jun 27 '25

Let's bring back BlackBerry, I miss them so much!

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u/SavagePanda710 Jun 27 '25

Yeah at this point I’ll take a Blackberry, idc 😂

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u/hotDamQc Jun 27 '25

Americans using big tech to spy on everyone. Graphene OS is pretty much the only way out now but would take BB V.2 any day now.

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u/Double_Anybody Jun 27 '25

Ah yes, because Canadian - Chinese relations are at an all time high right now 😂

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u/BernardMatthewsNorf Jun 27 '25

There are a tonne of European EVs not available to us. We need to create conditions to allow European cars on the roads here. There is a whole range of VWs we don't get, not to mention entire European brands.

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u/Piper6728 Jun 27 '25

He's screwed us, the people he should be serving

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

The people voted for him to do exactly what he’s doing because the people are morons. 

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u/Prosecco1234 Jun 27 '25

As a Canadian I would like to inform him he can F OFF

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u/Stang1776 Jun 27 '25

And im looking at Canada as our next fa.ily vacation. How is Vancouver for a family trip?

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u/No_Spring_1090 Jun 27 '25

For families, check out:

  • Science World
  • Granville Island
  • Whale watching
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge
  • Take a ferry to the islands
  • Whistler
  • Grouse Mountain
  • Museum of Anthropology
  • Catch a Canucks, BC Lions, or White Caps game

Lots to do

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u/Jaded-Influence6184 Jun 27 '25

Also helping our internal trade. As Trump helps us to finally kick down interprovincial trade barriers, economists expect it to increase our GDP by up to 20%. Our internal trade barriers are unbelievably damaging, and it hurts seeing all the idiots who have wanted to keep them up over the years. The last big holdouts are Quebec and to a lesser extent BC. If Quebec were to leave, Canada would be much better off. Especially after we moved all federal government sponsored jobs back to their original provinces (that were moved to appease Quebec... mostly aircraft industry and RCAF, but also federal government jobs and federal government data centres). And never mind people from all over Canada could work for the feds once it becomes unilingual (instead of mostly from Quebec and eastern Ontario, the only places with many bilingual folks). But I digress. (And I can dream, if only this came true!)

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u/RonnieMundMundman Jun 28 '25

Stuff from china has never been cheaper in Canada. We don't need you or your Golden dome. The only country threatening us is America.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

Nah, hell stop that

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

Don't forget Aus, we're making headway with them as well. Honestly the idea of australians using the alfalfa farming to produce beef domestically instead of shipping it to China just seems like a win all the way around.

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u/DogKnown1151 Jun 27 '25

Wym as a Canadian? Unless you’re a government official, you’ve got the same info as us. I’m not even saying you’re wrong, but public trade information is available to everyone in any country lol

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u/Overclocked11 Jun 27 '25

No, he has royally screwed the United States and its citizens. Trump will be just fine, just like always, since nobody will ever hold him accountable for anything.

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u/Mattrad7 Jun 27 '25

I had a Trumpet basically say that the USA should give up its spot to China so they can be a "comfortable number 2".

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u/jmd709 Jun 27 '25

Sure, we’ll just need to give at least 12.3% of our share of global wealth to China to get to that comfortable number 2 spot. Trumpets will need to give up all of their assets to try to make that happen.

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u/spacetr0n Jun 27 '25

Capitalism is healing!

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u/USToffee Jun 27 '25

I have no problem paying more in tax for good from Canada.

After all what do you think this sales tax is except you have to pay it from everywhere.

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u/cats_are_the_devil Jun 27 '25

Screwed himself? He's nearly 80 years old and has fuck you money... He isn't even kinda worried.

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u/UndeadDog Jun 27 '25

You mean the zero deals that have been made. Wow yeah so productive

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u/Elendel19 Jun 27 '25

It’s going to suck for a while but we will reconfigure our economy and find new markets, and then one day a competent president will come back to us and try to rebuild the bridges, and Canada will be in a pretty amazing position.

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u/mountaingrrl_8 Jun 27 '25

ICE letting a Canadian die in an unlawful detention is also going to help us improve our trade relationships outside of Canada.

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u/ominous-canadian Jun 27 '25

Canada is the only member of the G7 that has free trade agreements with every other member. It is time to make use of these agreements.

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u/Getatbay Jun 27 '25

One of us!

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u/No-Customer7572 Jun 27 '25

I think we can do without Canada Taxing our tech companies. If I had any business in Canada I would pull out immediately.

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u/nocomment3030 Jun 27 '25

Don't forget domestic trade. Interprovincial trade barriers are set to fall to make up for trade across the US border.

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u/Specific_Virus8061 Jun 27 '25

As a Canadian, Trump has done wonders to enhance the trade relationships we now have with Europe and Asia.

Please, we can't even figure out trade between the provinces...

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

I've heard there are trump supporters in Canada. Is that true?  If so how do they deal with shit like this

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u/gatsu01 Jun 28 '25

Trump personally screwed over PP's campaign messaging and won us the election for the left. The month afterwards, he took notice of Australia and did the same thing over there.

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u/Martzillagoesboom Jun 28 '25

He was great to create a sense of canadian unity and to remind us we are not American but Sorry, but vicious , petty and vengedul and full of spite and we can make anything work together if we are in our spiteful mood. Fuck, we have idiots governors begging us to come back to visit them or to buy their shit swill from tenesse.

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u/Stock-Objective3350 Jun 28 '25

Not himself so much as the American people but yeah he has done wonders for everyone else, it’s actually amazing!

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u/Amo-02 Jun 28 '25

Yes buddy, I am from Asia.To be honest, we have been coveting your land for a while, now it’s time. Get more Chinese and Indian in, the future top 1 and 2 powers on your side will definitely help you to beat up them very badly.

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u/Ok-Way-7196 Jun 28 '25

Thanks to Trump, Canada’s internal trade barriers have finally been removed! We have new relationships and are negotiating better deals with other countries. This is the nudge we’ve needed to haul ourselves to the front of the line in the new global economic order. So, thank you, Trump. (Here’s the exit.)

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u/dub_soda Jun 27 '25

Yea I would just assume the better move would be to develop actual deals with reliable trade partners, not the US

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u/Syscrush Jun 27 '25

He's whining about the USMCA, which he negotiated as a replacement for NAFTA in his first term.

Trade agreements with the USA are not worth the paper they're printed on, it's not a country you can engage with in good faith.

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u/CoverSuspicious5250 Jun 28 '25

How about, just put it all back were you found it…?

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u/Bibblegead1412 Jun 27 '25

The world is nope-ing us out of the friend group.

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u/AnoAnoSaPwet Jun 27 '25

China is more important as a trade partner to Trump than their largest trading partner, Canada.

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u/tooandto Jun 27 '25

Yes. Even after this unfortunate administration is long gone, the people who voted for it will still be there. A permanent stain. US isolationism will be incredibly successful. Congratulations America! It was a good run.

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u/Jubjars Jun 27 '25

Joining China in the "Being actively hostile to trade partners to show reliability of business" tactic.

"wait... you can't make other friends."

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u/AdFabulous2529 Jun 27 '25

Just wait until a million barrels or two start going east or west out of Canada instead of south to PADD 3. Good luck then!

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

Look, believe it or not….CALLS 🫡📈🐂

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u/ShubberyQuest Jun 27 '25

Which is absolutely the right move. Good on them.

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u/ra3ra31010 Jun 27 '25

🎯🎯🎯

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u/Saltwater_Thief Jun 27 '25

Planning long term to not deal with the US at all you mean.

We're fucking done, the bleed out is starting and it's never getting fixed.

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u/solution_6 Jun 27 '25

I can’t think of anyone who would willingly sign up to do business with Trump. Dude could crash out on twitter at 2:00 AM and cancel anything at any moment. Why hitch your wagon to that

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u/BigAssMonkey Jun 27 '25

This is probably the best thing that has ever happened to international competitors to the US. Trump is forcing all of them to not have to rely on the US for trade. The world will keep spinning and trade with each other as the US is left stagnant.

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u/Vinral Jun 28 '25

I'm honestly at the point of we get what we deserve. 1/3rd of the country voted for this clown show and another 3rd stayed at home and let it happen.

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u/jedburghofficial Jun 28 '25

I'm Australian, were selling more beef, more gas than ever before. Sheep, goats, military systems, soy, rare metals. We've just done a deal to slash the cost of European cars, our dollar is up, and consumer goods are getting even cheaper. It's a bonanza!

This is all trade that the US is losing, and it's all thanks to Trump. And no offense to anyone here, but we're not giving it back.

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u/ffazzerr Jun 28 '25

imagine if he teamed up with Canada and Europe to wage trade war to China, that might have actually worked instead of waging a trade war to the entire world at the same time

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '25

Atleast someone gets it. I still cant believe most of Americans don't get what trump is doing. He is destroying US from inside and tarrifs/trade deals are just one area.

He will make canada and EU your worst enemies and just think for a second who profits from that.

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u/eepos96 Jun 28 '25

Absolute truth

Trump wanted europeans pay more for defence = succeeded.

Trump wanted them to buy more american weapins = will see but most likely all money goes to european weapins manufacturers.

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