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  • Copier Addict
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    Originally posted by BillyCarpenter

    That's rich, isn't it?
    It's absolutely ridiculous

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  • BillyCarpenter
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    Originally posted by Copier Addict

    We know, but your interest is appreciated.
    That's rich, isn't it?

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  • BillyCarpenter
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    It's time to 'tear down interprovincial trade walls'. But how close are we to doing it?


    Often easier for Canadian companies to do business across international borders than within our own country, says Business Council of Alberta



    “One of the profound ironies of Canada’s focus on foreign trade is that, in many cases, it is actually easier for Canadian companies to do business across international borders than it is within our own country,” says the Business Council of Alberta.


    Movement to remove trade barriers within Canada has been renewed with the threat of Trump tariffs, but the progress to date has been slow

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  • Copier Addict
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    Originally posted by BillyCarpenter
    Canada doesn't even have free trade between its provinces. There's anywhere from a 7-12 percent tariff
    We know, but your interest is appreciated.

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  • SalesServiceGuy
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    Originally posted by SalesServiceGuy
    Trump slaps new 25% tariffs on Canada for steel and aluminum effective March 4th.

    Canada is the USA's largest importer of both products. The USA does not have the domestic capacity to replace either of these imports.

    Canada is waiting for the offical US declaration to be published before likely reacting with retaliatory tariffs.

    The famous American WWII aircraft, the Mustang, was 100% made from Canadian aluminum.
    Current Canadian thinking is that Trump needs to find a way to replace the US treasury's income from potential corporate tax cuts. He thinks tariffs, which are paid direclty to the US treasury, will fund these tax cuts.

    Effectively, American consumers will pay for any corporate tax cuts.

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  • BillyCarpenter
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    Canada doesn't even have free trade between its provinces. There's anywhere from a 7-12 percent tariff

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  • Copier Addict
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    Originally posted by SalesServiceGuy
    Trump slaps new 25% tariffs on Canada for steel and aluminum. Canada is the USA's largest importer of both products. The USA does not have the domestic capacity to replace either of these imports.

    Canada is waiting for the offical US declaration to be published before likely reacting with retaliatory tariffs.

    The famous American WWII aircraft, the Mustang, was 100% made from Canadian aluminum.
    And trumpy, like the child he is, said " I can hit you, but you can't hit me". What an intellectually stunted idiot.

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  • bsm2
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    So Trump's word of a 30 day pause was a lie

    What a surprise

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  • bsm2
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    Yep Drump Administration just increased the cost of steel and aluminum.

    Bend over you just got screwed AGAIN

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  • SalesServiceGuy
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    Trump slaps new 25% tariffs on Canada for steel and aluminum effective March 4th.

    Canada is the USA's largest importer of both products. The USA does not have the domestic capacity to replace either of these imports.

    Canada is waiting for the offical US declaration to be published before likely reacting with retaliatory tariffs.

    The famous American WWII aircraft, the Mustang, was 100% made from Canadian aluminum.
    Last edited by SalesServiceGuy; 02-11-2025, 03:05 AM.

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  • bsm2
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    Markets Weaken Second Week Inflation and Tariff Uncertainties Spur Further Selling
    All three major U.S. equity averages ended lower a second consecutive week amidst mixed earnings and job report jitters. A pair of Magnificent Seven tech giants beat on quarterly results while disappointing on weaker-than-expected forward revenue guidance. Meanwhile, the University of Michigan’s preliminary consumer sentiment reading for February fell to its lowest since July as future inflation expectations climbed to their highest since November 2023. Also importantly, tariff uncertainties and still resilient jobs growth will likely keep Fed policymakers on the sidelines regarding interest rates.

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  • Copier Addict
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    Originally posted by BillyCarpenter


    Dude, no one is dumping us for Canada. You have very little to offer other than woke bullshit
    I didn't say anything like that. Your comprehension abilities are waning.
    You better get back to the football game, there is going to be another 6 seconds of action. 😆

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  • BillyCarpenter
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    Originally posted by Copier Addict

    I don't mean this to be disrespectful to the US, but the longer trumpy is in charge the smaller the US will become.
    Isolationism and protectionism are never beneficial to those isolating.

    Dude, no one is dumping us for Canada. You have very little to offer other than woke bullshit

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  • Copier Addict
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    Originally posted by bsm2

    He thinks the other guys will back down unfortunately he has a sadly mistaken and it will cost American jobs and influence around the world will be damaged.

    Other countries will now look for other suppliers that will quickly fill the void to bypass the US manufacturing. Unfortunately once they close or move to other countries the US will probably not get them back as they will look at the US as unstable with Republicans. Incharge.
    I don't mean this to be disrespectful to the US, but the longer trumpy is in charge the smaller the US will become.
    Isolationism and protectionism are never beneficial to those isolating.

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  • bsm2
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    Originally posted by Copier Addict

    Trumpy is like a five year old with a new toy. Tariffs is that toy and it's all he wants to play with. No, scratch that. He is too intellectually stunted to even realise there are other toys.
    Stupid is a much too kind way to describe him.

    And trying to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico is his way of distracting his disciples from the fact he can't follow through on any of the promises in his campaign. And of course his disciples are falling for it hook line and sinker.
    He thinks the other guys will back down unfortunately he has a sadly mistaken and it will cost American jobs and influence around the world will be damaged.

    Other countries will now look for other suppliers that will quickly fill the void to bypass the US manufacturing. Unfortunately once they close or move to other countries the US will probably not get them back as they will look at the US as unstable with Republicans. Incharge.

    American people will pay more for everything under the Drump Administration

    Look for Democrats to shutdown the government in protest to Trump's unlawful moves in the next continue resolution debt ceiling.

    Stock market will crash and oil prices will go up and he blame the Democrats for everything.

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