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There's no consequences for them
Canada is a failed state
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Jeets have no self awareness. They are animals. They only understand fear.
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Judging from him dancing at the Taylor Swift concert, I think Trudeau's used to getting his ass ripped.
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I have spoken with Indians in Toronto who have said very clearly they wouldn't live in Brampton and that they don't like the "rowdy Indians" who live there.
When even your own countrymen don't like you than you know it's bad.
They'll be some of the last ones hurt. Those in resource extraction and similar actually important jobs will get fucked if those tariffs become reality.
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Actually I don’t think Trumps going to tariff the cheap crude that fills his refineries. Alberta is not his problem.
The auto plants in Ontario though…. Big yikes there fellas, Trudeau keeps painting bigger targets on production that Trump wants back home.
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He's a man who's political policies amount to shooting into a crowd and hoping he hits the bad guy. I am not optimistic he won't hurt people unintentionally.
They've been a target for years so I do expect a lot of pain for them.
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I don’t think the retards running Canada understand that the Canadian auto industry is a relic from a time when USA considered us a simpleton younger sibling and sent us those jobs to keep us fat and happy and not taking calls from the soviets.
The smart thing to do would have been what every PM pre-Trudeau did: manage that relationship as something valuable and in the national interest, even when libtard Canadians thought their American neighbours were big old meanies.
But like everything else, Trudeau and his wedding party cabinet are so profoundly stupid they assumed Canada’s moral superiority was real and aspirational, not fluffy cope to offset our small actual global influence.
Rather than barking impotently at the rest of the world like America’s purse dog, we started nipping at the US itself. And now will be corrected.
It’s so humiliating being ruled by the least impressive idiots in the west. Held captive by one stupid pajeet in his quest for a pension.
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Could their pensions be revoked if it's found that they deliberately sabotaged the nation?
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America is a net oil exporter, they don't really need Alberta oil any more.
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There doesn’t appear to be a mechanism for it. We would have to get any challenges through the courts, staffed top to bottom with federal employees. And it’s pretty
to think the HoC would do it themselves.
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Trudeau goes to Brazil and lectures the world that Carbon Taxes are far more important then food prices or cost of living increases.
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/terry-newman-trudeau-to-canada-starve-your-kids-for-climate-change
He opened by insisting it is morally selfish to put food and lodging concerns above contributions to the carbon tax.
He told the audience: “It’s really, really easy when you’re in a short-term survive, I gotta be able to pay the rent this month, I’ve gotta be able to buy groceries for my kids, to say, OK, let’s put climate change as a slightly lower priority.” Then, as if he were a proud undergrad reciting textbook material, he mentions Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, but then doesn’t address these very real practical concerns.
He continued: “There’s a sense that affordability is in direct contrast with our moral responsibility to protect the planet. And that is something that unfortunately people have been amplified and used propaganda, misinformation, disinformation, and flat out lies to scare people into saying, oh, no, no, no. We’ve gotta take care of our household budget and bottom line first and environment second.”
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/terry-newman-trudeau-to-canada-starve-your-kids-for-climate-change
He opened by insisting it is morally selfish to put food and lodging concerns above contributions to the carbon tax.
He told the audience: “It’s really, really easy when you’re in a short-term survive, I gotta be able to pay the rent this month, I’ve gotta be able to buy groceries for my kids, to say, OK, let’s put climate change as a slightly lower priority.” Then, as if he were a proud undergrad reciting textbook material, he mentions Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, but then doesn’t address these very real practical concerns.
He continued: “There’s a sense that affordability is in direct contrast with our moral responsibility to protect the planet. And that is something that unfortunately people have been amplified and used propaganda, misinformation, disinformation, and flat out lies to scare people into saying, oh, no, no, no. We’ve gotta take care of our household budget and bottom line first and environment second.”
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Of all the things to riot over and the froggies choose "that". For Palestine? Okay.
Also onto other news. I feel like Trump is planning to do something really nasty to Canada. He's doing the Tariff shit but I think he's got something else in mind. He wants mass deportations from NYC and elsewhere.m. I just got the sense he's going to push out the migrants up here. Trudeau releasing that tweet in 2017 was just an aggravating factor, Trump and the others wanted to dump the migrant problem on Canada's door step from the very beginning of their term. Don't forget Trump's 2016 election was very much rooted in immigration problems and they wanted a solution. What ever is coming in a month or so will be fucked up beyond belief.
Also onto other news. I feel like Trump is planning to do something really nasty to Canada. He's doing the Tariff shit but I think he's got something else in mind. He wants mass deportations from NYC and elsewhere.m. I just got the sense he's going to push out the migrants up here. Trudeau releasing that tweet in 2017 was just an aggravating factor, Trump and the others wanted to dump the migrant problem on Canada's door step from the very beginning of their term. Don't forget Trump's 2016 election was very much rooted in immigration problems and they wanted a solution. What ever is coming in a month or so will be fucked up beyond belief.
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He's probably trying to tighten the screws on the corporations backing Trudeau and his cronies until they stop being idiots. We generally have another year until our election, so things are going to get worse before they get better no matter what.
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Isn't the hierarchy of needs... Y'know.... Food and shelter at the base?
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As if Trudeau Jr has any clue about needs. He grew up filthy rich anything he wanted he got. He just cannot wrap his head around the idea of people just not having enough money.
Pffttt milk is only like $20 a gallon right? Just send your maid out for more if you run low duh!
The Canadian political class is so far removed from everyday life they are almost a different species.
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Trump wants the Keystone XL pipeline built. He's not going to build it and then tariff the oil that runs through it.
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It was also, ironically, a way to get around tariffs at the time by opening up branch plant so that American corpos could claim that it was made in Canada. However, that became moot after 1988 when Canada signed a bilateral free trade agreement with the US and later NAFTA.
What truly floors me is that Trudeau believes that he's negotiating from a position of strength. Trump can take him to the cleaners because skippy will be desperate for anything he can use to claim a win so that he can improve his electoral chances. Newsflash! There's no way he can do that with the current polls.
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Based i hope he does and all the Pajeets flee the country back to India.
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it's meth and dilators according to the C*nadian government.