Because the oligarchy of Canada is globohomo. White hating, brown importing, Chinese bribed, pedophile protecting, DEI, tranny loving, nigger faggot retarded Globohomo.
Older appliances even encouraged repair, you were able to order replacement parts and there was repair manuals and diagrams available from the manufacturers.
Because Canada has done jack shit to prevent the shipping of fentanyl across the border into the US.
I remember Dr Jeet was seeing the wife for initial meeting for what was expected to be a very big medical deal. We sat down at his desk, he turned to me, and asked "Mr XYZpdq, please tell me what your wife is having issues with".
I will gladly pay to watch Canadians get buck broken, they’ve had it too good for too long.
and keep in mind this is the SAME FUCKING CANADA that could put the Hitler in Blackface Hitler when it came to the truckers, shutting down borders, bank accounts,, literally running down old ladies with horseback mounties
I like how the replies are all ‘clearly it was Trump who broke first’ when everybody who has ever worked to try and get Trump to do something has repeatedly said ‘just do what he wants’
The point of this stuff is that it's supposed to be resoleable when the sole gives out and recraftable when the upper needs to be repaired. You're paying for something that has the option of being repaired when wear and tear inevitably takes its toll on it, and paying for it to be made by skilled, first world craftsmen. Neither of these things come cheap.
Fuck this backroom deal shit. At this point the tarriffs should stay until the countries PUBLICLY apologize for being a bunch of faggots and explain exactly what they are going to do to help us.
People also don't understand why these things cost so much. Wanna know why? There are borderline zero operating commercial tanneries in the US left. I think the grand total is like 3. Guess what, same applies for commercial looms. The guys who founded Origin Maine who do all US made and US sourced clothes had to find one rotting away in an abandoned factory in Detroit somewhere and spend a fuckton of time figuring out how it works and how to fix/refurbish it. That is something that really needs to be addressed if we're gonna make shit again. Even if it requires something like the Army or a government contracted engineering firm designing a simple one anyone can copy for a small license.
A ton of old manufacturing machinery is either destroyed/gone or shipped off to foreign countries. A great example of this is selvedge denim looms, which practically don't exist in the US anymore after the Japanese bought all of them.
Gay. It's going to lessen his threats in the future.
And you never have to deal with them begging you to stop as they speak gibberish
Yep, and those jap jeans are top tier stuff with great service. BTW with all the talk of MITUSA stuff and people bitching about prices I recommend Roundhouse workwear, all made in the US and not really expensive at all for the quality. Hell they're maybe 10-20 bucks more than Walmart/Target shit.
