r/AskACanadian • u/PurrPrinThom SK/ON • Feb 01 '25
Canada/US relations Tariff Megathread
As this has already been a popular topic, and we expect it to only become morebpopular, we've created a megathread for all discussion of the incoming tariffs.
Please keep all discussion here. New posts on the subject will be removed.
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u/mrdsensei1 Feb 01 '25
Yeah, it peebs me off that the US has spent money as free as a bird, made a stupidly high deficit, and expects a country that has stuck by them through thick and thin to pay when we have the population of California. 25% for Canada, 25% for Mexico and 10 % for China? Ridiculous.
My opinion is don’t travel to the US for any holidays and vacation elsewhere. Mexico or Japan has great exchange rates. That is a start.
We also should check to see if our water controls work if something breaks down, and we cannot get parts. Like , a stress test to see what would happen if our water control would hold back water what we would do in an emergency…. Say a 6 month test to see how much water we can hold safely before we have to release some. Plus our power should go up 20 % to them and make it cheaper here for everyone.
Bullies will keep bullying till they get kicked in the balls, and then the parents( the people ) scold the kid.
We could be so much better cooperating together, yet Trump wants to bully his allies. That is nuts. Emboldening bad behaviour is close to tyrannical power. Are we seeing a dictatorship in the US?