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Remember tariffs don’t raise prices, the greedy corrupt corporations do this. If they would absorb them which they are financially able to but choose not to, it would be fine and no scary sensationalism
Remember tariffs don’t raise prices, the greedy corrupt corporations do this. If they would absorb them which they are financially able to but choose not to, it would be fine and no scary sensationalism
Discussion of tariff economics and corporate profit margins, arguing corporations bear responsibility for price increases.
@Ssjgnolan Mar 4, 2025
Gas prices here in my town went up 50 cents per gallon already this morning ? f trump
Gas prices here in my town went up 50 cents per gallon already this morning ? f trump
Reports personal observation of gas price increases attributed to Trump, combining lived experience with economic impact discussion.
@jerrymander1492 Mar 4, 2025
I love how they try to tell american its best to let us suck your blood dry because trade war is worst. Hey trudeau things are already bad so how bad can it get. America …
I love how they try to tell american its best to let us suck your blood dry because trade war is worst. Hey trudeau things are already bad so how bad can it get. America sink we all sink. So fair trade is the solution, good job trump.
Argument about trade fairness, economic consequences, and the need for balanced trade policy.
@AboWa-qe2rw Mar 4, 2025
I know it's not on most people's radar, but what is a huge problem that no one talks enough about is how when so many temporary foreign workers come here, they make money in Canadian …
I know it's not on most people's radar, but what is a huge problem that no one talks enough about is how when so many temporary foreign workers come here, they make money in Canadian dollars and then send that money out of our economy to their home Country. So our Canadian dollars are sold, and isn't spent in our Economy. When you go somewhere and you don't see any born in Canada employees you really need to make a choice to not support that business. Canadian wages should go to Canadians and spent in our economy. I hope we wise up and we start to really limit how many people we bring into the Country. We're literally bringing in 400K+ people that's about the size of Halifax, EVERY year. We just cannot support this rapid growth. Especially when the people coming in have no intention of integrating and do not share our values.
Focuses on economic impact of temporary foreign workers, money leaving the economy, and wages for Canadians, with underlying concern about integration and values.
weissblitz100 Jan 28, 2026
If they didn't bring their culture of being rude, obnoxious and disregard Canadian laws and etiquette maybe it wouldn't be so bad, but they also mass imported them to give companies cheap labor so they've …
If they didn't bring their culture of being rude, obnoxious and disregard Canadian laws and etiquette maybe it wouldn't be so bad, but they also mass imported them to give companies cheap labor so they've taken a tonne of opportunity from Canadians, reduced the quality of our education system making domestic Canadians unlikely to get any employment and the students also exploit the system to work. They all need a place to live and many are exploiting the government for benefits on top of driving up housing prices because of the scarcity they're actively causing.
Comprehensive critique linking immigration to job displacement, wage suppression, housing costs, and education system degradation.
MJ-5k Jan 28, 2026
Trump is NOT starting a trade war. He is equalizing the playing field. Canada was already imposing a 25% tariff on the US unfairly. Now they are charging 50% tariffs. Not fair at all!
Trump is NOT starting a trade war. He is equalizing the playing field. Canada was already imposing a 25% tariff on the US unfairly. Now they are charging 50% tariffs. Not fair at all!
Focuses on tariff rates and trade fairness, presenting economic arguments about tariff levels and their justification.
@aerodave1 Mar 4, 2025
Canada has alway had a tariff on US goods. Canada exports aprox 78% of their goods to the US, while the US exports aprox 17% to Canada. Canada will be crushed from this, but if …
Canada has alway had a tariff on US goods. Canada exports aprox 78% of their goods to the US, while the US exports aprox 17% to Canada. Canada will be crushed from this, but if that's what needs to happen to get them in line, then ok.
Analyzes trade statistics and economic impact of tariffs between Canada and the US.
@CaliTXman Mar 4, 2025
“I won’t sugar coat it” seems someone has understood how tariffs work. Which is somehow the reasons economies do everything to reduce or get rid of tariffs.
“I won’t sugar coat it” seems someone has understood how tariffs work. Which is somehow the reasons economies do everything to reduce or get rid of tariffs.
Analyzes tariff economics and their role in trade policy, discussing economic principles and outcomes.
@MathieuDeVinois Mar 4, 2025
16 year olds are paying 600-800 a month for car insurance because if a certain demographic ruining it for everyone
16 year olds are paying 600-800 a month for car insurance because if a certain demographic ruining it for everyone
Discusses economic impact (car insurance costs) while implying demographic blame, combining economic grievance with identity-based framing.
Datguy416 Jan 27, 2026
I’d moved to Canada if it wasn’t so expensive
I’d moved to Canada if it wasn’t so expensive
Personal account of considering immigration to Canada but being deterred by high cost of living.
@cheryl8493 Mar 4, 2025
Greedy people have been taking advantage of the US for far too long. You all want to sell to America, but don't want to share any of the profits with America, or give jobs to …
Greedy people have been taking advantage of the US for far too long. You all want to sell to America, but don't want to share any of the profits with America, or give jobs to Americans. Plus you want us to pay for everything that has to do with world peace. It is you who are deranged. Not Trump.
Focuses on trade imbalances, profit-sharing, and job creation as grievances against trading partners, with appeals to fairness.
@Brighten-Hell Mar 4, 2025
As long as south asian earning in dollers, they good to live there
As long as south asian earning in dollers, they good to live there
Frames immigration acceptability based on economic criteria (earning in dollars), making an economic argument about who 'deserves' to live in Canada.
kuldeepvirk4591 Mar 1, 2026
They will pay 25% more for our goods? Unacceptable! Starting today, WE will pay 25% more for their goods too!
They will pay 25% more for our goods? Unacceptable! Starting today, WE will pay 25% more for their goods too!
Proposes a reciprocal tariff response framed as economic retaliation, focusing on the cost impact of trade measures.
@allo5auru5 Mar 4, 2025
Hate low skilled Indian immigrants that get jobs before Canadian born people
Hate low skilled Indian immigrants that get jobs before Canadian born people
Commenter expresses resentment about job competition between immigrants and Canadian-born citizens, framing it as unfair economic displacement.
IndigoDaze_ Jan 27, 2026
It's not just Tim Hortons. It's every industry in Canada.
It's not just Tim Hortons. It's every industry in Canada.
Comment generalizes labor market observations across Canadian industries, suggesting systemic economic/employment patterns.
mooseknuckle8334 Jan 27, 2026
Business say prices will increase. There are few who said they will absorb the cost (bravo). Business may raise prices but people will only buy essential goods. So both consumer and businesses will suffer.
Business say prices will increase. There are few who said they will absorb the cost (bravo). Business may raise prices but people will only buy essential goods. So both consumer and businesses will suffer.
Discussion focuses on business pricing decisions, consumer purchasing behavior, and economic consequences for both sectors.
@JJHouse-v7n Mar 4, 2025
My thing, only one nationality getting jobs, hospitals fast foods stores. 😑 share the jobs please 🙏🏻
My thing, only one nationality getting jobs, hospitals fast foods stores. 😑 share the jobs please 🙏🏻
Complaint about job access disparities with implied ethnic/national identity framing, focusing on economic opportunity distribution.
gloriazaalman1915 Jan 23, 2026
I don't have coverage for physiotherapy which I could really use. I have to pay out of pocket for all of it. Why do asylum seekers get it for free?
I don't have coverage for physiotherapy which I could really use. I have to pay out of pocket for all of it. Why do asylum seekers get it for free?
Expresses grievance about unequal access to healthcare benefits, framing it as an economic fairness issue between citizens and asylum seekers.
jenfoster128 Feb 24, 2026
The tariffs are a pretext for a trade war that will only enrich the wealthy including trump..These people don't give a rat's ass about the people and never have..That's how they accumulated their obscene billions..
The tariffs are a pretext for a trade war that will only enrich the wealthy including trump..These people don't give a rat's ass about the people and never have..That's how they accumulated their obscene billions..
Analyzes tariffs as economic policy benefiting the wealthy, combining economic critique with ethical condemnation of inequality.
@michaeldonovan4793 Mar 4, 2025
NO ONE in American asked for Tarrifs. These are being called for to line the pockets of the Rich. They won't help the middle or lower class. I don't care if you are on the …
NO ONE in American asked for Tarrifs. These are being called for to line the pockets of the Rich. They won't help the middle or lower class. I don't care if you are on the Right or Left. This is cetianly a BAD decision benifitting NO ONE but the Rich. Please guys lets try to get some this to stop before it's too late.
Critiques tariffs as economically harmful to middle/lower classes while benefiting the wealthy, with a secondary call to action to stop the policy.
@lauthorn Mar 4, 2025
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