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NAFTA, this is Americans Revenge baby!!! TOOK OUR JOBS AND MEXICO TOO!!!
NAFTA, this is Americans Revenge baby!!! TOOK OUR JOBS AND MEXICO TOO!!!
Focuses on job loss and economic impact from trade policy (NAFTA), framed as American grievance.
@steves3649 Mar 4, 2025
…and we consumers pay the higher prices. Why don’t these higher prices go exclusively to politicians?!? They are the ones fighting like little girls and they should be the ones to pay for their stupid …
…and we consumers pay the higher prices. Why don’t these higher prices go exclusively to politicians?!? They are the ones fighting like little girls and they should be the ones to pay for their stupid arguments. I thought politicians were meant to represent the people. This is no longer the case
Focuses on economic impact (higher consumer prices) and critiques politicians for not bearing the costs of their disputes.
@iahlee Mar 4, 2025
TFW completely destroyed the Canadian job market. Canadian companies would rather use the program than hire local Canadian workers or young workers who are looking for there first job opportunity and gain experience. I respect …
TFW completely destroyed the Canadian job market. Canadian companies would rather use the program than hire local Canadian workers or young workers who are looking for there first job opportunity and gain experience. I respect immigrants who come to Canada, contribute to the community and economy and are willing to leave their culture in the past and adapt to our culture and language. I don’t respect immigrants who refuse to adapt to our language and culture. You’re in Canada, it’s either English and French, stop speaking Punjabi everywhere because we all can’t stand it, especially in businesses. Canada has a major immigration problem at this point. It’s not racist when it’s true. The truth is on film and everyone sees it. Canadians deserve better than what is happening right now. All we want is opportunities and opportunities to buy homes and have families. But the Canadian government would rather bend over to the Punjabi’s. What a disgrace!!
Primarily critiques job market impacts and economic competition, combined with cultural assimilation demands and identity-based framing about Canadian belonging.
DKD7788 Jan 27, 2026
Nobody is talking about all the babies being born with these immigrant couples and families. Canadian young people are deciding not to have children because sadly they can't afford them. Meanwhile immigrants are using our …
Nobody is talking about all the babies being born with these immigrant couples and families. Canadian young people are deciding not to have children because sadly they can't afford them. Meanwhile immigrants are using our over burdened medical fiasco while our children and tax payers work non stop supporting them! More babies, bigger accommodations, support, child tax credits, extra necessities, vehicles, even friggin credit cards paid by us.
Focuses on economic burden of immigration (healthcare, benefits, housing costs) while expressing demographic anxiety about Canadian birth rates and taxpayer strain.
jackiem2536 Feb 27, 2026
Very true nobody wins in a trade war!
Very true nobody wins in a trade war!
Discusses economic impact of trade wars, asserting mutual negative consequences.
@wankerka Mar 4, 2025
Yeah this is a shit show now with all these Indians. Housing is fucked, jobs are all fucked and the economy is going to shit because all they do is send money back home.
Yeah this is a shit show now with all these Indians. Housing is fucked, jobs are all fucked and the economy is going to shit because all they do is send money back home.
Attributes housing, job, and economic problems to a specific ethnic group, combining economic grievance with identity-based blame.
defiledcorpse Jan 27, 2026
Import cheap labor become the third world
Import cheap labor become the third world
Argues that immigration of cheap labor causes economic decline and national degradation.
Secopsco Jan 27, 2026
Trump just placed the same tariffs on them that they already had on us.
Trump just placed the same tariffs on them that they already had on us.
Factual statement comparing tariff rates between countries, presenting an economic argument about trade policy equivalence.
@Robert77-b4q Mar 4, 2025
For normal people it will be expensive
For normal people it will be expensive
Directly addresses economic impact of tariffs on ordinary consumers.
@horizon4351 Mar 4, 2025
And? They should go. We can’t afford to deal with them all
And? They should go. We can’t afford to deal with them all
Expresses concern about Canada's capacity to afford immigration, framed as an economic burden.
augurseer Jan 15, 2026
Trade Deficit. US imports more than they export.
Trade Deficit. US imports more than they export.
Presents a factual economic claim about trade deficits as a basis for understanding the tariff dispute.
@LezleeBrunson Mar 4, 2025
All we have to do is stop giving these refugees money and Free housing and they'll leave on their own it's a simple solution where is Canadians are the ones that worked for this country …
All we have to do is stop giving these refugees money and Free housing and they'll leave on their own it's a simple solution where is Canadians are the ones that worked for this country and get nothing are pension checks is pathetic but yet they come in here and make three times the money and contribute nothing to our country other than chaos
Focuses on economic disparity between refugees receiving benefits and Canadian citizens with inadequate pensions, proposing defunding as a solution.
DanielLepack-j7e Feb 27, 2026
Yall are sheep. \nEvery country needs imports. But America relies on so many other countries to keep itself going is more than unhealthy. If China and the US went to war, yes, China would suffer. …
Yall are sheep. \nEvery country needs imports. But America relies on so many other countries to keep itself going is more than unhealthy. If China and the US went to war, yes, China would suffer. But look around your house, I bet most of it says - Made In China. That can NOT happen to the extent it is. \n\nFun Fact- when Russia, Ukraine war started, Russia couldn’t get Coke ( Soda ) now Russia has many knock offs that they say taste just like ours. Point is, Russia started making their own. Yes, the US will always need imports. But did you know over a dozen + countries already have & had tariffs on the US for a LONG time, some are even our “ Allies “. Do you know why they do it? To protect their economy. To protect domestic goods. The short term is always the hardest. But it’s been proven that the long run, tariffs actually help a country’s economy. Also, the US gets shafted when it comes down to a lot of trade deals. Yeah, okay, imports are great… ( If you are getting a good deal )
Extended argument about tariffs, trade dependencies, and economic protectionism using comparative examples from Russia, China, and the US.
@2023DodgeRam Mar 4, 2025
U guys should tariff 50% on apple products to Canada
U guys should tariff 50% on apple products to Canada
Suggests trade tariff policy as an economic response strategy.
@guhonorato Mar 4, 2025
It's not the immigrants. Canada never had enough for their own. The taxes are too damn high
It's not the immigrants. Canada never had enough for their own. The taxes are too damn high
Argues that Canada's problems stem from insufficient resources and high taxes rather than immigration itself, framing this as an economic issue.
aen_MinakoJohto Feb 12, 2026
High immigration. High housing costs. High food prices. Thank a Liberal voter.
High immigration. High housing costs. High food prices. Thank a Liberal voter.
Links immigration to housing and food costs while blaming a political group, combining economic grievance with partisan identity framing.
Redneckboy991 Jun 20, 2025
Where are the??????? They are doing skip the dishes, indian owned liquor stores, Indian own construction companies, Tim hortones, restaurant kitchen, pizza stores....go find them
Where are the??????? They are doing skip the dishes, indian owned liquor stores, Indian own construction companies, Tim hortones, restaurant kitchen, pizza stores....go find them
Highlights immigrant economic contributions and employment across multiple sectors and business ownership.
KamalNoor-v2w Oct 21, 2025
They are starting to take a lot of union jobs as well as undercutting contractors and working for cash. I’m a contractor and it’s been getting a lot worse. People are quoting under material costs. …
They are starting to take a lot of union jobs as well as undercutting contractors and working for cash. I’m a contractor and it’s been getting a lot worse. People are quoting under material costs. Taking the money and running out of Canada with it.
Contractor shares firsthand experience of wage undercutting and labor market competition from immigrant workers, framed as an economic concern.
MrK-h5e Oct 11, 2025
blame our corporate overlords for being cheap.
blame our corporate overlords for being cheap.
Attributes immigration issues to corporate cost-cutting and labor exploitation rather than immigration policy itself.
gurvirsingh8118 Jun 20, 2025
9:33 India's GDP PPP is bigger than Canada, that's why one person in the family could work and everyone can eat, unlike in Canada, where you need multiple people working to eat. However, living conditions …
9:33 India's GDP PPP is bigger than Canada, that's why one person in the family could work and everyone can eat, unlike in Canada, where you need multiple people working to eat. However, living conditions in India is way worst, even though cost of living is better.
Compares economic conditions and cost of living between India and Canada, analyzing wage and employment requirements across countries.
Blu32-d8q Oct 7, 2025
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