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presumably the earnings from the Canadian import taxes can be given directly to the business that export to the US to offset their 25% :D
presumably the earnings from the Canadian import taxes can be given directly to the business that export to the US to offset their 25% :D
Proposes an economic policy solution involving tariff revenue redistribution to offset trade impacts.
@AndreasLianos 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
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
I’m in Seattle and have a vacation home in British Columbia so go there often while renting out other days to other people. Wonder how the tariffs gonna affect this. For example if certain things …
I’m in Seattle and have a vacation home in British Columbia so go there often while renting out other days to other people. Wonder how the tariffs gonna affect this. For example if certain things need to be remodeled in my pad over in BC I usually order from suppliers in USA near the border since I use them for my home in Seattle too. I’m guessing it might get taxed now. Not sure how it will play out. I do know that initially tariffs gonna effect lot of people but do believe in general it will get economy better. I recently saw that Mexico been adding tariffs for years for certain USA goods (for example appliances purchased in usa from Mexico will cost another 27% etc) and it’s time for USA do similar things. Just hoping my burrito cost doesn’t keep going up. Was around 8$ several years back and now it’s 14$ in Seattle ?
First-person account of how tariffs may affect personal business and property, with broader economic analysis and price inflation concerns.
@SeoulToSeattle Mar 4, 2025
I think people need to understand that if you look at it from a business standpoint the US constantly gets fucked in every trade and as much as most americans want to be friendly with …
I think people need to understand that if you look at it from a business standpoint the US constantly gets fucked in every trade and as much as most americans want to be friendly with most countries they cant when you are forced to help other people outside your country before you can help yourself
Frames trade policy from a business perspective, arguing the US is economically disadvantaged in international agreements.
@chc1169c Mar 4, 2025
The price of hockey equipment just went through the roof thanks, Trump
The price of hockey equipment just went through the roof thanks, Trump
Cites specific economic consequence (price increase in hockey equipment) resulting from trade policy, illustrating economic impact argument.
Mar 4, 2025
While I acknowledge that the way Trump and Vance addressed Zelensky could have been more diplomatic, as an American , I cannot justify allocating $360 billion of our tax funds towards resolving another counties war—especially …
While I acknowledge that the way Trump and Vance addressed Zelensky could have been more diplomatic, as an American , I cannot justify allocating $360 billion of our tax funds towards resolving another counties war—especially when only half of that amount has been accounted for, and the other half remains untracked. Let that point sink in! The US is currently in $33 Trillion dolars in debt yet giving away money like candy . No other country is contributing money like we are . We simply do not have the resources to continue doing that . Our financial situation is worsening as we print more money to allocate toward other countries. Furthermore, 7% of the $33 trillion of the US debt is owed by other countries , including China . Our funds need to be utilized for our own benefit before being given away. We have veterans on the streets, the elderly suffering because SS isn't covering their basic needs , school system thatvis failing , health insurance unaffordable by most. We need to fix our own issues. We need to feed our own kids before we feed the neighbors, not the other way around.
Extended argument focused on US debt, budget allocation priorities, and domestic economic needs versus foreign aid spending.
@l.a.a3682 Mar 4, 2025
Trump tariffs pressure companies to build manufacturing in America to avoid tariffs and sell goods in America. It brings jobs vack to America. I cant find any other way to bring manufacturing back to America. …
Trump tariffs pressure companies to build manufacturing in America to avoid tariffs and sell goods in America. It brings jobs vack to America. I cant find any other way to bring manufacturing back to America. People need jobs in America but corporate america only cared about their profits.
Focuses on tariffs, manufacturing jobs, and corporate profit motives as economic mechanisms and policy solutions.
@tomlewis9776 Mar 4, 2025
So many US citizens really don't understand how they've been taken for mugs over the years with tariffs. \nThe EU being the worst. Now you have a president that is trying to level the playing …
So many US citizens really don't understand how they've been taken for mugs over the years with tariffs. \nThe EU being the worst. Now you have a president that is trying to level the playing field and punish those that won't give up easily.
Discusses tariffs, trade imbalances, and economic leveling between nations, framing tariffs as a tool to correct unfair trade practices.
@Bertie22222 Mar 4, 2025
No matter what the political view one have. Tariffs Hurt the most disadvantage the most. All the rising of prices create more crime!
No matter what the political view one have. Tariffs Hurt the most disadvantage the most. All the rising of prices create more crime!
Argues that tariffs disproportionately harm vulnerable populations and increase crime through price inflation.
@rubenlopez5433 Mar 4, 2025
The US has already tried the Tariff experiment.....\nTariffs in 30's by the US contributed to the great depression \nSmoot–Hawley Tariff Act. The Tariff Act of 1930 (codified at 19 U.S.C. ch. 4), commonly known as …
The US has already tried the Tariff experiment.....\nTariffs in 30's by the US contributed to the great depression \nSmoot–Hawley Tariff Act. The Tariff Act of 1930 (codified at 19 U.S.C. ch. 4), commonly known as the Smoot–Hawley Tariff or Hawley–Smoot Tariff, was a law that implemented protectionist trade policies in the United States\nAnd obviously that didn't work, quite the opposite!\nDeliberate Economic Sabotage?\nSo much for Trump saying historically the American economy did the best under tariff policies\nTo make smart decisions you should also pay regard to history
Provides historical economic analysis of tariff policies and their negative consequences, critiquing Trump's economic approach with evidence.
@NjalLaing Mar 4, 2025
As an American who lives on the Michigan/Canadian border, this WILL have a serious negative effect on small business. Including my carpentry shop that relies on multiple shipments from Canada per week.
As an American who lives on the Michigan/Canadian border, this WILL have a serious negative effect on small business. Including my carpentry shop that relies on multiple shipments from Canada per week.
Commenter shares personal business experience while arguing that tariffs will negatively impact small business economics.
@PCPAyLOAD Mar 4, 2025
Didn't touch on the prices of goods coming across the border into the US. Get a grip Frenchie, you're ripping us off, that's the reason for the tariffs, bozo! Come on mention the outrageous prices …
Didn't touch on the prices of goods coming across the border into the US. Get a grip Frenchie, you're ripping us off, that's the reason for the tariffs, bozo! Come on mention the outrageous prices on the goods we get from your country.
Focuses on pricing and trade economics as justification for tariffs, criticizing Canadian goods pricing.
@samwestover9953 Mar 4, 2025
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
Canada is financially under water
Canada is financially under water
Brief assertion about Canada's financial status as an economic argument.
@hillbillyhomestead1966 Mar 4, 2025
Congrats to all you who thought Trump would somehow not fumble this. Max pain incoming for so many not just in the US, but the world!
Congrats to all you who thought Trump would somehow not fumble this. Max pain incoming for so many not just in the US, but the world!
Warns of severe economic consequences ('max pain') from Trump's tariff policy affecting multiple countries.
@bluetoughguy Mar 4, 2025
Thank Justin Trudeau for this. I was born here in Ottawa and live in low income housing. I worked since 16 years of age times have changed. Immigrants need to be sent back. All the …
Thank Justin Trudeau for this. I was born here in Ottawa and live in low income housing. I worked since 16 years of age times have changed. Immigrants need to be sent back. All the people from India have taken jobs at Esso, Shell, Tim Hortons. Citcle K, McDonald's, Walmart!!!
Combines personal hardship narrative with claim that immigrants from India have taken jobs in specific sectors, attributing economic struggles to immigration.
Pantherqueen-r2i Aug 27, 2025
I like some of the indians but honestly they are taking all our jobs now. It's not just east coast, It's the same here out west where I am. Send em the hell back dude
I like some of the indians but honestly they are taking all our jobs now. It's not just east coast, It's the same here out west where I am. Send em the hell back dude
Claims about job competition and labor market displacement attributed to Indian immigrants, with xenophobic call for deportation.
bcigothigh Jan 28, 2026
You should've visited Cape Breton. Very similar conditions maybe worst. They put us in a housing crisis. Hard to find a place to live causing huge rent hikes.
You should've visited Cape Breton. Very similar conditions maybe worst. They put us in a housing crisis. Hard to find a place to live causing huge rent hikes.
Anecdotal account of housing crisis and rent increases attributed to immigrant populations, framing immigration as economic threat.
2380shaun Jan 27, 2026
canada exports 75+% of its overall products into the united states, it only imports 50ish% overall products from the united states of america. This is why the tariffs are in place. Agree or disagree, this …
canada exports 75+% of its overall products into the united states, it only imports 50ish% overall products from the united states of america. This is why the tariffs are in place. Agree or disagree, this is why trump is doing what hes doing. Our country is in shambles and we need our allies to pump money into our economy or else it will only get worse in our country. And both canada and mexico are outraged by the simple way trump is approaching this.
Provides trade statistics and economic rationale for tariffs, analyzing the economic relationship between countries and its policy implications.
@JonathanPerez-rl2on Mar 4, 2025
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