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Economic Argument
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I've seen the trade numbers.\nU.S. buys a lot more from all these countries than they buy from us....everything combined. Make that make sense. \nIt's time we trade equally and some folks are upset. Make that …
I've seen the trade numbers.\nU.S. buys a lot more from all these countries than they buy from us....everything combined. Make that make sense. \nIt's time we trade equally and some folks are upset. Make that make sense.\nIf friendships matter, why don't we trade equally?
Discusses trade imbalances and economic fairness between countries, arguing for equal trade relationships as a policy matter.
@thewhopper411
Mar 4, 2025
The US killing its own economy is quite something. ?
The US killing its own economy is quite something. ?
Comments on economic self-harm and negative economic consequences of US policy.
Economic Argument
0.82
@1Anime4you
Mar 4, 2025
Americans are rich so they don’t mind paying import tax.
Americans are rich so they don’t mind paying import tax.
Makes an economic claim comparing American and Canadian wealth in relation to import tax burden.
@jcalm1
Mar 4, 2025
Trump just fcked up the entire stock market .
Trump just fcked up the entire stock market .
Claims tariffs caused stock market damage, focusing on economic consequences of the policy.
@primemarketgoods
Mar 4, 2025
Maybe nobody told that commie fluff ball that he exports 77% of his measly 2.7 trillion GDP to the U.S. Go ahead and put that all on boats to the EU. Let’s see how that …
Maybe nobody told that commie fluff ball that he exports 77% of his measly 2.7 trillion GDP to the U.S. Go ahead and put that all on boats to the EU. Let’s see how that works out for you!
Uses specific economic statistics (77% exports, 2.7 trillion GDP) to argue Canada's trade vulnerability, though presented without source verification.
@davidherman564
Mar 4, 2025
Average Canadian home price as of Jan 2025 $720,000, 9 Years as Prime Minister before Trumps first term. People eating up the gibberish ad if he isnt a key figure why Canadas economy and living …
Average Canadian home price as of Jan 2025 $720,000, 9 Years as Prime Minister before Trumps first term. People eating up the gibberish ad if he isnt a key figure why Canadas economy and living cost skyrocketed before trump. He couldn't even fix ut when Biden was in office.
Critiques the Prime Minister's economic record by citing housing prices and cost of living increases over his tenure.
@markb1304
Mar 4, 2025
Rich people like inflation. The last scorching inflation we had in the 80s, CDs for 3 years and only 10,000 dollars drew 13.5%, there was also high, high, high unemployment, home loans were 18.5% interest …
Rich people like inflation. The last scorching inflation we had in the 80s, CDs for 3 years and only 10,000 dollars drew 13.5%, there was also high, high, high unemployment, home loans were 18.5% interest with good credit. This set the farmers up or losing their farms and the Savings and Loan collapse and the subsequent 113 Billion Bail out. This was WITHOUT gutting our federal agencies, cutting back on SNAP and Medicaid and firing federal employees and gutting the agencies' ability to do oversight with the Offices of Inspector General. I can't even tell you why Dept. of Defenses is calling off our cyber defenses against Russia who hacks everything in America nuclear power plants, hydro, etc. Got my gas today - our refineries are fitted for Canadian oil though it's not a 25% tariff but Canada could slap an export tax on it to be paid by us.
Extended discussion of inflation, interest rates, unemployment, and economic policy impacts with historical examples.
@shihtzusrule9115
Mar 4, 2025
This is not a trade war. This is recouping the money that other country's owe us. PAY WHAT YOU OWE OR PAY THE TARRIF. IT'S SIMPLE.WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR COUNTRY
This is not a trade war. This is recouping the money that other country's owe us. PAY WHAT YOU OWE OR PAY THE TARRIF. IT'S SIMPLE.WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR COUNTRY
Frames tariffs as debt collection and economic justice, asserting that the US is not responsible for other countries' welfare while defending protectionist policy.
@dixieland9959
Mar 4, 2025
I for one would be happy to live in Canada and pay taxes to them instead of the US. Open your doors, Canada, and you will get people investing in your economy. Mass exodus.
I for one would be happy to live in Canada and pay taxes to them instead of the US. Open your doors, Canada, and you will get people investing in your economy. Mass exodus.
Personal willingness to immigrate framed around economic benefits (tax contribution, investment) and policy openness.
@CSLakin
Mar 4, 2025
All BS. We are in a trade deficit it with Canada. We haven’t been partners. Our leads in the past have catered and cost Americans future prosperity. Trump is equalizing the trade partnership. Stay out …
All BS. We are in a trade deficit it with Canada. We haven’t been partners. Our leads in the past have catered and cost Americans future prosperity. Trump is equalizing the trade partnership. Stay out of American politics if you don’t live here, and if you do, try to see the long game! This is for our children, not us!
Argues trade deficit justifies tariffs and frames this as economic rebalancing for American prosperity.
@bradyumberger6011
Mar 4, 2025
I like this guy. That being said, would i buy a Canadian Chevy Camaro? How about a helicopter? Does he not hear his people screaming about the cost of living?\n Houses,medical, school,crime all out of …
I like this guy. That being said, would i buy a Canadian Chevy Camaro? How about a helicopter? Does he not hear his people screaming about the cost of living?\n Houses,medical, school,crime all out of control. \n King Trump is Canadians white knight! Better economics, better travel and best of all American votes. If they want to fight...vote!
Commenter criticizes Canadian cost of living, housing, healthcare, and crime while advocating for Trump as an economic alternative, then calls for voting action.
@randypullman1155
Mar 4, 2025
From 0% to 25%. This will affect jobs people live hood, both side, but mostly in Canada. Completely totally unfair.
From 0% to 25%. This will affect jobs people live hood, both side, but mostly in Canada. Completely totally unfair.
Focuses on job and livelihood impacts of a policy change, framed as unfair economic consequence.
@kambez
Mar 4, 2025
It's going to be a lot easier for other countries to boycott American good than for us to avoid buying tariffed imports because nothing is made here. We are SO fucked.
It's going to be a lot easier for other countries to boycott American good than for us to avoid buying tariffed imports because nothing is made here. We are SO fucked.
Analyzes economic consequences of tariffs and trade policy with underlying anxiety about national vulnerability.
@jbonesrva9679
Mar 4, 2025
This dude's an idiot it's all bull crap everything the United States send to Canada we pay huge fees to sell our products there it's only right that Canadians do the same thing a 25% …
This dude's an idiot it's all bull crap everything the United States send to Canada we pay huge fees to sell our products there it's only right that Canadians do the same thing a 25% tariff the United States is still paying more to sell goods in Canada it's only right that Canada pays the 25% tariff as well as everyone else everywhere us products are sold every other country we have huge fees and markups charged to the companies that make them so they can promote local made and goods made within their own country it's only right that the United States does the same thing while our tax dollars go to support the whole world are companies should be able and our government should be able to recoup some of that money through tariffs it's only right I'm all for paying a little bit more money so that our country can recoup some of the money that we spend and send to their countries how many billions of dollars does Canada get from the United States and they're complaining about a little tariff but yet we send billions of dollars to support them
Focuses on tariffs, trade fees, and economic reciprocity between countries, arguing for protectionist economic policy.
@jasonwinters2708
Mar 4, 2025
There's no labor shortage. Companies don't want to pay white people what they are worth. Instead they import desperate third worlders willing to work for peanuts.
There's no labor shortage. Companies don't want to pay white people what they are worth. Instead they import desperate third worlders willing to work for peanuts.
Argues that immigration is driven by wage suppression rather than labor shortage, with racial undertones about preferring 'white people' workers.
jimgravesus
Feb 13, 2026
The US isn't launching a trade war against anyone. We are closing up shop and are getting ready to take care of our own. There is a massive difference. We cannot be expected to continue …
The US isn't launching a trade war against anyone. We are closing up shop and are getting ready to take care of our own. There is a massive difference. We cannot be expected to continue supporting other countries economies and defense obligations, when we have 2 generations of working class citizens unable to afford a home or have children. We have entire countries we could fill with the homeless and incarcerated, and veterans who see little to no positive treatment or respect within the job market. Things are already very very bad here in the states. I don't think many Americans realize how bad the economy is. Tariffs will force US companies to reduce the outsourcing of jobs, and force other countries who are over-reliant on trade from the States, to cultivate their own self-sufficiency. This may seem hypocritical when it comes to China, but that isn't a problem you can solve overnight. \n\nTo make it clear, Americans are going to suffer in the wake of this tariff decision, but that is the price we pay to force ourselves to change. We have made ourselves into a very weak country because of overreliance on other countries trade, and other countries overreliance on our intelligence, infrastructure, medical advancements, technological advancements, and defense capabilities. The american consumer and taxpayer front the bills for all of this, and they are suffering. This isn't a war on the rest of the world. It us telling everyone else that we can no longer be relied upon because we are weak. \n\nI didnt' even vote Trump the first two times he ran. But things have now gotten so bad that I was forced into voting for him this time. Why? Because he's a bull in a china shop. I expect him to tear every damn thing apart he can within our government. I want everything destroyed so it can be rebuilt by people who aren't complacent.
Argues that tariffs are necessary economic policy to address domestic suffering, job outsourcing, and national self-sufficiency rather than aggressive trade war.
@danc5644
Mar 4, 2025
If they can take your job it’s on you bruhhh )))) don’t be a loser with all the advantages we get in US and Canada
If they can take your job it’s on you bruhhh )))) don’t be a loser with all the advantages we get in US and Canada
Addresses job competition and economic opportunity, dismissing concerns as personal responsibility rather than systemic issue.
Economic Argument
0.81
aleximamov8770
Jan 27, 2026
Justin is a miserable loser. We have the same tarriffs. Equal now for the first time. Cry me a river.
Justin is a miserable loser. We have the same tarriffs. Equal now for the first time. Cry me a river.
Commenter dismisses Trudeau's complaint about tariffs, arguing they are now equal and fair, framing the issue in economic parity terms.
@jinniroe5002
Mar 4, 2025
this is why canadians cant afford being canadian
this is why canadians cant afford being canadian
Links immigration to economic hardship and affordability crisis for Canadian citizens.
Economic Argument
0.81
UpRisingDown
Feb 4, 2026
Money doesn't grow on trees. Can't borrow money and then forever borrow more money to pay for the interest on that money. Have to pay for that support that has already been given to Ukraine …
Money doesn't grow on trees. Can't borrow money and then forever borrow more money to pay for the interest on that money. Have to pay for that support that has already been given to Ukraine sometime and Tariffs are one way of doing that by getting that money from Americans in the USA.
Discusses government debt, fiscal sustainability, and tariffs as a revenue mechanism with economic reasoning.
Economic Argument
0.81
@Sidicas
Mar 4, 2025
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