Discourse Analysis

Let’s see. I think the biggest contributor of the inflation is from the government spending and the gap on the trade deficit. Long term it will help US GDP

Tim Hortons hires almost exclusively Indian workers on a Temporary Foreign Worker visa. Which is just a way to scam Canadians out of jobs in Canada

Canada isn’t cheap

Atleast now, they opened their EYES🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄......no affordable homes, high rents, high grocery cost, unemployment, poor emergency medical, even over crowded universities, closing factories due to tariffs......Everything on tipping point😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑

Both the United States and Canada lose in the trade war, but China wins.

Camada cant afford to support anyone who arrives here. We cant support our own.

BUILD MORE HOUSES

As an american, i support trump, fairness to all even to ourself

America can't sustain a trade war with China, Mexico and Canada at the same time. Our inflation will soar and our economy will tank.

As a cross border truck driver… these tariffs are gonna destroy North America as a whole Canada and the US are reliant on each other

Historically, tariffs have been imposed to support production of American goods. Think cotton, steel, other raw materials the U.S. used to produce in past centuries. For the past several decades, America has not produced many raw materials because it's cheaper to buy them from countries who can pay their workers less to keep the cost of production low. It's impossible to quickly begin producing these things here, so Trumplethinskin's tariffs will do nothing but piss off our trading partners and dramatically increase the prices Americans pay for a long list of essential goods. I see a major recession coming soon. If your goal was to close American car plants because the parts are too expensive and make it impossible for U.S. citizens to afford to feed their families, you've achieved it, King Donald ?

And Canada citizen is working hard to pay tax and house price is astronomical high..

Tariffs don’t help Americans, maybe businesses and corporations but not us. Americans should travel to Australia and see what they could’ve bought and how cheap they are. Thank you government for banning some countries products and making their cheap prices outta reach for the average Americans. ?

Each country slapping 25% tariff at each other SOUNDS FAIR. Nothing wrong with that. \n\nNOW let the consumers decide which to buy and let the manufacturer where to produce.

As an American im proud of trump standing up for us and no longer allowong us to get taken advantage of. Countries are mad that they have to pay more instead, of expecting us to pay for them. Too bad, so sad. Us paying part of everyones share HAS been hurting us. The other country will just feel the pain as well instea dof feeling peace as we pay their price.

Tarifs are taxes. If the US and Canada both increase taxes, the only loosers will be the American and the Canadian people. The States of both countries will be fine. They'll be even richer.

The U.S. has a massive economic advantage over Canada in any trade war—no debate. The U.S. economy is 10x bigger, and Canada relies on American trade way more than the other way around. The idea that they have 'leverage' is just political posturing. They can slap tariffs on select U.S. industries to try and cause some pain, but in the long run, they *will* lose. Their leaders just don’t want to look weak, so they act like they’re standing firm when in reality, they’ve already been pushed off the cliff. The U.S. can outlast them easily.

If both sides are enforcing 25% tariffs \nSounds like fair trade to me!!

The tariffs are a distraction as the multi-billionaires walk off with a four trillion dollar tax cut, subsidies, and protections for their corporations... while the hard working average American is saddled with a 10 to 25% tax increase... thanks, Donald.

This means the cost will be on the buyer. Canada buys more from us than we do them. This will hurt them way more.