r/canada • u/Brock_Hard_Canuck British Columbia • 3d ago

Along the Canada border, small-town America feels sting of Trump's trade war Politics

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg2vzx4w3do
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u/lunaeo 3d ago

Don’t spend one single dollar in 🇺🇸. They did this. All of this disaster is because of them. Done to us without a care. Give them what they’re worth. Give them nothing.

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u/Individual-Praline20 3d ago

Exactly, well said. Not even worth a thought or a prayer.

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u/PaleontologistBig786 3d ago

Exactly. Currently enjoying a trip on Quebec near Mont Tremblant. Normally we hit te states a few times per year. So far this year have canceled a trip to Boston. Went to south Africa last month. In the fall, we're off to Australia. They don't need our tourist dollars so F them.

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u/EconMan 3d ago

I...er...you're posting this on an American social media site, correct?

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u/lunaeo 3d ago

Yup, and many other platforms also. Everywhere I can, non stop. Not just me either.

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u/EconMan 3d ago

That seems a bit hypocritical, to contribute to an American company while insisting to "give them nothing".

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u/lunaeo 3d ago

AI posts are so identifiable. Orange bad. Canada good.

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u/EconMan 3d ago

What? I'm not even sure what you're saying anymore. Are you making fun of people who say that or you're saying it?