What would the average Canadian be afraid to hear and why does Canada have the longer runway?

What could he have caved on? Carney seems to understand that a country can impose any tariff that it wants and there is nothing he or Canada can do about that. All they can do is focus on the response. Trudeau and Ford rushing over to the US to beg for exemptions didn’t exactly play well.

Carney said he would not talk to Trump until he respected Canadian sovereignty. Trump did not call him governor or refer to Canada as the 51st state. At the very least it’s a step forward in discourse which no one else has acheived up until this point.

Definitely a liberal plant. No one is stupid enough to fuck it up for their federal party the way she has.

Lost liberal decade

Axe the tax

Putting Canada first, for a change

Boots, not suits

Hug a thug (disastrous hug a thug policies contextually)

Slogans is half the job from their perspective. They just haven’t found one that’s stuck.

Just to be clear Vitamin A is the treatment of choice for measles. But it needs to be dosed by a healthcare provider and is generally not used for prevention (that’s what vaccines are for).

Also, vitamin A (like vitamin E, D and K) are fat soluble so you can overdose on them, causing liver failure.

Sometimes being partially right is worse than being wrong. Though in this case these impressionable folk would have likely followed RFK Jr regardless.

I would add that the definition of hate crime is relatively fluid depending on cultural bias. For example, there are many Jewish communities that invest heavily into tracking the nature and number of hate crimes suspected to be related to antisemitism. As a result the threshold is often lower to define such crimes as hate crimes

This isn’t to say that those hate crimes are overcounted, rather it’s that other groups are more likely to have crimes be dismissed / written off as for a reason other than ‘hate’.

People within a group can almost always tell you when a crime is due to hatred but unfortunately we often don’t take it seriously unless they have a foundation with millions of dollars and a team of lawyers behind them.

It really just comes down to… how else are western markets supposed to access the fruits of cheap labor in a post colonial world?

And nothing of value was lost.

All American grifters should be barred entry including their President.

Was this guy born in the US? He’s like the most obvious Mossad plant ever. He’s literally admitting to it.

I don’t think the onus is on Palestinian civilians who are survivors of war to answer to that. The onus is on those providing aid to ensure it’s used for its intended purpose.

I’ve heard this argument many times before and question its intention. I wonder if Americans and other Westerners face a similar moral dillema everytime they pay taxes or engage in commerce with corporations that financially support morally questionable regimes or corporate practice. Somehow, I don’t think that they do.

An election from 15 years ago does not disqualify those in suffering from aid today or in perpetuity. I’m glad that the government of Canada agrees with that.

Hamas is a terrorist organization. Discussing their political platform is of little value. If we’re reflecting on historical circumstances honestly, Israel and Western powers have played a major role in bringing them into existance.

Humanitarian aid for civilian victims of Israel’s ‘collective punishment’ strategy is morally right.

Your attempts at conflating Hamas with all Palestinians is a meek attempt at justifying genocide.

If you’re interested in bringing forth a good faith argument, I’m open to hearing it.

Until then I’m content with taking pride in my country for bringing aid to those in need. It’s just one part of what makes Canada great.

Canada pledges nearly $100M for Palestinians in Gaza, West Bank

Sorry I missed where it says the money is going to Hamas?

If you’re implying their governments are actually democratically elected terrorist organizations, neither territory has held an election in over 15 years.

Glad that Canada is choosing to be on the right side of history with this move, and with its support for Ukraine.

Apologize for the word.

The difference is the racism is state sanctioned in the US.

Running into a racist troglodyte on the street is never going to be the same as being thrown in a detention center because you did ‘free speech’ wrong and are the wrong skin tone.

Apprently he’s turned a few companies around before. Intel stock went up last week so people seem to have some confidence in him.

On one hand, more than 50% of Americans read below a 6th grade level so it wouldn’t be surprising if they misattributed the blame. I doubt many would be able to tell you what a tariff is or how it works.

But on the other, greater than 50% are not pleased with how Trump has handled the economy thus far and the consequences haven’t even hit their wallets yet.

Americans are extremely disconnected politically but if there’s one thing they care about its the price of gas. If that goes up substantially then they will blame the president.

The entire Western world benefits from a strong America.

By the time this is done, there very well may not be a concept of a unified Western world any longer.

We’re on track for this to be China’s century and Trump is accelerating the process. If the US turns its back on Taiwan as it has with Ukraine we will have a new world order.

China already controls the supply chain for a majority of critical minerals through strategic partnerships with resource rich nations. If the US continues to turn its back on its allies it will be the end of its golden age as the preeminent world superpower.

Does anyone know of a recommendation engine as robust as Netflix? Trying to talk my wife into canceling, but it’s very good at suggesting new content, which is hard to let go of.

No one needs communism. There has yet to be a communist society that hasn’t devolved into one party totalitarianism. It’s the antithesis of democracy.

Based Brahmagupta