I’ve seen Carney roll over a couple of times now. I’m fucking tired of it. He has said he would walk away from a bad free trade deal, and I’m finding that more difficult to believe than I did a year ago.
MrMundaneMoose on
We’re coming to a critical moment. Obviously trading threats and insults with a mad man wouldn’t help. But at some point we have to fight back.
Time is ticking to make real progress on a deal. If the americans force the issue, they need to feel the pain. We don’t need to say that threat. We both know it by their omitted tariffs.
That said, Canada should not be fighting alone. Only us and China retaliated against this rogue nation?.. Where are our allies? We’ve got their back if they have ours. We’ll get bullied one by one if we don’t work together. I’m saying Canada pushes back hard with full oil, gas, and potash export tariffs – AT THE SAME TIME our allies implement similar measures. Sanctions even. Enough kid gloves.
_Lucille_ on
If we choose to fight, then we must also accept the potential impact on our economy and continued periods of recession.
Right now Canadians are tolerant to it, but come election time I can see this being a powerful issue where oppositions bombard Carney for his failure to fight AND somehow fix the economy.
UnluckyRandomGuy on
Rolling over is literally all he has done so far. You can rightly say it’s a hard situation to navigate but Carney has done a horrible job of doing anything other than capitulate or get on his knees when Trump calls.
He won the election on the promise of 1. getting a deal done with Trump and being the only guy who could and 2. being „elbows up“ and defending Canada and Canadians. So far he’s done neither while he lies to our faces.
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I’ve seen Carney roll over a couple of times now. I’m fucking tired of it. He has said he would walk away from a bad free trade deal, and I’m finding that more difficult to believe than I did a year ago.
We’re coming to a critical moment. Obviously trading threats and insults with a mad man wouldn’t help. But at some point we have to fight back.
Time is ticking to make real progress on a deal. If the americans force the issue, they need to feel the pain. We don’t need to say that threat. We both know it by their omitted tariffs.
That said, Canada should not be fighting alone. Only us and China retaliated against this rogue nation?.. Where are our allies? We’ve got their back if they have ours. We’ll get bullied one by one if we don’t work together. I’m saying Canada pushes back hard with full oil, gas, and potash export tariffs – AT THE SAME TIME our allies implement similar measures. Sanctions even. Enough kid gloves.
If we choose to fight, then we must also accept the potential impact on our economy and continued periods of recession.
Right now Canadians are tolerant to it, but come election time I can see this being a powerful issue where oppositions bombard Carney for his failure to fight AND somehow fix the economy.
Rolling over is literally all he has done so far. You can rightly say it’s a hard situation to navigate but Carney has done a horrible job of doing anything other than capitulate or get on his knees when Trump calls.
He won the election on the promise of 1. getting a deal done with Trump and being the only guy who could and 2. being „elbows up“ and defending Canada and Canadians. So far he’s done neither while he lies to our faces.