Versorgungsmanagement „steht nicht auf dem Tisch“, sagt Carney, während die USA die Milchvorschriften ändern wollen
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/2215016/supply-management-not-on-the-table-says-carney-as-u-s-bent-on-changing-dairy-rules
Versorgungsmanagement „steht nicht auf dem Tisch“, sagt Carney, während die USA die Milchvorschriften ändern wollen
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/rci/en/news/2215016/supply-management-not-on-the-table-says-carney-as-u-s-bent-on-changing-dairy-rules
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The U.S. will always be hellbent on forcing their heavily subsidized dairy on Canada. Canada should play hardball and tell them we will negotiate on supply management when they drop all dairy subsidies, which the US Dairy Lobby will never allow.
I am fairly certain that if a credible threat of invasion could be stopped by ending supply management, the dairy cartel has enough sway that we’d take our chances with the invasion.
Two facts: Trump and the Americans are assholes, and supply management is a wealth transfer from Canadians to wealthy farmers.
Looks like Carney’s preparing for CUSMA to go away, which is fine. It’s better than a shitty locked-in deal that a future hypothetical Democratic administration won’t relinquish. Trump wants everything on his list and he’s happy to hurt Americans rather than lose face. We’ll have to weather the storm until he’s voted out/removed and have negotiations with an adult.
By the way, their diseased and poisoned milk would hurt plenty of Canadians. In the long run, I’d rather pay a normal price for safe milk than a carton of poison.
GOOD.
Keep American hormone-laced crappy milk out of Canada. Keep a constant (& reasonable) price for eggs. We want *stability* and *safe food supply*, not American chaos.
NO DEAL is better than a BAD DEAL.