You sold it for too cheap buddy! Should have taken more profit so it would be fair.As Canadian (Quebec), I thought we were good neighbors. When north-eastern states have electrical issues after snow storm or tornado, we are always there to help. When there's fires in California, we send water bombers and firefighters to help. We supply electricity to New York and Vermont states, we supply natural gas and petrol from western provinces, building timber, aluminum, nickel, steel... Well, honestly, it will be bad for no reason. What have we done wrong to deserve that?
There are so many industries in the US that rely on using cheap labour, farming, construction and factory work come to mind. These are the jobs that illegal immigrants are taking because a blind eye has been turned for so long. However these are not jobs that Americans are going to be lining up to take, these are hard manual labour jobs, often outside in the heat. If the illegals are deported tomorrow would you be OK with the price of housing doubling next year, or a pint of strawberries selling for $20?Do you honestly believe that the sending the illegals home is going to cause us to have an american base worker problem?
The ones hes gathering up now are the ones the other countries released out of prison and sent over here.
Yea and all that cheep chinizium is literally trash collecting in the landfills two years later. Clothing doesn't last as long, Home appliances last the two year mark, Engine components on cars start going out right after the manufacture's warranty. I've noticed that LEDs that specify a 5-7 or 10 year life start failing before the 5 year mark, and on wall packs and parking lot lights, it's almost cheaper and easier to find a full replacement fixture for the same cost, but likely will die in 3-5 years now... but clients want everything for as cheep as they can get it too. The artificial supply/demand cycle is whats really killing our economy. All because because Rich Papa Hedge Fund Investor needs infinite growth on his investments.Now we're in a position where American consumers are dependent on cheap, imported products.
Yup! Supermarkets, and home goods will also increase in costs. Expect employees to also want pay bumps in order to afford the inflation from tariffs. I read somewhere that a family of 4 making 110k a year with both parents working, the average monthly grocery bill is $500-$600, even trying to select the store bands. I expect a lot more people to see couponing and scratch and dent grocers to start getting bombarded with middle income folks who are struggling.As far as tariffs: If your supplies and overhead cost more, then charge more. It's Capitalism 101.
It's not "help" because it's not charity. Canada sold natural gas, timber and power and fire people.As Canadian (Quebec), I thought we were good neighbors. When north-eastern states have electrical issues after snow storm or tornado, we are always there to help. When there's fires in California, we send water bombers and firefighters to help. We supply electricity to New York and Vermont states, we supply natural gas and petrol from western provinces, building timber, aluminum, nickel, steel... Well, honestly, it will be bad for no reason. What have we done wrong to deserve that?
Whoever comes to the table with the sweetest deal (or deterrent).Let's talk about more serious stuff, like who is gonna get control of the panama canal........ us or the chinese ??
Bastards!I will be upset when Tim Hortons coffee goes up in price. They have already raised the price on it in the las year.
Did we get paid for taking in all the flights you guys grounded during 911, or for people opening up their houses to house all the stranded us citizens who couldn't get back into America?It's not "help" because it's not charity. Canada sold natural gas, timber and power and fire people.
When there is a natural disaster, states boast about sending their linemen to help with the effort. Power companies get paid to send linemen out to work in other areas. It's like you saying I helped by charging and getting paid to put up a sign in another area. Good for you!
You're literally so far removed from this issue being in Canada, that you are going on the news alone. Your argument has nothing to do with the illegal immigration that has taken place over the past 4 years. We have upwards of 30million illegals who have crossed just since biden came into office. They are the ones in the sanctuary cities that are draining our public resources. That's the people they are focusing on getting rid of first.There are so many industries in the US that rely on using cheap labour, farming, construction and factory work come to mind. These are the jobs that illegal immigrants are taking because a blind eye has been turned for so long. However these are not jobs that Americans are going to be lining up to take, these are hard manual labour jobs, often outside in the heat. If the illegals are deported tomorrow would you be OK with the price of housing doubling next year, or a pint of strawberries selling for $20?
North Americans have become addicted to cheap labour and cheap prices, have been for quite some time.
making fresh meals involve inmigrants working on the fields..... if they do not do the job, who will?I'm not sure how this might fit in, but my wife and I went to a diner about 15 miles away from where we live, out in the country last night. We both got a sandwich and a soda. Our bill was $36 something plus the tip. They said everything we got was made fresh..... right there. I don't think the electric, soda, meats, rolls or just about anything else was brought in, but that seemed a tad too much for that amount of food and no tariffs showed up on the bill. Ya know, when I was in high school, a 6-pak of budweiser cost $1.60. What is it today ?? Why can I get a car battery at walmart for one price or auto zone for almost twice as much ??
Had odd jobs since I can't remember. Dirty, sweaty jobs too. Even if it was something like cutting the neighbours lawn to help out, laying a sidewalk, framing a wall, etc., you felt like you accomplished something and where part of a something bigger.I guess the young people will have to start filling the manual labor jobs just like they did years back!
When I was in high school 1988-1992, we all had jobs. Lots of us worked in fast food. I worked at Hardees from 15-19. It was the best job I ever had! My son graduated 2 years ago and he was nearly the only kid in his class that had a job! What happened???? Why is it none of these kids have summer or after school jobs anymore??? The landscaper they worked for was BEGGING for help but none of my kids friends had to work! Their parents just paid for everything. And I was probably more well-off than most of them...I don't get it!!!
Is it the same all over the country? As you can tell, it burns my a$$
tariffs in those countries? what about the countries that are not in the american continent?My understanding is the whole point of threatening tariffs is to get these other countries to provide better border control and stop letting all the immigrants and fentanyl into the US. As long as they agree and do their part there's no tariffs.
I think that's 100% fair and only benefits all of us.
You act as if americans can't work in fields.making fresh meals involve inmigrants working on the fields..... if they do not do the job, who will?