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@LanKin101
Kinesiologist raised by an Epidemiologist & a Biologist. According to Canada, my parents and I do not believe in science & should not be tolerated.
Katılım Nisan 2022
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@thepeacepoet99 We can get ear plugs, eye masks, sunglassses, anti glare coatings etc but what is there for blocking scents?!?!
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Spent the last hour bawling my eyes out because my head REALLY hurts from this smell
Maia Poet🦎@thepeacepoet99
Arab men, please wear less strong perfume when you’re flying on planes
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@thepeacepoet99 I like f*cking with the heads of shawarma reataurant employees saying Chukran ans Shalom in the same sentence after they serve me my food.
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@Chev427BB @PiotrRetardo @Weird_Canadian Canada's supply management system deliberately caps total dairy production via quotas assigned to existing farms- thats what I am talking about.
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@LanKin101 @PiotrRetardo @Weird_Canadian I don't know what you're talking about, there's a wide variety of dairy here from different farms all across the country. It doesn't look very limited to me.
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At what point do Canadians finally understand that picking a fight with one of the biggest economies in the world, our dominant trade partner, and our neighbour over petty reason was a bad idea?
We are going to suffer and continue to suffer until we grow up and start to negotiate in good faith 🤦
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@BananaPaula69 @kboon @FoodProfessor Your point highlights the asymmetry—Canada's primary duty is stopping illegal imports at its border, just as the US focuses on its southern border; claiming "US guns" doesn't absolve Canada of weak interior enforcement or lax sentencing on traffickers.
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@LanKin101 @kboon @FoodProfessor Secure borders - how about all the illegal guns that come into Canada from the US & are used in crimes here. You define "Reciprocal trade" through trade agreements, which are in place and which Trump has reneged on.
We need better negotiators & you need ethical ones.
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"With more tariffs hitting Canada, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: there is no trade war to win. “Elbows up” won’t work. You cannot outmuscle a country that represents roughly a quarter of the global economy. You need to work with it—even if you despise its leader. Mexico chose engagement and is now in a better position because of it.
As for Canada, we chose pain."
The Food Professor@FoodProfessor
BREAKING: U.S. to impose new 50% tariff on Canada over alcohol bans, dairy quotas.
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@Chev427BB @PiotrRetardo @Weird_Canadian A producer-controlled system that limits supply and new entrants to guarantee profits for existing farmers= classic cartel except it's legally protected here rather than criminal.
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@BananaPaula69 @kboon @FoodProfessor Mexico having no deal yet is exactly why leverage works— they’re back at the table. Trump’s been clear: reciprocal trade, secure borders, not annexation. Get a better negotiator.
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@LanKin101 @kboon @FoodProfessor Mexico has no deal yet. Mexico has cheap labour & US companies benefit from that. Canada has expensive labour & vast ressources. He wants to bring CAN jobs to the US & get access to our resources at a discount, or even better in his book, just annex the territory & plunder them.
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@jaredwmac @PiotrRetardo @Weird_Canadian Nothing beats watching people defend 200%+ dairy duties with "think of the hormones" energy. What's your next move?
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@LanKin101 @PiotrRetardo @Weird_Canadian No? Canadian Dairy doesn’t contain use hormones, American dairy does. health-wise it makes sense to tariff American dairy.
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@kboon @FoodProfessor Trump's not moving goalposts—he's enforcing the exact tariffs, borders & fair trade he campaigned on for years. That's called leverage, not flip-flopping. Mexico gets it & wins deals. Canada doesn't. Get a better negotiator.
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When you have a negotiating partner (the USA) who constantly moves the goalposts, then any negotiation really does not work. The world is getting to know this and Mexico being close to a deal means nothing, that's a negotiating tactic of playing one country off to another. I think it's in Trump's book. I'm open to hearing what you would suggest we could do otherwise.
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@bcsteelheader @PiotrRetardo @Weird_Canadian "want their cake and eat it too" aligns with Trump's signature negotiation style- get a better negotiator.
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@LanKin101 @PiotrRetardo @Weird_Canadian Its a give and take. We keep our dairy cartel and US gets beliw market price oil. Problem with the current US admin is they want their cake and to ear it too.
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@MJ3556619476583 @Weird_Canadian Love the interpretive hyperbole. You sound like my abusive ex—everything's a narcissistic conspiracy!
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True that.
Let’s just ignore the abuse, criticisms, insults and threats from the malignant narcissist, particularly the one about making us the 51st State with plans to economically bankrupt us to try and force that outcome.
The simple fact is Trump is an arrogant, ignorant and unhinged incompetent bully that lives to create chaos and divisiveness so that he can drive a win / lose result. He does not negotiate in good faith and time and time again reaffirmed his commitments and word are absolutely meaningless.
His techniques might work in real estate but as we have seen less successful in the complex world of geopolitics and his unnecessary and ill conceived Iran ‘excursion’ that precipitated a global economic crisis, with no end in sight, is a perfect example of his disastrous failings.
With this background there really is no obvious solution to dealing with someone who is essentially a living, breathing self serving lunatic.
It’s easy to criticize the efforts of Carney but no one really has a viable option to force Trump to accept a win / win deal.
And that’s the issue and the problem.
Until that happens, the unhelpful negative comments and criticisms will undoubtedly continue.
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@PiotrRetardo @Weird_Canadian Tariffs aren't schoolyard fights- they're leverage to fix real imbalances like Canada's dairy cartel and porous border. Oh -YOU MORON!
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@Weird_Canadian You realize that America was the first to impose tariffs right? We did not pick this fight, you moron.
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@btn_1973 @Martyupnorth Yeah I still regret watching that. Just doom and gloom leaving you hopeless for humanity. Terrible feeling.
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@Frank_Castle6 @Martyupnorth It has a beautiful ending. Its not all doom and gloom. its Bittersweet.
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@ConcreteXCrypto @Martyupnorth Even the Nazis' own records and Himmler's speeches documented the Holocaust, but sure, keep parroting 4chan memes like a sharp scholar 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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@Martyupnorth I didn’t need to watch it once
It’s just Jewish propaganda made to paint all whites as evil
The good guys lost WW2
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@Martyupnorth Schindlers List, The Road, and Wind River come to mind right away... there is more of course.
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@FoodProfessor I was shocked at the price of Whey protein at the grocery store yesterday than I remembered you posted about that a while ago..
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Grocery inflation may be slowing, but the pressure is far from evenly distributed.
In June, tomatoes surged 31.7% year over year, followed by lettuce (+19.3%), carrots (+16.6%) and beef (+13.8%). Canadians are still paying significantly more for many everyday staples.
Source: Statistics Canada.

The Food Professor@FoodProfessor
BREAKING: Food inflation in Canada eased to 3.5% in June, while grocery prices rose by 3.9%. Food inflation has remained above the overall inflation rate—now at 2.9%—since February 2025.
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