Miles Tuesday

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Miles Tuesday

Miles Tuesday

@MilesTuesday

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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@careytruth @mark_slapinski Fair trade is impossible when the U.S. gives $20B in cash subsidies to its farmers. That’s the literal definition of unfair, and it’s why quota tariffs are necessary.
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Carey@careytruth·
@mark_slapinski Fair trade , Canadians being grateful and have gratitude that USA citizens have paid for your protection for centuries. The only reason Canada still exists as a country is because you are neighbors with the USA .
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Mark Slapinski
Mark Slapinski@mark_slapinski·
Serious question for Trump supporters What is the end game of this trade war with Canada?
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Binks
Binks@BinkyBaxter1·
@sarobertson_ Trump watching the results of his pointless tariff wars.
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Scott Robertson
Scott Robertson@sarobertson_·
Jamieson Greer on Trump's retaliatory tariffs on retaliatory tariffs: "Canada has had its retaliatory measures in place on us for at least a year ... We have tried for over a year to get the Canadians to eliminate these things. Again, we've given them the best treatment available in the world in the past year or so, and despite that, they've still taken these actions, so we thought it was necessary to elevate this."
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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@Weird_Canadian No. I’ve seen countless clips of the rapist and his cronies talking about Canada, with my own eyes and ears.
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The Weird Canadian
The Weird Canadian@Weird_Canadian·
This is honestly how I feel like Canada has acted towards the United States 😅
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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@JayGenXer RETALIATORY. Learn what that word fucking means you absolute retard. Canada didn’t pick any fights. We just didn’t back down from one.
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JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦
JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦@JayGenXer·
LOUD AND CLEAR from U.S. Trade Rep Jamieson Greer: Canada has had retaliatory measures in place against the U.S. for at least a YEAR. Dairy has been discriminatory against American producers for even longer — and Carney’s government gave Europeans a better deal than the U.S. Provinces slapped hard caps/quotas on U.S. cars and total bans or restrictions on American alcohol and liquor. The U.S. tried for over a year to get Canada to drop this crap. They gave us the best treatment available in the world. But under Carney’s office, it kept escalating. Now Trump responds with tariffs — and Greer says flat out: “For us, this is business. This is trade. This is economics. We’re looking at bottom lines.” Exactly. Not personal. Just consequences. Carney’s team picked the fight, dragged it out for a full year, refused to fix the discriminatory policies, and now Canadian farmers, auto workers, exporters and consumers get hit. This is the “master negotiator” in action. Canada deserves leaders who actually protect our interests instead of poking the bear and then acting surprised when it swipes back. #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #TrumpTariffs #TradeWar
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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@AngieGreyhound @Roman_Baber @MarkJCarney But the tweet is there for anybody to read, and it is objectively a lie. “Worry about words” 😂😂😂 Of course man… those are the words that people are reading. And they are untrue.
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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@EricBoehm87 In fairness, how could they possibly have been able to predict that pissing off their customers would lead to them buying less of their stuff?
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Eric Boehm
Eric Boehm@EricBoehm87·
Trump's new tariffs on Canada are actually a glaring admission that his trade war hasn't worked and is failing
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Liberty Tree
Liberty Tree@Critter_Paths·
@Martyupnorth it's so dumb. Banning US booze doesn't makes a lick of difference to Trump. It's Canadian political theatre to convince Canadians "we're all in this together" as politicans destroy Canada for their own benefit. I'm getting real tired of how stupid Canadians are.
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Sarah Fischer
Sarah Fischer@SarahFischer__·
Carney lied to Canadians. Canadians’ tax dollars paid for 100% of the bridge. Carney signed a deal that gives 50% of bridge and crossing revenues to the US for the first 15 years. How can he be trusted?
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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@RapidResponse47 @RealPNavarro Get rid of your $20B agricultural cash subsidies that give your dairy an unfair price advantage, and Canada can then get rid of the quota tariffs.
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Steve Deason
Steve Deason@TLDWdeasoN·
A) the Reagan Foundation disagrees and criticized the ad. B) Trump is incredibly consistent in character. His reaction was very predictable. C) We don't know that it's the Americans refusing to get back to the table. It would be nice to get some transparency from our government on this.
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Steve Deason
Steve Deason@TLDWdeasoN·
90+% of Canada's alcohol exports go to the US. Please explain why you spent 75 mil on that Reagan ad that derailed last October's negotiations when we were close to a deal? The Reagan ad clipped, rearranged, and omitted the part about Japanese semiconductors. Very misleading.
Doug Ford@fordnation

With President Trump threatening tariffs on Canadian alcohol, Canada’s premiers are taking action to let Canadian consumers buy more of the wine, beer, cider and spirits they love from across the country. Together, we’re breaking down internal trade barriers to build a more competitive, resilient and self-reliant economy. news.ontario.ca/en/release/100…

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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@TLDWdeasoN That 90% only represents about 5% of sales for Canadian producers.
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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@cdn_karma @TrendPolCa lol I didn’t say it’s preferable to trade with far-away countries. I said if we didn’t have the U.S. right there, we’d do just fine.
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CDN_Karma
CDN_Karma@cdn_karma·
More like cuba. As liberals are slowly nationalizing everything. Canadas airports, roads and ports can't handle much more sea or air than we already do. Not while scanning containers adequately. Land is more secure when modern scanning is used. Also is the Liberal motto not the planet is burning? How does buying for further nations help make the planet better?
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TrendingPolitics.ca
TrendingPolitics.ca@TrendPolCa·
"They need us to survive. Without us, there’s no way they can survive." President Trump doubles down on Canada's dependence on the U.S.
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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@TrevBouds @jkenney No, he does not excuse Canada for having it. What he says is that the USA has no right to be critical of it, given they use the same tactics in other sectors. Absolutely nothing he says indicates he thinks it’s a good system for Canada.
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Trev Bouds 🇨🇦🇮🇱
Read it again, champ. "I'm not fan of supply management BUT..." then he lists off a list of excuses for Canada having it given the US lists of AG subsidies. Then use your brain to reflect on Kenney's (and all CPC, to be honest) time in government and their catering to the dairy cartels. There isn't a party in this country that will do away with supply management, and it's an absolute pathetic disgrace it still exists.
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Jason Kenney 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱
I’m no fan of supply management, Brad. But: - the last Trump administration accepted Canadian supply management in “the best trade agreement ever,” with subsequent US dairy exports to Canada remaining well below the quotas laid out in CUSMA; - the US does not approach this issue with clean hands. Free market think tanks estimate that US government provides over $20 billion in direct & indirect subsidies to US big dairy. Ever hear of “government cheese?” - the US has a far broader range of policies protecting their ag sector than Canada does, including rigid quotas for export of corn & sugar to the US that are embedded in CUSMA. Not to mention all the ancillary issues, e.g. prejudicial tariffs on our softwood, steel, aluminum, etc. - USTR Jameson Grier has been clear that whatever ad hoc concessions Canada makes (eg repealing the Digital Services Tax, certain retaliatory tariffs, etc.) get zero credit in CUSMA renewal negotiations; The notion that Canada should respond to every provocation with panicked concessions without reciprocity from the US is, to be polite, counter productive. If the Trump administration wants to revisit the supply management quotas it accepted eight years ago, fair ball. Then we get to discuss that in the context of their dairy subsidies, their import quotas on ag products, their other tariffs, etc.. If they want guaranteed access to the Canadian liquor market, fine. But then we get to negotiate that while demanding guaranteed access to US government procurement, contra Buy America provisions; or guaranteed access to their beef market contra COOL, etc. All of this belongs at the negotiating table, rather than Canada pathetically capitulating to the latest US threats and demands. That’s even more clearly the case when dealing with a counter party who has said that his strategy is to “use economic force” to annex Canada.
Brad Wall@BradWall306

Not absurd maybe to blame some provinces however. The ones with ridiculous alcohol bans and the inefficient and costly dairy supply management that is most important to Quebec.

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Tom Antonov
Tom Antonov@Tom_Antonov·
Impressive footage of 5 @SecCivileFrance Canadair CL-415 water bombers taking turns scooping water from Lake Sainte-Croix 🇫🇷 before heading out to battle the numerous wildfires raging across southern France this summer. 📸 by Cyril Talbot / FB
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Miles Tuesday
Miles Tuesday@MilesTuesday·
@TheLaurenChen @Vikingr1776 Your kid will absolutely be touched at some point by another kid. They are 5 year olds. To immediately pull your kid out because of that is crazy.
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Lauren Chen
Lauren Chen@TheLaurenChen·
@Vikingr1776 I have 2 children. I cannot imagine knowingly sending my 4 year old back to somewhere where she would be touched inappropriately. You said you assumed the boy was her age. Did you not ask? This all just boggles my mind.
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Echo of my 4Fathers
Echo of my 4Fathers@Vikingr1776·
Incoming rage post. May delete later. Could use advice from fellow girl dads. My wife homeschools. She does a great job. My girls do extra curricular activities like jiu-jitsu and other fun stuff. Yesterday we dropped my 5 year old daughter off at some summer day camp thing for children. She's going for a few hours every day this week. She came home telling us she had a wonderful time except for one part. Some boy kept following her around, being mean to her, and TOUCHING her butt. She told me she told him to stop and move away from him but he grabbed her and pulled her back and continued to touch her against her will. She told me she could point the boy out and described him as a little boy her size with brown skin. Now I get to deal with the nightmare of many California parents. Some shit culture that doesn't respect women has invaded the area I reside in and has now affected my daughters life. This is how I've chosen to handle it today. In about 2 hours I'm dropping her off again. We will be informing the adult staff about yesterday's incident. I told my daughter that telling the adults PROBABLY won't fix the situation. I know the kind of adults that pervades California. Weak ineffectual pathetic bottom feeders who are more concerned about social correctness than my daughters safety. I told my daughter if that boy touches her again today after we've let the adults know that she has my permission and every right to break that little boy's arm. Keylock, kimura, arm bar. Her choice. This seemed to calm all her little fears. Shes trained for this. I'm raising my daughters to fix their own problems, not be victims. If this is the first arm she collects, so be it.
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