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Economic Argument

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North America’s welfare schemes are running with their tax money bruh😂😂
North America’s welfare schemes are running with their tax money bruh😂😂
Makes an economic argument about immigrants using welfare/social benefits, delivered with casual humor and emoji.
rakeshvarmapenumetcha2696 Jan 27, 2026
The US has many factories in Canada, employing a number of Canadians !
The US has many factories in Canada, employing a number of Canadians !
Discussion of US factories in Canada and employment impact, relevant to economic dimensions of cross-border relations.
@genesis2936 Mar 4, 2025
Ha. What he wants is very cheap immigrant labor
Ha. What he wants is very cheap immigrant labor
Uses sarcastic tone to critique employer motivations for immigration, suggesting exploitation of cheap labor as the underlying economic driver.
Jm-Gonz Feb 11, 2026
That is ridiculous guess I'll spend my hard earned vacation money to other countries.
That is ridiculous guess I'll spend my hard earned vacation money to other countries.
References personal vacation spending decisions in response to border policies, framing the issue through economic impact.
krakenbuilt8804 Dec 10, 2025
I guess made in the USA cost more in Canada. \n\nThank you Governor Tee
I guess made in the USA cost more in Canada. \n\nThank you Governor Tee
Discusses pricing differences between US and Canada, attributing higher costs to tariffs or trade policy.
@joep5885 Mar 4, 2025
No more Tim’s, AW ,wendys , dominos….
No more Tim’s, AW ,wendys , dominos….
References loss of Canadian businesses/jobs, suggesting economic displacement concerns related to immigration.
Bowiedog32111 Jan 28, 2026
All bluster. Canadian economy is 1/20th the size....
All bluster. Canadian economy is 1/20th the size....
Dismisses Canadian leadership claims by citing economic disparity, suggesting Canada's smaller economy undermines its credibility.
@bernardqblack Mar 4, 2025
And yet they let Indians in? I wonder why. Why on earth let a group of people into a country who can actually contribute to the economy? If they didn’t want them there , they …
And yet they let Indians in? I wonder why. Why on earth let a group of people into a country who can actually contribute to the economy? If they didn’t want them there , they should’ve never let Indians in.
Argues that Indians should be welcomed based on economic contribution, while questioning why they would be restricted.
lovergirl1195 Jan 28, 2026
Thats why we are in debt
Thats why we are in debt
Links immigration policy to national debt as an economic consequence.
retrorich6991 Feb 27, 2026
U.S De-dollarisation as reserve currency is the need of the hour
U.S De-dollarisation as reserve currency is the need of the hour
Discusses economic policy regarding currency and reserve status, framed as an urgent economic need.
@chinmoyborah1109 Mar 4, 2025
Did they say middle class getting 420 a year savings lol omg stfu
Did they say middle class getting 420 a year savings lol omg stfu
Sarcastically dismisses claimed economic benefits ($420 savings) as inadequate, using humor to critique economic policy claims.
charlescampbell2768 Feb 3, 2026
Trudeau is a WEF puppet. A tariff war between Canada and the U.S. is ridiculous to begin with, and it will certainly have negative consequences for the U.S., but much more so for Canada. Let's …
Trudeau is a WEF puppet. A tariff war between Canada and the U.S. is ridiculous to begin with, and it will certainly have negative consequences for the U.S., but much more so for Canada. Let's face it, the U.S. internal market is several times that of Canada. Many businesses in Canada exist only because of their trade with the U.S. The same is not true for the U.S. Trudeau can paint whatever picture he wants to Canadians, but the Trump administration is not made of fools and they are very much aware of the reasons they have for having enforced the tariffs.
Analyzes economic asymmetry between nations and tariff impact, with unsubstantiated 'WEF puppet' claim.
@xavieryates9782 Mar 4, 2025
Nearly 39 billion and the US citizens will take the brunt
Nearly 39 billion and the US citizens will take the brunt
Commenter raises concern about economic costs (39 billion) and their burden on US citizens, framing this as a threat to American interests.
@gopaint Mar 4, 2025
If tariffs only affect Americans and have no effect on the country, they’re being imposed against. Why is Canada so flustered by the tariffs? Is it because after all Canada does pay for the tariffs …
If tariffs only affect Americans and have no effect on the country, they’re being imposed against. Why is Canada so flustered by the tariffs? Is it because after all Canada does pay for the tariffs and not the American consumer? Or is it an ego thing?
Questions the economic logic of tariff impacts on Canada, challenging claims about who bears the cost.
@Laz-kf6rg Mar 4, 2025
yes, how will he make America great when he came out of all the agreements and increased duties, now what will he do with this money that he saved. After all, overflowing with money is …
yes, how will he make America great when he came out of all the agreements and increased duties, now what will he do with this money that he saved. After all, overflowing with money is negative for the state, it’s easy. One is extremely thrifty and poorer, and the other generously pours in and gets more.
Discusses tariffs, government spending, and economic principles regarding wealth accumulation and state prosperity.
@ubimv2513 Mar 5, 2025
Most Americans do not want to support Canada with our tax dollars. We have had a huge trade deficit with them for decades and we are the only military they have outside of a bad …
Most Americans do not want to support Canada with our tax dollars. We have had a huge trade deficit with them for decades and we are the only military they have outside of a bad joke with no punchline. Canada needs to support itself militarily and financially.
Argues Americans should not subsidize Canada due to trade deficits and military dependency, framing it as economic burden.
@michaelholder3933 Mar 4, 2025
?? his tariff is on a tiny amount compared to what the US imports from them! These countries think they can control the US!? we stop buying from them and they go bankrupt! We can …
?? his tariff is on a tiny amount compared to what the US imports from them! These countries think they can control the US!? we stop buying from them and they go bankrupt! We can supply all we need in the US of A!
Argues from economic leverage perspective (tariffs, trade dependency) while asserting US superiority and self-sufficiency.
@GB-gr2yw Mar 4, 2025
Dont worry Jason, we are not going to buy any of their stuff anyway
Dont worry Jason, we are not going to buy any of their stuff anyway
References consumer boycott/economic consequences, suggesting economic impact as a form of pressure or support.
@susicanuk Mar 4, 2025
Yes stay in canada money is better spend here in our country mr stump going too sink usa
Yes stay in canada money is better spend here in our country mr stump going too sink usa
Argues for keeping money in Canada for economic reasons while asserting national pride and identity.
z28chev31 Dec 9, 2025
about drugs and illegal immigrants are clean, i am trust treadeu and i know he have matter house prices in his country. But he must be explained the subsidies that Trump said Canada received in …
about drugs and illegal immigrants are clean, i am trust treadeu and i know he have matter house prices in his country. But he must be explained the subsidies that Trump said Canada received in very clean, its true or not. If true why canada not invest back to USA make fair economic as purpose make a trade balance both two country. In fact many factory moved from the usa to canada and USA trade deficit with Canada. SO dumb
Discusses trade deficits, subsidies, factory relocation, and housing prices with unsubstantiated claims about economic relationships between countries.
@bukanaris9881 Mar 4, 2025
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