'One of the nastiest countries': What Donald Trump said about Canada to Laura Ingraham
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I always go back to that picture of melania staring lustily at Trudeau. I think that was the trigger/catalyst for all of this. Trump is that petty.
He's single now, I hope she hits that just because it would make Trump sad
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The voters for sure. I've engaged with so many obnoxious, irrational, hyper-aggressive people lately who are so high on their own farts and delusion that they're beyond getting through to. One guy even offered to "fly me out today" to fight him over the subject. Right-wing propoganda has them angry at their own shadow.
Keep repeating to yourself: they have an "external locus of identity". This is why they are angry, because an attack on Trump is an attack at their personal identities.
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If we're so nasty, why does he want us so badly?
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"Melania's looking at Trudeau like she wants him to turn that dress into a Canadian flag."
- stolen from the other site
Well stole my friend, that is a golden comment.
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That one? Or this one?
Ivanka is his one true love so he might have been irritated by Melania's thirsting but the betrayal of Ivanka really hurt.
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If something is really cool, Trump hates it.
If something is garbage, Trump thinks it's wonderful.
If something mocks Trump, Trump's brittle ego can't handle it. He has no emotional capacity to handle criticism. He is stuck with the emotional maturity of a generic 5-year old; maybe 7-year old.
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If Im not mistaken Trump says specifically, "if a country has tariffs on us we put tariffs on them, if they remove tariffs on us we remove tariffs on them".
If project 2025 is to be believed his goal is to get Canada to remove their tariffs, including protectionist policies for things like bank and telecoms.
So through that guise is he a free trade purist, and our existing system is an oxymoron?
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If we're so nasty, why does he want us so badly?
Well just look at E. Jean Carrol. "Nasty" to him often means that he wants to literally rape you.
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If Im not mistaken Trump says specifically, "if a country has tariffs on us we put tariffs on them, if they remove tariffs on us we remove tariffs on them".
If project 2025 is to be believed his goal is to get Canada to remove their tariffs, including protectionist policies for things like bank and telecoms.
So through that guise is he a free trade purist, and our existing system is an oxymoron?
I think this is how Trump phrases it. In reality almost all countries have tariffs of some kind to protect key industries. Trump's demands/bullying/tarrif-mania normally amounts to him wanting specific tarrifs removed to benefit the US.
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I don't know who is stupider...Trump or the voters who elected him?
I hope the US just rots and falls apart in 4 years.
the voters, trump knows republicans are so easy to manipulate thats why he switched parties to republicans.
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Ivanka is his one true love so he might have been irritated by Melania's thirsting but the betrayal of Ivanka really hurt.
shes stuck with Kushner though.
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This just in: The worse person you know thinks nation famous for being extremely friendly is "nasty"
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This just in: Sauron says hobbits are nasty
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I think this is how Trump phrases it. In reality almost all countries have tariffs of some kind to protect key industries. Trump's demands/bullying/tarrif-mania normally amounts to him wanting specific tarrifs removed to benefit the US.
Key industries like dairy, so Canadian citizens get the privilege of paying 24$ for a tiny block of quality cheese.
I doubt the poors health would suffer from eating cheese instead of highly processed junkfood, we may even be able to lower the obesity rate and our healthcare costs.
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This just in: Sauron says hobbits are nasty
"Sauron steals our bit complaining about nasty, nasty Hobbitses, Precious!"
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Technically agree that it's one of the nastiest. Definitely in the top 200!
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Key industries like dairy, so Canadian citizens get the privilege of paying 24$ for a tiny block of quality cheese.
I doubt the poors health would suffer from eating cheese instead of highly processed junkfood, we may even be able to lower the obesity rate and our healthcare costs.
I'm not very knowledgable on Canadian politics, but agriculture is a sizable part of their GDP[1], seems like a fair enough view to value the jobs and industry it provides over having lower priced dairy?
More importantly, it seems like a choice that's down to the voters of Canada, and if the USA doesn't like it, they should negotiate to find something that worksfor both countries, rather than trying to use their economic heft into bullying the world.
[1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/594293/gross-domestic-product-of-canada-by-industry-monthly/
