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This mother…. Donald is going to create a economic slowdown and goods to be more expensive for all consumers in both sides
This mother…. Donald is going to create a economic slowdown and goods to be more expensive for all consumers in both sides
Comment predicts negative economic consequences (slowdown, inflation) from Trump's policies affecting both countries.
@ezeleoni Mar 4, 2025
No job for candian youth, all jobs taken by international students
No job for candian youth, all jobs taken by international students
Claims immigration takes jobs from Canadian youth, framing it as an economic competition issue.
baljinderbrar2396 Feb 26, 2026
The last year the conservatives were in power they brought in over 300k and TFWs this kept wages low and impacted services remember that
The last year the conservatives were in power they brought in over 300k and TFWs this kept wages low and impacted services remember that
Argues that high immigration and temporary foreign worker numbers under previous government suppressed wages and strained services.
fredrobbins8212 Feb 24, 2026
Rich people like inflation. The last scorching inflation we had in the 80s, CDs for 3 years and only 10,000 dollars drew 13.5%, there was also high, high, high unemployment, home loans were 18.5% interest …
Rich people like inflation. The last scorching inflation we had in the 80s, CDs for 3 years and only 10,000 dollars drew 13.5%, there was also high, high, high unemployment, home loans were 18.5% interest with good credit. This set the farmers up or losing their farms and the Savings and Loan collapse and the subsequent 113 Billion Bail out. This was WITHOUT gutting our federal agencies, cutting back on SNAP and Medicaid and firing federal employees and gutting the agencies' ability to do oversight with the Offices of Inspector General. I can't even tell you why Dept. of Defenses is calling off our cyber defenses against Russia who hacks everything in America nuclear power plants, hydro, etc. Got my gas today - our refineries are fitted for Canadian oil though it's not a 25% tariff but Canada could slap an export tax on it to be paid by us.
Extended discussion of inflation, interest rates, unemployment, and economic policy impacts with historical examples.
@shihtzusrule9115 Mar 4, 2025
I'm from a small place in eastern canada , Every tim's has been taken over ! My town might have 2500 people and not one white person works in any tim's within 400 km it's …
I'm from a small place in eastern canada , Every tim's has been taken over ! My town might have 2500 people and not one white person works in any tim's within 400 km it's kinda crazy ! With hardly any jobs maybe they should employ people that's actually from here first ?
Expresses concern about job availability and employment prioritization, grounded in personal observation of workplace demographics in their small town.
blindshot709 Jan 27, 2026
I have family and friends in USA. Plus I belive there big drug problems in Canada and the border. Think Trump was asking him clean up. Yes good help other countries but. Canada ...we taken …
I have family and friends in USA. Plus I belive there big drug problems in Canada and the border. Think Trump was asking him clean up. Yes good help other countries but. Canada ...we taken in sooo meny. With housing soo high because storage. And jobs.
Combines personal connection to USA with concerns about drug problems, housing costs, and job availability as reasons for limiting immigration.
@PaulineHesselgrave Mar 4, 2025
$499.999 for an old war time home is a joke for middle family to buy....
$499.999 for an old war time home is a joke for middle family to buy....
Expresses concern about housing affordability for middle-class families, framing home prices as economically prohibitive.
linagjidoda2193 Jan 22, 2026
Middle class tax cuts, does not really help with inflated prices
Middle class tax cuts, does not really help with inflated prices
Critiques the effectiveness of tax policy in addressing inflation and cost-of-living concerns, focusing on economic impact.
30kendel Jan 28, 2026
Same in Germany. The Indian People dont understand that the degrees are actually wothless. They end Up with uber eats.
Same in Germany. The Indian People dont understand that the degrees are actually wothless. They end Up with uber eats.
Critiques Indian immigrants' educational credentials as worthless and employment outcomes as underemployment, comparing to Germany.
gönnjaminblütchen Jan 27, 2026
Actually Vassy, when millions of ppl come in they overwhelm our systems from education, medical, emergency, housing, transit and devalues our dollar. If you werent paid what you are paid youd be on our side. …
Actually Vassy, when millions of ppl come in they overwhelm our systems from education, medical, emergency, housing, transit and devalues our dollar. If you werent paid what you are paid youd be on our side. Stop selling your soul, you started humble and now you act like we dont matter
Argues that high immigration overwhelms public systems and devalues currency, framed as economic impact concerns.
mastapeace593 Feb 25, 2026
Canadians don't want to work so Indians come here to work.
Canadians don't want to work so Indians come here to work.
Frames immigration through labor market dynamics, suggesting immigrants fill workforce gaps Canadians avoid.
aiisajokee Feb 3, 2026
BS... She wants CHEAP labor that is why she went to Tunisia. Pay local workers more or shut your bad business down.... The workers should not SUBSIDIZE unprofitable business with their low wages.
BS... She wants CHEAP labor that is why she went to Tunisia. Pay local workers more or shut your bad business down.... The workers should not SUBSIDIZE unprofitable business with their low wages.
Critiques employer reliance on cheap immigrant labor and argues workers should not subsidize unprofitable businesses.
AaronBlox-h2t Feb 12, 2026
I think there are many in this Country that are presently quite deluded. Here in BC they interviewed people on the News about what they thought was "important" and some said "Arts & Culture" and …
I think there are many in this Country that are presently quite deluded. Here in BC they interviewed people on the News about what they thought was "important" and some said "Arts & Culture" and others said "Climate change" and another said " education"! But NO, NO the MOST Important is THE COST OF HOUSING & GROCERIES! 😢 WHEN are the AIRHEADS GOING TO WAKE UP???!!!
Criticizes public priorities, arguing housing and groceries costs are the most important issue, with implicit call for political attention.
karen406 Feb 17, 2026
Canadians, why are you angry? You don't want to have children, and besides, Canada brought in Indians because they are smart in the field of technology. This isn't an attack on Indians, but it's the …
Canadians, why are you angry? You don't want to have children, and besides, Canada brought in Indians because they are smart in the field of technology. This isn't an attack on Indians, but it's the truth.
Commenter provides economic rationale for immigration (technology skills) while addressing Canadian demographic concerns, framing it as a practical policy decision.
dahimoart4821 Jan 27, 2026
There's no labor shortage. Companies don't want to pay white people what they are worth. Instead they import desperate third worlders willing to work for peanuts.
There's no labor shortage. Companies don't want to pay white people what they are worth. Instead they import desperate third worlders willing to work for peanuts.
Argues that immigration is driven by wage suppression rather than labor shortage, with racial undertones about preferring 'white people' workers.
jimgravesus Feb 13, 2026
this is why canadians cant afford being canadian
this is why canadians cant afford being canadian
Links immigration to economic hardship and affordability crisis for Canadian citizens.
UpRisingDown Feb 4, 2026
If they can take your job it’s on you bruhhh )))) don’t be a loser with all the advantages we get in US and Canada
If they can take your job it’s on you bruhhh )))) don’t be a loser with all the advantages we get in US and Canada
Addresses job competition and economic opportunity, dismissing concerns as personal responsibility rather than systemic issue.
aleximamov8770 Jan 27, 2026
The US isn't launching a trade war against anyone. We are closing up shop and are getting ready to take care of our own. There is a massive difference. We cannot be expected to continue …
The US isn't launching a trade war against anyone. We are closing up shop and are getting ready to take care of our own. There is a massive difference. We cannot be expected to continue supporting other countries economies and defense obligations, when we have 2 generations of working class citizens unable to afford a home or have children. We have entire countries we could fill with the homeless and incarcerated, and veterans who see little to no positive treatment or respect within the job market. Things are already very very bad here in the states. I don't think many Americans realize how bad the economy is. Tariffs will force US companies to reduce the outsourcing of jobs, and force other countries who are over-reliant on trade from the States, to cultivate their own self-sufficiency. This may seem hypocritical when it comes to China, but that isn't a problem you can solve overnight. \n\nTo make it clear, Americans are going to suffer in the wake of this tariff decision, but that is the price we pay to force ourselves to change. We have made ourselves into a very weak country because of overreliance on other countries trade, and other countries overreliance on our intelligence, infrastructure, medical advancements, technological advancements, and defense capabilities. The american consumer and taxpayer front the bills for all of this, and they are suffering. This isn't a war on the rest of the world. It us telling everyone else that we can no longer be relied upon because we are weak. \n\nI didnt' even vote Trump the first two times he ran. But things have now gotten so bad that I was forced into voting for him this time. Why? Because he's a bull in a china shop. I expect him to tear every damn thing apart he can within our government. I want everything destroyed so it can be rebuilt by people who aren't complacent.
Argues that tariffs are necessary economic policy to address domestic suffering, job outsourcing, and national self-sufficiency rather than aggressive trade war.
@danc5644 Mar 4, 2025
Justin is a miserable loser. We have the same tarriffs. Equal now for the first time. Cry me a river.
Justin is a miserable loser. We have the same tarriffs. Equal now for the first time. Cry me a river.
Commenter dismisses Trudeau's complaint about tariffs, arguing they are now equal and fair, framing the issue in economic parity terms.
@jinniroe5002 Mar 4, 2025
Money doesn't grow on trees. Can't borrow money and then forever borrow more money to pay for the interest on that money. Have to pay for that support that has already been given to Ukraine …
Money doesn't grow on trees. Can't borrow money and then forever borrow more money to pay for the interest on that money. Have to pay for that support that has already been given to Ukraine sometime and Tariffs are one way of doing that by getting that money from Americans in the USA.
Discusses government debt, fiscal sustainability, and tariffs as a revenue mechanism with economic reasoning.
@Sidicas Mar 4, 2025
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