Yep, I’m slightly upset. Does he actually think something worthwhile is going to come out of the negotiations?

The attitude is coming from wishful thinking untempered by knowledge or experience.

Y’all are remembering that it’s us Canadians that will be paying this tax, right? It’s not going to affect any company’s bottom line in the slightest.

Sure, after they were a perpetrator and supported them for literally the entire war, they fell victim. Just like Russia, etc.

You don’t get to side with Nazi’s/fascists even once, and then claim victim-hood.

Reddicop is the perfect name for a shitty Reddit mod.

Oh God you’re insufferable.

It only applies to a few enormous corporations, that mostly generate revenue through ad sales.

Would Canadian companies really all have increased their Facebook ad budgets over this? I kinda doubt it, tbh

And correct.

So far, the replies have been “everyone should just drop all American services, that’s a minor detail for IT” and “a trillion dollar trade negotiation isn’t actually about jobs.”

I get the kneejerk reaction but damn, this is silly bordering on depressing.

Carney

Often

Cancels

Knowingly

Austria was annexed before the war.

Then why would Trump object to it then?

Try sending an actual written letter: maybe it will be a little bit attention because in this day and age of e-mail, it’s actual paper letters that are oddities that get people’s attention.

CACO beats TACO.

Becuase it maaaaaaybe dissuades SOME people from buying the service so there’s maaaaaaybe less revenue for the mega corps.

So yea… It maybe kinda sorta… Hurts mega corps, but it absolutely is a tax paid by Canadians.

Now you might say the tax is good because it funds shit for Canadians, but that’s a separate argument.

So yea, this is maybe? good for Canadians, since Canadians are getting absolutely FUCKED by anything digital / mobile / internet related.

If anything I’d love to see the Canadian market forced open for US telecoms, because as shitty as telecom is in the US its far FAR worse in Canada.

I mean… On the things to cave on… Caving on a tax paid by CANADIANS is not the worst thing in the world.

So despite the fact that you don’t have proximity to the issue, you’re able to use your reasoning and knowledge of the matter to come up with a valid opinion we all have to respect. But you assume I am not in close proximity to the issue, so I’m not allowed to do that. Is that about right? Just want to make sure we’re on the same page here

and correct

So far, the replies have been “everyone should just drop all American services, that’s a minor detail for IT” and “a trillion dollar trade negotiation isn’t actually about jobs.”

Incorrect.

That is not what I said at all.

Welp big group, none of us are in it. Time to dig some infrastructure.

Well, there was this thing a couple of weeks ago when international law as well as agreed upon nuclear safeguards and processes were well and truly shredded by a genocidal maniac, then he came out tutting against the guys that got attacked out of the blue just like every other G7 lapdog. So far, unimpressed.

He needs to resign