Boycott US

You know what's interesting?

This is also good counterpoint to the "if we tax the rich, they'll leave!" argument because, when the supply leaves, the demand doesn't. Just like here, where Canadian (and central/south American, European, African, Asian, etc) products step up to fill the gap, if a rich person fucks off because we're asking them to pay their fair share, there's a really good chance that someone less greedy will step in to fill the gap because the demand is still there.

We spend far, far too much time lionizing the supply side of the economy, but it's the demand-side that really matters.

Offended, I view you as the fucking enemy now. Fuck America, never will we trust you again.

I mean, who should be surprised when the American president constantly makes his problems our problems? And with petty stunts like this, it's the American administration trying to ruin the friendship, not us.

Americans will be still welcomed when they come visit, but I'm pissed off at America as a country enough that my Canadian dollars bid them adieu.

I love the salty tears of imperialist pigs.

I guess they didn't like the 51st state stuff

So this is a rather old article, it is not a new story. I do love seeing that our thoughts have not changed since March. Well most of Canadian thoughts have not changed.

Good. As an American I mean it when I say we deserve this for rejecting the fat, demented, narcissistic Orange Jackass into the fucking Whitehouse. Again. we all warned the country exactly what would happen, but the Faux News brainwashed assholes decided that they'd rather be able to use racial slurs and chase off foreign-born scapegoats than have a functioning country. Or morality.

as Canadian grocers adopt measures to favor locally produced products.

Where is this happening? Our local foodbasics constantly features American produce both in their flyer and in the store. Their packaged food will often have a maple leaf, but the country of origin is mostly from the States.

Hell, out of like 5 different type of bagged apples, only one has been Canadian over the last month, and it's always the shitty Red Delicious variety. Are you telling me Canada has no apples?