SENATORS TICKET GIVEAWAY
FIRST - Why follow me?
In addition to Sens talk I am a long-tenured season seat holder with the Senators who has 18 row A seats per game split between the glass & the fan deck section 216. I share all of these seats with other fans at face value
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@SensfleckTy Same goalie. NY has been playing well. Eve of a long roadie. I don't expect a different result at this point... but I can certainly hope for one.
@seriousright03@NHL@SanJoseSharks Back to back, we all have them but after last nights emotional game the year it was a tough turn. SJS capitalized. Good for them... still a tough slug for us. Didn't ask for any Sharks fans opinions but thanks "pussy ass"!?!?
@SensCentral 6 on 4 in an odd formation and situation. That one mistake sealed it for SJS with lots of time left on the clock. Just dumb. No need to do that IMO.
@jackrichrdson@SensCentral Acceptable loss is a loser mentality. Saying it's a trap game is a built in excuse. You have to find a way to win these games... although we may not win one until Ullmark gets back anyway.
@NorrisWinner@Dragons_Quest@SunGarrioch Fair enough there are seats on resale BUT that is people reselling at a discount. Even the box office costs on TM have come down. The point being the initial pricing and the game level were simply too high deterring your most loyal from attending.
π¨π¦πΊπΈ Trumpβs argument that a trade deficit means America is βfundingβ Canada ignores something rather important: Americans received something for their money.
Imagine walking into a store, choosing the products you want, paying the agreed price and taking them home. Then you accuse the owner of taking your money, demand a say in how they run their company and insist they couldnβt exist without you.
That is the logic behind treating trade as a handout. π
I run a trade deficit with my grocery store. It buys nothing from me. But I get groceries. My receipt proves I purchased something, not that I was robbed or acquired the right to run the business.
Countries are more complicated than grocery stores, but that basic distinction still matters. A trade deficit alone does not demonstrate exploitation. You have to examine the actual trading practices.
Customers can negotiate, shop elsewhere or decide a purchase is no longer worthwhile. Being a customer does not confer ownership.
Buying Canadian products does not buy authority over Canada. Our sovereignty is not an item on your receipt. π¨π¦
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