Reggie Dunlop

[Reggie Dunlop @TheCDNrational]

@FoodProfessor Now if they want a real free trade deal (including removal of dairy cartel), it’s another conversation.

But I prefer 2yrs economic turmoil over signing a ripoff like Europe and Japan did - they have a perennial goods deficits with the US to justify an entry fee, we don’t.

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@FoodProfessor Like the very smart Jean Charest said in the beginning, reality will prevail.

USA tearing apart CUSMA is economic suicide. If they do it, it will be temporary.

No deal is better then a bad deal , Trump isn’t eternal and concessions would be difficult to remove after he’s gone

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@PDXFato Ok man wank yourself looking at your flag who gives a shit.

You got to be some kind of weirdo to post that kind of shit

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@uncledoomer Americans making everything a pissing contest is tiresome.

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@Verdis_deMosays USA has natural wonders that makes it an amazing country to visit.

But the cities are trash.

I went to Baltimore & Washington for a football trip, most unsafe I’ve ever felt in a city anywhere. “Zombies” everywhere. I mean, it’s your god damn capital.

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@JimChuong Oh. I thought the banks were honouring the purchase price - I heard a few months ago that RBC did.

Pretty bad for those people, although the capital loss exists no matter if you have to punt it upfront or if you can amortize it on your mortgage

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@PurpleNurp69 @Hockey_Is_All The guy has a a record amount of go ahead goal saved for one Brett Hull season when goalies sucked in the 80s.

Think about it, Lemieux, Gretz, Ovi never scored more goals when the game is tied (the most VALUABLE ones)

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@jamesmiller49er @Hockey_Is_All Don’t talk about something you don’t know about. MSL has explained this multiple times

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@TrendPolCa That has been Canada’s position from the start chief.

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@MarkusWhitman @abierkhatib Europeans, Canadians, Japanese have healthcare costs of 5 to 7k USD per capita. In the USA is 14k.

For profits hospitals are ripping you off.

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@ScottCanning6 @GasBuddyGuy Yes Scott and without our oil some of their refineries sit idle and they lose tons of money/profits.

It’s called a mutually beneficial relationship

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@northernck Canadian energy is imported in the US, refined, then re-exported. It should not be counted in the trade balance

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@atrupar What a dumbass. If they didn’t need our lumber, energy and aluminum their companies wouldn’t be buying it in the free market.

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@MPelletierCIO Balance of powers, Martin. From what I’ve read, USMCA is baked into law by congress so while Trump can “say” he wants to opt out, in practice congress still needs to vote to remove it which he doesn’t have the support for.

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@MarkTrf1 @ivandemigoal Let’s say they are similar level players. Which is generous towards Larkin considering Caufield was the best goal scorer last year.

Even then, one is 29 and the other is 25. 4 prime years of difference.

The 1st round pick is going the wrong way IMO

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@Dan_macros @redbeaver613 @Barchart If price of gold goes up it already increases GDP, tax revenue and consequently the value of our currency.

Do you think our government should own oil also to support the currency?

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@Dan_macros @redbeaver613 @Barchart Why would you need gold reserves when your ground is full of it

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@maxvanhoutte Une chance que Treliving n’est plus GM des leafs car c’est le genre de move qui détruit une réputation. Un deal est un deal, tu peux juste pas faire ça.

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@AJ__24 @maxvanhoutte Oui - mais clairement c’était fait exprès par Treliving. Une façon “cheap” de backout d’un deal qu’il ne voulait plus faire.