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@JasminLaine I still youre being too hard on Carney. both president's inherited terrible mess. I think you Ned to give him a chance. I did a search on AI and Carney is doing anti globalist things. empowering provinces to be more autonomous is key and he's doing stuff on that front.
problem is both countries are still in my book too soft on globalism. so atm i think the trade war thing is good against globalism because both countries need to be more united amongst themselves, more resourceful and less dependent on each other when they are still fundamentally not on the same page in too many regards.
don't listen to negative comments. I believe in both countries. its about time two countries divided by a common language actually try being less reliant on one another. it hasn't worked from an optimal point of view, other first world countries outpaced NA. it kind of enabled less effort to try to be great as individual countries imo.
why r we digging our way out with a measly shovel when we can ask for help from the rest of the world. Germany was helped post WWII. America is too far gone debt plus invasion etc... we need a soft restoration like Germany had. convince America to want their own foreign rescue plan (like the gradual restoration of sovereignty (culminating in the 1955 Bonn–Paris conventions for West Germany and the 1990 Two Plus Four Treaty for reunified Germany).) overshorter period UT at least this way next generation will be ettr off
@Sandra_G_Loftis@RandPaul lol right. foreign aid matches a narrative, narrative are everything. you break that they'll start asking for us to pay debt.
I don't support Washington doing much of anything quite frankly. I want a foreign rescue plan (like the gradual restoration of sovereignty (culminating in the 1955 Bonn–Paris conventions for West Germany and the 1990 Two Plus Four Treaty for reunified Germany).) which ever country does this first is the bigger country in my book.
both Canada and US have been teetering on third world status for too long.
America needs to just declare some kind of financial ineptitude to the world and ask for some form of rescue mission by the world powers. kinda like a super soft form of Germany in WWII. You get to keep your country but world powers step in to rearrange things until order restored. BRICS is kinda try to do this. but if American leaders were honest about empowering next generation and wanted results sooner this would be the way. do this, then Canadian will be asking for their own foreign rescue plan (like the gradual restoration of sovereignty (culminating in the 1955 Bonn–Paris conventions for West Germany and the 1990 Two Plus Four Treaty for reunified Germany).) which ever country does this first is the bigger country in my book.
both Canada and US have been teetering on third world status for too long.
Alexander Hamilton argued that a national debt, if it is not excessive, would be a national blessing. At $40 trillion dollars and more than 120% of GDP, we are a long way past not excessive.
American has been entirely free of debt exactly once, briefly, in 1835. I’m tired of hearing that balancing the budget is radical while borrowing another trillion a year is treated as the moderate position. It’s time we get serious about our mounting debt.
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@spearofright@JasminLaine I wouldn't say *very much at all". but âgée there needs to be much more serious talk. but honestly I think big picture talk of Canada ought to be reflection of America.