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   Message 869 of 2,445   
   Aaron Thomas to Rob Mccart   
   Re: I watched the 'talk'   
   22 Mar 25 08:01:55   
   
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    RM> AT>I'm convinced that everything Trump does is a good thing. I keep hearin   
    RM>   >se warnings about him, but nothing he does ever seems to hurt.   
    RM>    
    RM> You do realize that your stock market has lost about $4 Trillion   
    RM> since the threat of Tariffs started..  ?  That is money out of the   
    RM> pockets of anyone who has investments in the market and companies   
    RM> are terrified to spend money on expansion since they are worried   
    RM> they may be in a situation where they will be losing money for years.   
      
   Our previous president borrowed more than $3 trillion dollars and wasted every   
   cent of it. The stock market crash, by comparison, isn't as bad. At least the   
   investors knew ahead of time what they could be in for.   
      
    RM>   > a survey that was taken on 10 Canadians from the streets of Vancouver.   
    RM>    
    RM> That info came strictly from counting the drop in the number of cars   
    RM> crossing the border and plane passengers heading to the USA compared   
    RM> to this same time last year. And there have been Thousands of people   
    RM> who have cancelled trips to the USA even when it cost them thousands   
    RM> of dollars to walk away from a scheduled vacation in the USA.   
    RM> Travel agencies say that trips they usually arrange have dropped by   
    RM> over 40%.   
      
   Surveying the number of cars crossing the border seems like it's possible to   
   do, but it's not a statistic that warrants a reaction from anybody, and   
   "thousands of people cancelled trips to the USA" isn't surveyable information.   
      
   Another problem with this information is "Travel agencies.." Canadians don't   
   need a travel agency to travel to the USA. The USA and Canada are so alike   
   that there's just no reason for it. Maybe you'd go to a travel agency to plan   
   a trip to Japan or something.   
      
   I'm not doubting you, I'm just doubting these sources. Statistics don't make   
   me flinch.   
      
    RM> There are American businesses near the border who say they are   
    RM> looking at bankruptcy due to the drop in Canadian day trippers   
      
   Just keep an eye on 1 American business that's near the border. We might not   
   be able to see them go bankrupt, but let's see if they stay afloat. (I think   
   they will be fine.)   
      
    RM> AT>I don't understand why they would act that way. I don't think anyone he   
    RM>   >is refusing to buy Canadian stuff.   
    RM>    
    RM> We are looking at this as an threatened economic attack that will   
    RM> cost us over a million jobs and raise the prices on much that we   
    RM> buy when we are already fighting inflation moving prices up faster   
    RM> than wages have been moving.   
      
   The media has a way of triggering people into doing things. We should turn the   
   tables on the media by not getting triggered, and maybe we can trigger them. ;)   
      
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