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@dwr.eth
who has more leverage?
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@asenderling.eth
What does 'leverage' matter when Trump says he has no demands?? Why suddenly tariff someone (on false pretenses) you have a comprehensive trade agreement with?
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gotta know composition of the exports to really know who has leverage
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@inceptionally
We do… to what end though? We started it.
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Let’s see what happens when the stock market implodes tomorrowβ€”pressure on US from biz (aka Trump donors) is going to be interesting to watch
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With globalized supply chains these figures say very little. I don't know much about the economy of Canada & Mexico, but the EU could choke semiconductor supply chains if it wanted to.
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Canada and Mexico. Btw, your state is now collecting signatures to begin the process of leaving the USA. https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/california-secede-2028-ballot-measure-allowed-to-get-signatures/
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I think all this tariff thing is a smoke, hiding behind the real motives. Negotiating and securing the Northwest Passage
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usa
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My mum
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Who has more leverage
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The answer was always the US. This leverage was created by being a willing player, immediate and abrupt tariffs destroy the trust established with these countries... meaning they won't flinch to do this to us in a future scenario. Usually a smart idea to make friends with your neighbors.
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This pivot to suzerainty is going to be jarring for everyone
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Free markets amiright?!
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β€œThe goods they take from Britain are either necessaries, mere conveniences, or superfluities. The first, as cloth, etc., with a little industry they can make at home; the second they can do without till they are able to provide them among themselves; and the last, which are much the greatest part, they can strike off immediately. They are mere articles of fashion, purchased and consumed because the fashion in a respected country; but will now be detested and rejected.” - Franklin Stamp Act Testimony. Britain was convinced we needed their goods.
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not all pain is equal
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The world
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This brings back memories of β€œthat sucking sound” in my childhood. https://youtu.be/W3LvZAZ-HV4?si=FBEHDVy8GlBBZL1K
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