Nope. That puts blame on immigrants, which I wholeheartedly disagree with. I solely argue the nuance of having a disproportionate amount of unskilled workers caused by capitalism. If you don’t understand that, then you’re probably one of those workers.

Holy, straw man argument much? You took one sentence, misinterpreted it, and spiraled it into a complete made-up narrative.

My only point is flooding the market with cheap labor has a ripple effect that brings down wages as a whole, not just for those being exploited. Nothing I said suggests that immigrants are to blame by “taking our jobs”.

TFWs aren’t the only way immigrants are being exploited, that is short sighted. There’s also PGWP propped up by phony trade schools and community colleges. TFWs give capitalists leverage, but it’s not the whole problem.

You do realize that these things go hand in hand, no? Capitalists needwant cheap labor, so they exploit immigrants, in turn driving down wages for everyone.

Edit: I received some criticism as though I’m suggesting “immigrants are taking our jobs” - that’s wrong. I’m only saying that capitalists are exploiting a vulnerable population, which in turn creates more wage stagnation as the market is flooded with cheap labour.

I’m very pro-immigration, but I try to understand the nuance it has on the job market.___

Because it was sold to American mega corps and the quality was driven into the ground by cutting every corner possible resulting in the worst products I’ve ever tasted.

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Nope. Just a lack of building houses because of capitalism.

Housing prices skyrocketed because of demand and lack of supply.

They’re so overdramatic

Voting strategically means voting for the party that best aligns with your political stance. In this case, the strategic vote would have been NDP. Those Liberal voters didn’t get the message.

USA being a middleman is likely due to convenience allowed by free trade. Depending on where the coffee is processed/roasted, many logistic chains can adapt so products aren’t simply imported/exported through the USA with tariffs applied. I’m by no means super educated on tariffs, but I’ve read that products can be shipped to Canada through the USA without tariffs. Probably if the product isn’t modified in any way, and Canada is the intended destination.

It’ll be interesting to see what happens - I’ve been brewing Canada roasted coffee for years. My roaster just raised their prices by about 4%.

Data shows that conservatives’ biggest concern is “fiscal responsibility” but they do not care about “tariffs or annexation”. Make it make sense conservatives.

I’m not necessarily boycotting, I just heard El Salvador has bad weather this time of year.

Oh no, conservative echo chamber got it wrong again

My thoughts as well. I’m already tired of the neoliberal bullshit and trickle down economic rhetoric.

Hopefully Liberal minority

I’ll cut you

I never agreed with the Liberals plans to ban so many guns that are clearly not intended for violence. The liberals were really transparent during their second campaign about it, and it’s what the people voted for so I was accepting of it… But I don’t own guns, so it’s an easy pill for me to swallow.

He didn’t, yet - he’s meeting with Trump on Thursday.

I’m not defending him, but didn’t spread BS until we know for sure he went limp dick on us.

Ya, ignore that guy/girl. They’re a nut bag. Their argument is such a ridiculous false dichotomy.