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Jim Beam shutting down bourbon production at Kentucky distillery for a year as Trump’s trade wars hit sales
(www.independent.co.uk)
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So far Canadians have been smart enough to hold the line. Don't bend and don't believe the liars in charge of the US. This administration would gladly invade anyone and subjugate them.
Never 51. Elbows Up, Canada. It's time to line brawl on the ice.
Canada has got this. They have shifted to trade with more stable countries and had ramped up local distilleries. They are not being mean but rather strategic.
Canadian products are generally superior quality anyways
That I can definitely agree with. US manufacturing is so crippled by capitalism that the results are squeezed into barely functional pieces of shit. Efficiency for the shareholders is king.
I'm always glad to see when someone like Canada has some pride in their products and not just making the shittiest thing that'll still sell.
What Canadian products?
Can't speak for manufactured products but our food quality is typically on the better side due largely to higher standards and regulations.
https://impact.economist.com/sustainability/project/food-security-index/
not enough to not go to disney though.
Even if I thought like that, there are other Disney parks in other parts of the world where they don't arrest you for trying to enter legally.
Why the fuck would anyone go to a Disney park at the best of times?