Orangeburst
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Inequity in the spending for defense. They are sheltered under an umbrella we pay for.
possible. but doubtful.How do you breakdown the benefit tho? For there to be inequity, they have to be getting more net benefit in the tradeoff. They don't need the same amount of protection as us. I would bet all my $ we capture more benefit.
It's very possible it's inequitable the other direction.
exactly what you said..where did I say that?
China's long term thinking isn't good for anyone but China. the problem is most people can't see beyond the immediate benefits to look at how the long term implications will play out. See Nixon for opening up China.
they aren't run by a loudmouth who changes economic policy/tariffs every other day.How can Canada get a good trade deal with China, but not US?
possible. but doubtful.
Like Central America, Canada's proximity to America means they can be safe with minimum spending on defense. If your ultra wealthy neighbor hired a security company to patrol the grounds and streets, your place would be safer too.
You have made an error in how you are approaching inequity. Once you reconsider, I think you will understand with increased clarity.It's not doubtful...
NORAD benefits 350m Americans and 40m Canadians. How is it possible that 40m Canadians can capture as much benefit as 350m Americans?
The benefit is the avoidance of damage....look at it this way, if you have prarie dogs causing $10k of damage in your yard and $5k of damage in my yard, and we split pest control 60/40, you are winning the deal, not me, the guy paying 40%.
America has so much more to protect.
what?exactly what you said..
they aren't run by a loudmouth who changes economic policy/tariffs every other day.
How do you breakdown the benefit tho? For there to be inequity, they have to be getting more net benefit in the tradeoff. They don't need the same amount of protection as us. I would bet all my $ we capture more benefit.
It's very possible it's inequitable the other direction.
To show that they aren't long-term oriented, I could just say "one-child policy" and not have to say any more. Sure, they reversed it, but the damage has been done.ok, how would you describe them then? And what can you point to for this?
lmao..what?
you asked why Canada can get a better trade deal that the US. I answered.
you then asked about a good deal. that is a different standard.
our previous trade deals with China were not good either, so Canada getting better doesn't mean its "good".
stop trying to defend Trump and respond to what is actually said.
You have made an error in how you are approaching inequity. Once you reconsider, I think you will understand with increased clarity.
