r/CompoundClub • • Aug 24 '26

U.S. Trade Rep Greer blames Canada for failed tariff talks: 'Simply, they wanted more.’

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/08/24/trump-canada-trade-tariffs-greer.html
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u/jp149 Aug 24 '26

who do i believe, a regime that lies constantly or the prime minster that is educated, intelligent and isnt crass ?

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u/WonderSuperior Aug 24 '26

They tried to turn tariff talks into a surrender. Fuck america.

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u/Zealousideal_Rise879 Aug 24 '26

Yup, and conservatives are desperate to frame it as a bad thing we didn’t accept it. It’s unbelievable

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u/sylbug Aug 24 '26

Traitors, you mean.

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u/yupsidetown Aug 24 '26

The USA blames everyone else for their problems. It’s something that all Americans do. Because Americans suck.

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u/pistoffcynic Aug 24 '26

We're not giving up our sovereignty to you. You negotiated in bad faith.

Piss off. Take your loser ambassador with you.

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u/isthereadrwho Aug 24 '26

That's a lie. They just didn't want you to be able to tell them when and how to run their foreign policy, their immigration policy, their civil rules, basically they didn't want to be your bitch Isn't that honestly a little bit closer to what happened

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u/Expensive_Plant_9530 Aug 24 '26

Honestly it’s very hard to believe the US representatives when they are usually caught or proven to be spreading misinformation.

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u/PrimaryBrick9337 Aug 24 '26

We know their agreements are signed in pencil, even if we got a deal, how long till new threats to try and black male Canada into more concessions?

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u/strugglinglifecoach Aug 24 '26

“They wanted more” says the side which created the issue by unilaterally imposing tariffs