I strongly doubt I'll be the only person or business doing that either.
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Hehe it's cute that you think you know what's going on in the US. And for the millionth time, I don't care what anyone here thinks of me.I guess this is what you would call "healing the wounds". I call it throwing salt into them, but if I?m honest I did expect you to be a bad winner. So no surprise here. Even Trump found some positive words today about his opponents, I guess you won't have that said about you.
And if you really think that it would be a good thing if the college educated, above average earning "socialist idiots" move to canada leaving you alone with all those not so much educated, rural Tump voters ... well ... then I hope you will enjoy your agricultural 3rd world country.
Hating the progressive left and their political positions is one thing, thinking you?d be better off without them as a society and hoping they will leave - means you're pretty far gone.
Of course not being in the Us or Us-citizen completely disqualifies me from making any sound arguments.
Of course not being in the Us or Us-citizen completely disqualifies me from making any sound arguments.
Meh, never was a huge fan of Trump. But, as I've been saying, he's infinitely better than the witch. I think this is a step in the right direction, albeit with an imperfect leader. Don't stress out over this too much, you'll be okay.
College educations don't always result in higher incomes, unless it's a degree in something real, unlike gender studies or lesbian dance therapy, as Ben Shapiro likes to say. There have been studies since the primaries that indicate even though Trump's supporters didn't have as much college, they were making more money. Accomplishing more with less, imagine that.
What, a trade deal? If the UK wants one I'm pretty sure they'll get one under a Trump Administration. I can just about guarantee it'll go through faster and easier than CETA. There's not really any reason not to... and TTIP's starting to come apart at the seams anyway.
One of the fun things the Maastricht Treaty ended up doing is killing off a lot of the automotive and aerospace components trade between the US and the UK. Lucas was at one point quietly selling a huge proportion of their production to the US - many Mustangs have Lucas-made fuel injectors; they had Lucas made fog lights and other accessories as options. GM also bought Lucas parts. Most of that trade went poof in the wake of Maastricht for various related reasons; German industry made out like a bandit, capturing no small part of the lost UK business for some strange reason... I wonder what that would be.
Many people would like to see that trade resume in both countries; the UK would probably appreciate the resurrection of that manufacturing sector and US companies purchasing such goods would love to be able to (if nothing else) have another source to play off against others and get prices down while still getting quality parts.
To choose another example, it means the US would have a huge new exclusive customer for all this natural gas we can't seem to get rid of because the current administration was dragging its feet on gas export terminals. The UK would get cheaper prices on fuel (they currently import 55% of their natural gas with the rest coming from UK production sources) because we gotta dump this stuff and we'd make a lot of money anyway. It could also remove them from dependence on European (read: Russian!) gas.
