• 60d@lemmy.ca
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    7 个月前

    ‘Made in Canada’ is more important to the cause. That’s where the jobs are.

    ‘Headquartered in Murca’ makes very little difference to the Canadian economy. It’s not like the c-levels contribute anything to Murca, as can be plainly seen.

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      7 个月前

      it might not make a difference to the Canadian economy, but buying cars from American companies still boost theirs.

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        7 个月前

        Not at all! They contribute nothing to the American economy except inflation.

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          That makes zero sense. How do they benefit by selling and manufacturing cars in other countries, if not by making money?

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            7 个月前

            Weird, right? So people make money while working for Ford, for example.

            Ford the automaker gets paid and makes “profit” in Murca.

            Profit goes to the 1%. The 1% contributes nothing to the economy by dodging taxes and securing a greater share of the overall wallet in Murca.

            This causes inflation because there’s less money circulating. Huh. It’s almost like the profits do nothing, despite what Reagan told you.