The problem is that the counter-argument is “that’s a lie,” but stupid people don’t understand that you cannot spend all day explaining basic economics to people who start from the assumptions of the lie in the first instance and are thus uneducable. https://twitter.com/scottadamssays/status/1005922978863992833 …
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Can you please occasionally take a little time out of your day to smack down
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I simply asked the public to provide a link describing trade with Canada in a way we citizens can judge as fair or unfair. No one passed the test. I'm sure Tom would like to see such a link too. Wouldn't you?
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You could find people who are experts on these things and follow them on Twitter
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I only need one article that summarizes the trade situation with US and Canada in a way that a citizen can judge looks either fair or unfair. Which one of those articles do you think does that?
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Man, I called this one easily
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Sounds like you didn't understand the question. All I want is one article that clearly lays out the fairness/unfairness argument with Canada and the US. Not looking for articles that say things like "free trade is good" or list lots of data without context.
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