Canada has no intention of pursuing free trade with China, says Carney

🤔 This is interesting, I mean, what do you expect from Trump when he's all about protectionism? 🚫 It seems like Carney is playing it cool and trying to avoid conflict, but at the same time, he's making some smart moves by cutting those tariffs on Chinese electric cars. 6.1% might not seem like a lot, but it's still something, especially for a country that wants to promote EV sales. I think Canada needs to be strategic here and not get caught up in Trump's games. The fact that they're mirroring the US move is just a way to show solidarity with their ally, you know? 🤝
 
🤔 I think Carney's move is kinda bold, but also super pragmatic at the same time 🤑 He's basically saying that Canada won't rock the boat unless it's really necessary 🌊 And honestly, can you blame him? China's got some major issues with human rights and stuff, so it's hard to see Canada getting involved in a trade deal that would just prop up those problems 🚫 Plus, Trump is just super unpredictable, so I think Carney played it safe 🙏
 
🤔 I think it's fascinating how Carney is trying to navigate this complex situation by proposing a compromise tariff rate for Chinese electric car imports 🚗. It's almost like he's attempting to find a middle ground between being a loyal ally of the US and maintaining his country's interests 🇨🇦. However, some might see it as a clever ploy to appease Trump while still managing to assert Canada's sovereignty in trade negotiations 🤑. The fact that Carney has emerged as a leader among middle powers is interesting too - it highlights the growing divide between countries on issues like globalization and economic governance 🌐.
 
So I just heard about this news and I gotta say, I think Carney is playing it cool 🙄. Like, he's not trying to be too aggressive or anything, but at the same time, he's standing firm on his country's interests. It's like, you can't blame him for wanting to protect Canada's economy, right? And yeah, Trump's reaction is pretty hilarious 😂. I mean, who calls someone out for "virtue-signaling"? 🙄 Like, dude, get over yourself.

But seriously, it's interesting to see how Carney's stance might affect the trade dynamics between Canada and China. Maybe this will encourage other countries to follow suit and stand up to the US? Who knows? One thing's for sure, though - it's always good to have a strong PM like Carney keeping things real 💪.
 
Ugh I'm literally so done with this whole US-China trade thing right now 🤯🚫 It's like, Canada is trying to stay neutral but Trump is just going crazy over here. Newsflash Donald: the rest of the world doesn't care about your tantrums 😂 PM Carney is just trying to protect his country and you're acting like a total drama queen.

I mean, I get it, trade agreements are complicated and all that, but can't we just have a chill conversation about this? 🤔 It's not like Canada is going to start doing China's bidding or anything. And what's with the 100% tariff on Chinese electric cars? Like, really? That's just going to hurt Canadian businesses and consumers.

And don't even get me started on Trump's comments about Carney "virtue-signaling" 😒 That's just classless. PM Carney is trying to do his job and make good decisions for Canada, not try to impress some Twitter crowd. Let's focus on finding real solutions to our trade problems instead of just making empty threats and taking shots at each other 🤷‍♂️
 
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