Oh, Canada!
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Article in my local paper today reported that the HUGE solar farm near the CA/NV border is being 2/3 shut down due to being 11 years old and obsolete.
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Re: Oh, Canada!
Better oil up them chainsaws and start cutting down your forest....CHEEZY17 wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 2:27 pmThat's ok. Governor Whitmer wants to cut down almost 500 acres of pure natural forest to create a solar farm here. A state that is basically overcast with clouds from December to March.stonedmegman wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 2:04 pm Time to turn the lights off in New York and Michigan.
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Holy shit. So with all of the tariff talk I did a bit of research. Canada ALREADY has massive tariffs on goods from the USA. A bit hypocritical, eh?
"Canada has implemented several tariffs on goods from the United States, with some specific rates on various products. Here's an overview based on recent data:
Dairy products: Tariffs can be as high as 245%-298%.
Poultry: Tariffs are around 238%.
Fish: A tariff of 100% applies.
Tobacco: Also subject to a 100% tariff.
Consumer Goods: A general tariff rate of 30% is imposed.
Lumber: Tariffs range from 17-20%.
Steel: Tariffs are between 25-50%.
Aluminum: Approximately 10% tariff is applied."
"Canada has implemented several tariffs on goods from the United States, with some specific rates on various products. Here's an overview based on recent data:
Dairy products: Tariffs can be as high as 245%-298%.
Poultry: Tariffs are around 238%.
Fish: A tariff of 100% applies.
Tobacco: Also subject to a 100% tariff.
Consumer Goods: A general tariff rate of 30% is imposed.
Lumber: Tariffs range from 17-20%.
Steel: Tariffs are between 25-50%.
Aluminum: Approximately 10% tariff is applied."
"When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny."
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Source?CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:34 am Holy shit. So with all of the tariff talk I did a bit of research. Canada ALREADY has massive tariffs on goods from the USA. A bit hypocritical, eh?
"Canada has implemented several tariffs on goods from the United States, with some specific rates on various products. Here's an overview based on recent data:
Dairy products: Tariffs can be as high as 245%-298%.
Poultry: Tariffs are around 238%.
Fish: A tariff of 100% applies.
Tobacco: Also subject to a 100% tariff.
Consumer Goods: A general tariff rate of 30% is imposed.
Lumber: Tariffs range from 17-20%.
Steel: Tariffs are between 25-50%.
Aluminum: Approximately 10% tariff is applied."
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GrokReservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:39 amSource?CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:34 am Holy shit. So with all of the tariff talk I did a bit of research. Canada ALREADY has massive tariffs on goods from the USA. A bit hypocritical, eh?
"Canada has implemented several tariffs on goods from the United States, with some specific rates on various products. Here's an overview based on recent data:
Dairy products: Tariffs can be as high as 245%-298%.
Poultry: Tariffs are around 238%.
Fish: A tariff of 100% applies.
Tobacco: Also subject to a 100% tariff.
Consumer Goods: A general tariff rate of 30% is imposed.
Lumber: Tariffs range from 17-20%.
Steel: Tariffs are between 25-50%.
Aluminum: Approximately 10% tariff is applied."
"When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny."
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Gee, I could have sworn it was some guy on "X". That's some top-drawer "research" you did.CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:50 amGrokReservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:39 amSource?CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:34 am Holy shit. So with all of the tariff talk I did a bit of research. Canada ALREADY has massive tariffs on goods from the USA. A bit hypocritical, eh?
"Canada has implemented several tariffs on goods from the United States, with some specific rates on various products. Here's an overview based on recent data:
Dairy products: Tariffs can be as high as 245%-298%.
Poultry: Tariffs are around 238%.
Fish: A tariff of 100% applies.
Tobacco: Also subject to a 100% tariff.
Consumer Goods: A general tariff rate of 30% is imposed.
Lumber: Tariffs range from 17-20%.
Steel: Tariffs are between 25-50%.
Aluminum: Approximately 10% tariff is applied."

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You could plug the question into another AI if you'd like. Maybe you'll get something different. You asked for the source. I provided it. If it's wrong I have no problem accepting a different answer.Reservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:53 amGee, I could have sworn it was some guy on "X". That's some top-drawer 'research" you did.CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:50 amGrokReservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:39 amSource?CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:34 am Holy shit. So with all of the tariff talk I did a bit of research. Canada ALREADY has massive tariffs on goods from the USA. A bit hypocritical, eh?
"Canada has implemented several tariffs on goods from the United States, with some specific rates on various products. Here's an overview based on recent data:
Dairy products: Tariffs can be as high as 245%-298%.
Poultry: Tariffs are around 238%.
Fish: A tariff of 100% applies.
Tobacco: Also subject to a 100% tariff.
Consumer Goods: A general tariff rate of 30% is imposed.
Lumber: Tariffs range from 17-20%.
Steel: Tariffs are between 25-50%.
Aluminum: Approximately 10% tariff is applied."![]()
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CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:55 amYou could plug the question into another AI if you'd like. Maybe you'll get something different. You asked for the source. I provided it. If it's wrong I have no problem accepting a different answer.Reservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:53 amGee, I could have sworn it was some guy on "X". That's some top-drawer 'research" you did.CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:50 amGrokReservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:39 amSource?CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:34 am Holy shit. So with all of the tariff talk I did a bit of research. Canada ALREADY has massive tariffs on goods from the USA. A bit hypocritical, eh?
"Canada has implemented several tariffs on goods from the United States, with some specific rates on various products. Here's an overview based on recent data:
Dairy products: Tariffs can be as high as 245%-298%.
Poultry: Tariffs are around 238%.
Fish: A tariff of 100% applies.
Tobacco: Also subject to a 100% tariff.
Consumer Goods: A general tariff rate of 30% is imposed.
Lumber: Tariffs range from 17-20%.
Steel: Tariffs are between 25-50%.
Aluminum: Approximately 10% tariff is applied."![]()



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Ah, so you got nothing. Again. Are those numbers wrong and you disagree? Do you have something that shows otherwise? Come on, Rick. Let's see it.Reservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:57 amCHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:55 amYou could plug the question into another AI if you'd like. Maybe you'll get something different. You asked for the source. I provided it. If it's wrong I have no problem accepting a different answer.Reservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:53 amGee, I could have sworn it was some guy on "X". That's some top-drawer 'research" you did.CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:50 amGrokReservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:39 amSource?CHEEZY17 wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 2:34 am Holy shit. So with all of the tariff talk I did a bit of research. Canada ALREADY has massive tariffs on goods from the USA. A bit hypocritical, eh?
"Canada has implemented several tariffs on goods from the United States, with some specific rates on various products. Here's an overview based on recent data:
Dairy products: Tariffs can be as high as 245%-298%.
Poultry: Tariffs are around 238%.
Fish: A tariff of 100% applies.
Tobacco: Also subject to a 100% tariff.
Consumer Goods: A general tariff rate of 30% is imposed.
Lumber: Tariffs range from 17-20%.
Steel: Tariffs are between 25-50%.
Aluminum: Approximately 10% tariff is applied."![]()
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You're pathetic.

Poor Rick. Actual of vid of Rick thinking he's got a gotcha:

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American AI sources are always the most reliable...
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Again, just like I said to Rick. If you can find other information, please go ahead and post it. If you two want to dispute the conclusions of the AI then go ahead and post an alternative source(s) that prove it wrong. It's really pretty simple. It's not my fault, or the AI's, that these Canadian tariffs are already in place and have been for some time.
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trees remove carbon from the atmosphere and are a key ingredient to maintaining a balance. To cut down trees in order to build a solar farm is the definition of stupid.CHEEZY17 wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 5:39 pmI know dude. Ive looked into solar for my house. The point is why purposely build something that you know will automatically be less than optimal for 33% of the year? And chop down almost 500 acres of virgin forest to do it?Reservoir Dog wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 3:46 pmSolar panels still work on cloudy days, dude. Not at peak efficiency, but they still work.CHEEZY17 wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 2:27 pmThat's ok. Governor Whitmer wants to cut down almost 500 acres of pure natural forest to create a solar farm here. A state that is basically overcast with clouds from December to March.stonedmegman wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 2:04 pm Time to turn the lights off in New York and Michigan.
Thats like recommending the use of a diesel generator to recharge an electric car.
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Well, Lefties aren't all that bright.Animal wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 3:42 pmtrees remove carbon from the atmosphere and are a key ingredient to maintaining a balance. To cut down trees in order to build a solar farm is the definition of stupid.CHEEZY17 wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 5:39 pmI know dude. Ive looked into solar for my house. The point is why purposely build something that you know will automatically be less than optimal for 33% of the year? And chop down almost 500 acres of virgin forest to do it?Reservoir Dog wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 3:46 pmSolar panels still work on cloudy days, dude. Not at peak efficiency, but they still work.CHEEZY17 wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 2:27 pmThat's ok. Governor Whitmer wants to cut down almost 500 acres of pure natural forest to create a solar farm here. A state that is basically overcast with clouds from December to March.stonedmegman wrote: βSun Feb 02, 2025 2:04 pm Time to turn the lights off in New York and Michigan.
Thats like recommending the use of a diesel generator to recharge an electric car.
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Trudeau cucked again



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Sorry, Rick, JT says otherwiseReservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 11:11 pmTrudeau didn't give up anything we weren't already doing, you dumb cunt.![]()
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He literally said that he's announcing NEW commitments, you moron. New.Reservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 11:23 pmTrudeau announced that 1.3 Billion border plan 2 months ago, you stupid cunt.
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Trudeau, *on the phone to the guy he hired two months ago to run his border plan*... "Hey, Fred. I'm adding a couple of new words to your job title. You're now also a "Fentanyl Czar". We'll have it added to your business cards. Your job description doesn't change in any way. Just keep doing the job I hired you for."Biker wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 11:26 pmHe literally said that he's announcing NEW commitments, you moron. New.Reservoir Dog wrote: βMon Feb 03, 2025 11:23 pmTrudeau announced that 1.3 Billion border plan 2 months ago, you stupid cunt.

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Dude, you're not ever going to convince them. In their (little pea-brain) heads, 47 aka FOTUS said he won, so he won. Not that he got anything we didn't already have an agreement for, but that doesn't matter. He gets to think he flexed his flabby muscles, so win for the US, I guess.
I like the idea you're taking American liquor off the shelf, bold move! Drink Canadian, and have one for me!
I like the idea you're taking American liquor off the shelf, bold move! Drink Canadian, and have one for me!

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And you lot are doing the opposite. And its hilarious.QillerDaemon wrote: βTue Feb 04, 2025 2:06 pm Dude, you're not ever going to convince them. In their (little pea-brain) heads, 47 aka FOTUS said he won, so he won. Not that he got anything we didn't already have an agreement for, but that doesn't matter. He gets to think he flexed his flabby muscles, so win for the US, I guess.
I like the idea you're taking American liquor off the shelf, bold move! Drink Canadian, and have one for me!![]()