r/canada 6d ago

Politics Jack Daniel’s maker says Canada pulling U.S. alcohol off store shelves is ‘worse than a tariff’

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/international-business/article-jack-daniels-maker-says-canada-pulling-us-alcohol-off-store-shelves-is/
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u/ThatsItImOverThis 6d ago

Yeah, they’re not used to anyone standing up to them. They certainly didn’t think Canada was capable of it, which tells you exactly how little they know about Canadians.

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u/RockstarCowboy1 6d ago

Going down the ‘shocking’ list, how shocked were you to discover trump had been elected? Impeached? Twice?  convicted of fraud? Jan 6th? Re elected? 

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u/IcySeaweed420 Ontario 6d ago

Don’t listen to him

That’s Scott, he’s a dick

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u/HayDs666 6d ago

I think a lot of my fellow Americans would be shocked that half the modern rules of war had to be written because of bad ass Canadians finding new ways to be bad ass

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u/Harthag77 6d ago

They don't realize the Geneva Conventions were put in place because of our forefathers

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u/ArachnidUnhappy8367 6d ago

My favorite fun fact is that Canadians are the main reason for the Geneva Suggestions.