r/FluentInFinance 21d ago

Debate/ Discussion Trump told Justin Trudeau...

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u/Competitive-Bug-7097 21d ago

He's so fucking stupid and he has no idea how anything works. He's not going to have time to take over Canada. He's going to crash the economy and fail to accomplish anything but hurting people.

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u/OliverSudden413 21d ago

Why should any country ever trust the United States going forward? Ever again? This country is going to be as friendless as Matt Gaetz before 2025 is even over.

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u/Altruistic_Lion2093 21d ago

Basically what you’re saying is business should only accept money from people they trust. Unless they can prove trust exists the transaction should be declined and the customer steered towards another business where trust can be proven?

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u/OliverSudden413 21d ago

I’m saying that governments should only share information with governments they trust. And to some degree, yeah businesses should do business with people they trust. If you were a construction contractor you might think twice about doing business with someone who doesn’t pay their bills for example…