rdmcandie wrote:
But that aside, you do know that transportation costs are added onto the sales price
No, the sale price was whatever the global commodities market allowed for when it was purchased. Which is why oil exporting nations make bank when prices are high and hurt when prices are low.
I'm deeply sorry I didn't give your little ********* about the US the attention you felt it deserved. It's not really relevant to the fact that Harper's statement was an empty threat no matter how much nationalism it stirred in your frozen Canadian heart
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if Canada wishes to grow we have to export our commodities, and if the US doesn't want it, then we will ship it to someone who does.
Good news for Mexico and Venezuela, I suppose.
gbaji wrote:
And by "hand-wringing" you mean 2 pages of me...
...Crying repeatedly about a topic that mattered to no one except people who are spoonfed their opinions by conservative pundits and CNS News, yes. I think the golden highlight was pointing out how this didn't register a single blip in the Asian media (except a single article in a US-centric source saying 'Lookit them silly Americans getting worked up') and you crowed how this just
proved it because they'd never talk about it publicly so now we
knew it was all hushed scandalized whispers!
I'd award extra points for that but if I did that every time you went off the rails into partisan nuttiness, you'd be up to a kajillion points by now. On the plus side, I just got you to spend a couple posts arguing against the idea that you're more rational than Varus so go me, I guess.
Edited, Nov 15th 2011 11:45pm by Jophiel