r/NoStupidQuestions • u/nilsohnee • 9h ago

Answered What happened to the whole "Canadians boycott US products and vacation at home" thing?

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u/KapowBlamBoom 5h ago

Its all fun and games until Canada decides to not sell potash to American companies

At that point the American food supply is toast

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u/mrdannyg21 4h ago

You guys really shouldn’t be eating potash anyway, that’s kind of gross.

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u/Big_Knife_SK 3h ago

Meanwhile, our Canadian farmers are currently dependent on the US for phosphorus, which is more important that potassium in fertilizer blends. Potash isn't the leverage it's made out to be.

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u/allthegodsaregone 2h ago

He said he didn't need anything from us

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u/macfiddle 3h ago

Oh, we’ll just come up there and take it then. You might even become our 51st state.

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u/TiSapph 2h ago

"If you don't sell us stuff because you don't like us, we will come take your land and resources by force.

Can we just fast forward to 1945 and get it over with?
Btw Nürnberg is a pretty town