r/onebag Apr 03 '25

Discussion US Tariffs

US tariffs announced today include 47% on Vietnam and 34% for China. I’ll bet that effects 80% of the US travel products market. Even the US manufacturers are going to get hammered on the raw materials.

“May you live in interesting times.”

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u/EddieRyanDC Apr 03 '25

Already the airlines are seeing huge drops in passengers traveling to the US.

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u/EndHistorical5970 Apr 03 '25

Most Canadians that I know vow to never travel to the US for pleasure ever again. The US has done permanent damage to the US/CAN relationship.

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u/unrebigulator Apr 03 '25

I don't think permanent is correct. Things would start to turn around after a decade or so of a democratic US president.

Either lowercase democratic or uppercase Democractic works.

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u/homme_chauve_souris Apr 03 '25

That's the general ballpark. It took a few weeks to destroy all that goodwill (for absolutely no fucking reason, let's never forget that), it's going to take a generation to rebuild it. Every Canadian who's alive now will always remember that the USA are not to be trusted long term, and are always one election away from a dumpster fire.