if it's Boeing I ain't Going
If it's Boeing I ain't Going
Liam Cruz
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Michael Gray
if it's Bombardier I say hooray
Jonathan Johnson
what happned?
Brody Allen
Is this Ameriorc?
Lincoln Cox
Too much payload (american passengers)
Xavier Parker
It appears that one of the engines is fucked
Chase Bennett
Damn...
Caleb Jackson
>Boeing
Receives over $64 billion from the government to produce subpar aircraft
>Bombardier
Recieves $1.3 billion from the government to make a roomier, safer, and more fuel effecient aircraft
How is Boeing allowed to demand that the commerce department slap a 300% tariff on Bombardier for accepting government money? Is the US government a fucking joke?
Jackson Robinson
Boeing started a huge anti-dumping dispute with Bombardier, which has been grotesquely subsidized because it is(was) one of the only economically viable major Quebec corporations that wasn't incredibly corrupt (see SNC Lavalin). So the US Trade Department slapped a huge tariff on them, maybe a bit too steep, and that's huge for Bombardier's continued business selling planes in the US.
Jace Clark
>How is Boeing allowed to demand that the commerce department slap a 300% tariff on Bombardier for accepting government money? Is the US government a fucking joke?
Literally every major airplane-producing company does this my man
Joshua Turner
>Is the US government a fucking joke?
B-but muh free market
Yanks are a laff and a half
Camden Rogers
In the photo or in the grand scheme of things?
Photo is goose-induced catastrophic starboard engine failure.
Grand scheme is that America's Boeing somehow fucked over Delta airlines, millions of airline passengers, the enviroment, and Canada's Bombardier.
Ayden Thomas
Charles Baker
>grotesquely subsidized
It's around 1/64th of the government money Boeing gets, and since Québec demanded 49.5% of the company, it wasn't even an actual subsidy, but an investment by Québec.
>a bit too steep
219% later increased to 300% isn't a bit too steep, it's an international laughingstock and one of the most insane tariffs in modern economic history.
Joshua Reyes
Canada should trade more with the EU and china imho and slowly move away from the US
Oliver Campbell
What happened to the Bombardier/Airbus deal?
Don't tell me that's actually how it's pronounced.
Chase Nelson
I agree, we also need to look to the Commonwealth. With Trump crying about NAFTA and Brussels crying about Brexit, now is the time to increase our economic ties to one another.
Austin James
Bom-bard-ee-ay
Noah Rivera
Bom-bard-yay
Ayden Sanchez
Why are angl*s physically incapable of pronouncing [e] (Close-mid front unrounded vowel)?
Christian Wilson
If it's Tupolev, it's all good, brev.
Gavin Phillips
Because it practically doesn't exist in most English dialects? Besides, *Nglos have a harder time with guttural r's.
Thomas Brooks
>this ignorant OP believes jet engines are made by Boeing
Bombardier has been recognized as one of the dangerous plane makers since they actually failed many time here
Liam Cook
>airlines
Fucking kill yourself all of you.
If it wasn't for government subsidies airlines that don't have overseas fares wouldn't survive.
Literally communism.