Tractor Shortages

[Paystar]

Once I started looking I was shocked to learn China owns most of the land in Canada now. Even a small mining town north of me, all the waterfront property is owned by Chinese and everyone that lives there lease their land from them.

 

[finn1]

This entire thread is a train wreck in slow motion.

You guys sound like someone who has never been off the farm, spewing conspiracy theories they heard from their favorite outlet, sitting at a bar drinking bad hooch.

 

[rScotty]

This entire thread is a train wreck in slow motion.

You guys sound like someone who has never been off the farm, spewing conspiracy theories they heard from their favorite outlet, sitting at a bar drinking bad hooch.

Well, when I started the thread I didn't expect it to turn into one more example of batting unsupported conspiracy theories back and forth. But it has.

Back in message #1 I was concerned about some parts I couldn't find & wondering if here on TBN we could explore solutions to trade shortages.
Instead, it's become a blame game.

Sometimes conversations just go where they will rather than where expect them to.
rScotty

 

[jezreel]

This entire thread is a train wreck in slow motion.

You guys sound like someone who has never been off the farm, spewing conspiracy theories they heard from their favorite outlet, sitting at a bar drinking bad hooch.

C’mon Maaaaan. . . Many threads that go to 5 pages are already going off the rails. Some are fun to follow. Others are NOT. The ones that aren’t, I quit looking at.

 

[IndyJay]

 

[Williy]

I noticed that a bunch of dimwitts responded rather
quickly with there yak yak yak senseless crap was
a waste of time in the first place!
brainless responses????????

Smart people who use their brain would ask
"where did you get this info from" or something
to that effect!

Fact check: California trucking regulations aren't to blame for cargo backlog

The regulations cited in a popular post online are real. But experts say they aren't contributing to supply chain delays in California.

www.usatoday.com

Effect of California truck rules on port backups overstated

As hordes of ships wait to unload at California ports and elsewhere, some are shifting blame to the Golden State’s regul

www.politifact.com

Effect of California truck rules on port backups overstated

As hordes of ships wait to unload at California ports and elsewhere, some are shifting blame to the Golden State’s regul

www.politifact.com

willy

 

[Torvy]

Well, when I started the thread I didn't expect it to turn into one more example of batting unsupported conspiracy theories back and forth. But it has.

Back in message #1 I was concerned about some parts I couldn't find & wondering if here on TBN we could explore solutions to trade shortages.
Instead, it's become a blame game.

Sometimes conversations just go where they will rather than where expect them to.
rScotty

Well, since the Federal Government is ultimately in charge of international and interstate commerce, the only viable solutions we could discuss are not permitted in this forum.

 

[fried1765]

Can't really give an honest opinion without getting a "timeout". Yes, the world has always had diverse politics but things have changed dramatically in the past 5 years or so. People are no longer allowed to have frank and open discussions anymore. If you say something that is not part of the official narrative you lose your speaking privileges. This is what America has become and even this simple, honest statement will likely be removed and my account locked. But yes, I agree with you that the pandemic has been used to create a whole new world.

Go to OTT !
Not nearly as ridiculous about "locking/banning"!