The trade deal failed because of Canadian protectionism. And Canadians are mad at Americans because they are engaging in... wait for it... Protectionism. Seriously. Most cannot see the irony because their brains have been poisoned with media brainwashing and TDS. It's time for this entitled, privileged, emasculated country to learn a hard lesson. You don't have the right to anything. You're not entitled to the U.S. markets. It is a privilege to be able to trade with the U.S. It's no different than you having a business. Your customers have to be earned. You treat your customers with respect, and you work to keep them happy. For some reason, Canadians feel that the U.S. has this obligation to buy our stuff. That it's just rooted in some inherent right. You may not like how they're going about it, and I'm not happy that we're in this situation, but at some point Canada needs to take a step back and self-reflect. Yes, I understand that Canada and the U.S. have had a long-held relationship. But Canadians have taken advantage of it. We have a lot to offer the world and a lot to offer the United States, but we somehow developed this smug attitude that we absolutely deserve attention from the U.S. and they have to buy our stuff on our terms. We get to dictate trade and they don't have a say. I don't understand where this is coming from. And many past administrations did this. They simply yielded to Canada because it didn't have an overall dramatic impact in their economy. Canadians are unhappy because this administration simply decided that they want a deal that is better for the U.S. And I don't understand why Canadians don't understand that. I mean, we want a deal that is better for Canada. It's natural. But we've developed a sense of entitlement that we deserve more than we're giving. And it's come to bite us. And now we're facing the consequences. Humility and humbleness go a long way when you're dealing with a trading partner that could crush you without much effort. Canada exists and trades with the U.S. out of grace, not need. People are mad at the U.S. administration, but the reality is, Canada has changed wildly in the last little while. And the Americans see that. And they are not happy with the direction their largest trading partner is going. They don't see Canada as an ally like they used to. They now see it as a liability, whereas before we were an asset. The U.S. is not the problem. Canada is the problem. We are the ones that have dramatically changed. And now we're upset that the Americans don't like who we are compared to who we were. If your partner in a relationship doesn't like you, more likely than not, you're doing something wrong. I think what it comes down to is Canadians are learning that we're not as important to the US as we used to think we were. And that Americans care a lot less about us than we thought. Canada in its current state today, is nothing special. And it's hard for a lot of people to swallow.