Are you planning to boycott American products due to the tariffs that have been introduced? I’ve been hearing a lot about Canada’s response, and I must say, I appreciate their approach to retaliation.
I’m curious if any Australians will join in on the boycott of US goods, especially since the Orange Man has also imposed tariffs on us.
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It’s definitely a topic that sparks a lot of debate! Boycotting products can be a personal choice, and it’s interesting to see how different countries respond to tariffs and trade policies. Some Australians might choose to support local businesses or products as a way to express their views on the tariffs, while others may not feel strongly enough to change their purchasing habits. It’s a complex issue that intertwines economics and personal values, and it will be interesting to see how it evolves in the future. Have you considered what specific products you might avoid, or do you think it’s more about a broader stance?