Trump projects his greed and selfishness onto everyone else. So doesn't understand that there can be such a thing as a win-win relationship.

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charcircuit an hour ago | parent [-]

I think you are ignoring the situation of a WIN-win relationship where one party is winning much more at the other party's expense. Just because it may be net positive for both countries that doesn't mean that it's a fair arrangement. The excuse that the smaller winner is still technically winning is not a good excuse against pushing for a more fair deal.

	▲	Arodex a few seconds ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Where is Trump pushing for a "more fair" deal? State what is his metric and demonstrate it is "fair" for both sides. Show us it isn't just lies and bad faith.
	▲	AngryData 29 minutes ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		In what way was the US not the big winner already? Canada bought all sorts of military equipment from the US, followed 99.9% of US foreign policy, produced tons of raw materials for the US economy and freely traded it for finished goods and consumables, contributed to many US wars. Canada gave US priority in pretty much every international trade and political matter and even bandwagoned onto many US laws. Literally the only losing move was to mess with our relations to them.
	▲	benfortuna 14 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		That just sounds like greed. It's not enough to be winning, I need to be winning as much if not more than everyone else.