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    • I helped dad onto the table and unlocked the cloth diaper cover. I put it to the side and untaped the diaper and opening it. “My my, my little girl really filled her diapee.” I said as I start to clean dad carefully as I pulled the diaper away. 
    • Indeed. One thing that has p*** off the current administration with regard to Canada, is that Canada has rerouted and gone to other markets to compensate for US tariffs impact on their exports. Aluminum and their oil are now finding routes to the EU and Asia.  Bascially, Canada is saying, "You don't want to buy it from us? Fine, we'll sell to someone else." I don't think the administration realized that their use of tariffs is not crippling other countries' economies as much as they thought and would force countries to come back to the negotiating table and just accept whatever the orange-one insisted upon. The administration thinking 'we can do anything we want or we'll cut off their trade with tariffs' just hasn't worked out.
    • Would love to join as well... starting the journey to become night time incontinent (maybe daytime too, in the future) @LittleRen77 Thanks!
    • Neither Europe, China, nor other nations are doing so. We might risk losing some export revenue. However, less than 4% of the world's population lives in the US, and American purchasing power is steadily declining. In the grand scheme of things, American purchasing power does not play a major role; the remaining 96% of the global population can easily compensate for the loss of exports to the US. The only ones paying the tariffs are American consumers. To clarify: A tariff rate is simply another term for a "hidden" tax paid by the consumers.
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