Starmer: 'We don't want a trade war' – podcast

omg, I think Keir Starmer is trying to show us that we can still be friends with the US πŸ€πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ even though Brexit has been a bit of a mess. he's right, trade wars are super bad for everyone involved - we should focus on getting those free trade agreements done ASAP! πŸš€ I'm not sure about this special envoy thing tho, it sounds like a PR stunt to me πŸ€”πŸ’β€β™€οΈ. but seriously, let's get back to negotiating and make some good deals that benefit both parties πŸ€‘πŸ‘
 
I'm still worried about Brexit πŸ€”πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§. Like, we're trying to navigate this new international landscape and Starmer is right on the money - avoiding a trade war with the US would be super smart 🀝. I mean, our economy is already feeling the pinch from all the uncertainty πŸ“‰. We need some stability here. And fair play, Labour's stance on free trade agreements sounds like a solid move πŸ’Ό. It'd be great if we could focus on building those relationships with other countries instead of just reacting to what the US is doing πŸ˜…. The gov't's trying to protect British businesses, but they're going about it in all the wrong ways 🚫. We need some more nuanced thinking on this stuff πŸ’‘.
 
I don't get why they're making such a big deal about tariffs on EU goods πŸ€”. It just seems like more of the same Brexit drama πŸ˜’. Starmer's right though, we do need a new relationship with the US and free trade agreements that benefit both countries πŸ’Έ. But come on, can't we have fair competition and protect workers' rights without creating uncertainty for businesses? πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ I mean, it's not like Labour's got all the answers but Starmer's trying to be sensible about this economic stuff πŸ€“. The government should listen to him instead of just going off on a protectionist tangent πŸ”Š.
 
πŸ€” I think Keir Starmer is totally right about this πŸ™Œ. I mean, who wants a trade war? It's gonna hurt our economy and businesses for sure 😬. We're already dealing with Brexit uncertainty, we don't need more stress 🚫. Labour's approach sounds way more sensible to me - fair competition, workers' rights, environment... that's what we should be focusing on πŸ’š.

I'm not sure about the Conservative gov's decision to impose tariffs though πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ. That just seems like a protectionist move to me πŸ˜’. And yeah, let's not forget about Rishi Sunak's economic record... he can't even get that right πŸ™„. Appointing a special envoy to promote trade with the US? Sounds like a dodgy attempt at distraction to me πŸ‘€.

What do you guys think about this whole thing? Should we just go for free trade agreements and hope for the best? πŸ€”
 
Ugh, I'm so done with these trade wars 🀯! Starmer is right on point, though - our economy needs free trade agreements not protectionism 🚫. The uncertainty created by Brexit is already affecting businesses and prices for consumers, let's not add to it with tariffs πŸ€‘. It's also weird that the gov't is being so short-sighted about this, I mean, we're basically stabbing ourselves in the back when it comes to trade with the US πŸ˜’. And yeah, letting some special envoy distract us from our economic problems isn't gonna cut it either πŸ™„... Can't we just get a level playing field and fair competition for once? 🀞
 
I'm really worried about this trade war thingy πŸ€•. I mean, think about all the little businesses and farmers who are already struggling to make ends meet. If prices go up because of tariffs, it's gonna be super tough for people on a tight budget. And what about the environment? Do we not care about our own planet anymore? 🌎 Let's focus on building strong relationships with other countries instead of just looking out for ourselves.

I think Labour is onto something with their free trade agreements idea πŸ’‘. It's all about fair competition and making sure everyone plays by the same rules. No more hiding behind tariffs to protect our own interests. We need to be brave and take a stand for what's right 🌈.
 
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