Meme Thread for Memes and other assorted Lulz

[The Conservative]

7-10 days depending on weather conditions. The long way also significantly increases shipping costs as fuel is the main cost in transportation.
The Suez canal wasn't built on a whim, there were many good reasons for building it.
It's a very valuable resource, the whole North Africa campaign was fought for control over it in WWII.

I understand that, but let's think about how long it takes things to get through the canal now? (prior to the blockage)

7 to 10 days fewer than going around the Cape.

Well, it just means that there is more reason for the US to make our own shit now.

[The Conservative]

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[Montegriffo]

I understand that, but let's think about how long it takes things to get through the canal now? (prior to the blockage)

7 to 10 days fewer than going around the Cape.

Well, it just means that there is more reason for the US to make our own shit now.

It's not really relevant to the US. Your cargo from China doesn't go through the Suez Canal. 12.5% of the world's trade does though.

[Fife]

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[The Conservative]

7 to 10 days fewer than going around the Cape.

Well, it just means that there is more reason for the US to make our own shit now.

It's not really relevant to the US. Your cargo from China doesn't go through the Suez Canal. 12.5% of the world's trade does though.

When will you get it, the majority of the people here don't give a shit about the world's fuckups....we are trying to fix our own, and right now if the oil was allowed to flow in the US, and so many other things, our gas prices wouldn't by up 70 cents, and we would be laughing and pointing at this shit because we may not drive on the right side of the road, but we at least know how to drive a boat.

[Xenophon]

[Montegriffo]

Well, it just means that there is more reason for the US to make our own shit now.

It's not really relevant to the US. Your cargo from China doesn't go through the Suez Canal. 12.5% of the world's trade does though.

When will you get it, the majority of the people here don't give a shit about the world's fuckups....we are trying to fix our own, and right now if the oil was allowed to flow in the US, and so many other things, our gas prices wouldn't by up 70 cents, and we would be laughing and pointing at this shit because we may not drive on the right side of the road, but we at least know how to drive a boat.

Hey, it wasn't me that brought it up so someone cares.
I was just answering your question about how long it took to go the long way around.
Jeez, no need to be so sensitive.
Do you need a safe space?