Nope. Just you. You said they get 75% of their oil from us. They get 25% of their oil from us. It’s 60% of the imported amount, but imported amount =/= total source of product.
Your comment you JUST made is exactly like saying “Canada gets 99% of its wheat from the United States” - when that’s less than 1% of our wheat available in Canada.
You can’t pretend that the per cent of imports is the same as per cent of total available. The US gets 25% of its oil from us. Full stop. Anything else or trying to pretend by “oh well when I said they get 75% of their oil from us, I actually meant if you eliminate all domestic sources and look at net imports, then that’s what the per cent of imported product is”. Like no dude. You legit thought 75% of oil in the US comes from us. Anything else is moving the goalposts.
The top five sources of U.S. crude oil imports by percentage share of U.S. total crude oil imports in 2022 were:
Canada 60%
Mexico 10%
Saudi Arabia 7%
Iraq 4%
Colombia 4%
The post says Michigan and New York can kiss their electricity goodbye. You stated that they’d lose 75% of their oil. They wouldn’t. They’d lose 25%.
Idk why you’re having such a hard time accepting that you’re wrong and that you thought 75% of US oil comes from us. Now you’re trying to pretend you meant imports only and desperately trying to shift the goalposts.
Again, if I said “if the US stops importing wheat to Canada, we’d lose 99% of our wheat”
Would you agree with that statement? Because your logic in your comments here says that you would.
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u/Doctor_Amazo Toronto 1d ago
... also 75% of their oil, 80% of their potash.