For those who oppose oil tariffs: are you willing to give up $200B worth of manufacturing exports to keep the oil industry going?

Canada's trade surplus - the justification for the trade war - is mostly from oil yet that industry is getting a lower tariffs than the rest of our exports, steel and aluminum in particular.

So do those who oppose using the oil sector as leverage realize the only alternative is to sacrifice Canada's manufacturing sector?

And since it's widely known that we sell at a discount, why isn't this seen as an opportunity for Alberta to fix that by charging 15% more? Call it a "solidarity tax" and let's use the proceeds to build that gas pipeline that Quebec is suddenly on board with.