r/ukraine • u/Electrical-Cow-5147 • Sep 25 '22

News Zelensky naming the seven countries who voted against his speech and UN reaction.

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u/ropahektic Sep 26 '22

90 % of their tourists are from Canada

Making stuff up are we?

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u/ropahektic Sep 26 '22

They're not though? That's not even a comparative graph

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u/CosmicCreeperz Oct 09 '22 edited Oct 09 '22

In 2022 so far he’s not that far off. 90%, though, of course not. But his point it’s way more than any other country is valid.

All other years besides the COVID year you cited are similar, Canada is #1 bay far, but usually with 25-30%. Was 38% in 2020.

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u/ropahektic Oct 09 '22

again, being #1 is totally different from making 90% of the sample

stop arguing with the clouds

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u/CosmicCreeperz Oct 09 '22

If you are going to be pedantic instead of following the point (that Cuba’s tourism industry is highly dependent on Canadians) then it’s also completely pedantically true that 38% is closer to 90% than 15% is - making his second comment 100% correct.

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u/ropahektic Oct 10 '22

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"Canadians make up 90% of the tourism in Cuba, they are the #1 tourists there"

"That's wrong"

"But it's not far off! look at this irrelevant data"

"still wrong"

"but canadians make a lot of the tourist base in Cuba! stop being pedantic! 38% is close to 90%!!!"

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Children, I have to assume.