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Apologies, but I'm having a hard time parsing your sentence. What exactly are you saying?

• maest 8mo ago
  The GP is using a snowclone of the original: "It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy". For example, if your boss is very rude and disparaging, but then he gets fired, you would say, sarcastically, "It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy", implying there's some element of karma at work. By analogy, GP is saying these tarrifs were an undeserving act of vengeance. I assume "undeserved" in the sense that it wasn't deserved by those on the receiving end.
  • fuzzfactor 8mo ago
    Roger. Surely it's twisted a bit more with the kind of things Trump spews, but for instance a great leader wins a well-deserved Nobel Prize, and you say it couldn't have happened to a more deserving contender. You say the same thing when a complete moron fails to win the same prize. Equal fairness to all ;)
  • encrypted_bird 8mo ago
    Ah. Thank you. :)