I do believe, you may in fact, perhaps, be a nerd.

You don’t happen to have a simple how-to or wiki for these services do you?

Official documentation is all well and good but sometimes it can be a nightmare to follow and understand (Nextcloud for example had me pulling my hair) for us mere nerdlings that haven’t achieved full nerdhood yet.

Also known as a French butter dish. I agree and would highly recommend to everyone that eats butter

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_butter_dish

And the majority of the profit from those parts is sent straight back to America. The point of the post is to boycott America. Which country America outsources their labour and parts manufacturing to doesn’t really matter.

The car could be made in Canada from Canadian made parts, but if it’s owned by an American company the profit generated is going back to America. Yes, Canadians will get a slice to cover their labour and resources but that’s minimal compared to the final profit generated.

That’s why America outsourced their labour to the likes of China in the previous century in the first place. So they can pay lower labour and resource costs, sending more profit back to headquarters.

But if it rhymes it must be true!

Whoever smelt it dealt it.

Whoever said the rhyme did the crime.

These stood up to scrutiny in kindergarten so it must also apply to serious political policies in adulthood, no?

Chevrolet[a] is an American automobile division of the manufacturer General Motors (GM).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet

General Motors Company (GM)[2] is an American multinational automotive manufacturing company headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, United States.[3]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors

Where do you think the majority of profit from the sale of a Chevrolet ends up?