Mexico and Canada are the US biggest trading partners. There is already a war in Europe, and the response by Trump to the war should be more than enough reason to stop buying our arms and build your own. A war in Europe will hurt the US a little, but not as much as Europe.
The war you are speaking of is Ukraine. When Putin missiles hit London, Paris or Berlin, then you will know what war in Europe looks like. Tell your weapons sales people to stop pitching them in Europe. Many countries here fly very potent Eurofighters, Grippens, Mirages and Rafales. Keep your F-35s
If Putin attacks NATO Russia will cease to exist one way or another very quickly. Stop buying the F-35's. They aren't necessary against any enemy you are likely to face. European fighters are enough to take out Russia on their own - if Europe will use them.
Believe me, many Airforce Commanders in Europe don't see them as superior, political decisions made to please Washington is the reason some countries ordered them. Eurofighters, Rafales, Gripens, Mirages and the old Tornados still pack enough fire power to shoot down anything Russia puts in sky.
The GDP of the EU is $20 trillions. Canada's GDP is $2.39 trillions and Mexico's is $1.79 trillions. Your math is not mathing, and if I were Boeing, I know exactly where to go sell my planes in large quantities.
GDP isn't trade www.statista.com/chart/18248/...
A simple Google search will teach you how GDP and trade are closely linked. Higher GDP are correlated with higher growth in trade. Increased consumer demand for imports and spending while strengthening a country's currency, which in return makes export more competitive, etc.
You aren't arguing with me, you are arguing with the graph I posted. If the numbers are wrong then say so, otherwise I stand by my statement.
There is a correlation between the GDP and trade. Your graph is not showing that. Yes, I am arguing with your graph.