The fool, he is just going to be hungry in half an hour. Cheesh
Trump Says U.S. Will Impose Massive Tariffs On Mexico, Canada And China From Day 1
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This post is right on the money ok . There exist no workforce in America and Canada capable of performing the production necessary to compete with the foreign competition for more than a few reasons.
The current workforce is lazy, bloated and feels a sense of entitlement and many are retiring very soon. The replacement cohort, just now coming into the work force are with a few except devoid of work ethic, responsibility and company loyalty.
Darwinism is at play here as the homeboys have a negative birthrate and are been replaced which is fueling the fire(s).
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If Trump imposes his tariffs, Americans could face higher prices on a wide range of items, including most products at Walmart, all goods at dollar stores, smartphones, computers, various food items, and pharmaceuticals. For example: Everyday Goods: Household items, clothing, and toys at Walmart or dollar stores. Electronics: Smartphones, laptops, and tablets. Groceries: Imported fruits like bananas or avocados, as well as seafood. Pharmaceuticals: Both over-the-counter drugs and prescription medications that rely on imported ingredients. These tariffs would directly increase costs for businesses, which are typically passed down to consumers.
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do not be so sure
he is going to try to reduce domestic energy costs, try to reduce regulation and he is going to reduce domestic corporate taxes
you can be sure that industry will evaluate their options
energy intensive industries will definitely think hard about it
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If he actually is able to go through with his idiotic rhetoric it will result in inflation not seen since the great depression. His foolish idea is to turn the US into a 3rd world country by devaluing the dollarm in practice he is doing thr opposite but don't let that stop your delusions
Don't be silly! CHYYYY-NAH, their government, will pay them! Just ask Mr Mitchell Chucklehead
and his Think Tank members! It would be stupid for Trump to raise the cost of living for 'the poorly educated' which he said he loves! This is about punishing CHYYYY-NAH and 'making Mexico PAY!'. Why is it so hard for you libtards to understand geopolitical economics? As amply parrotted and vociferously defended and
emoji'ed by the Chucklehead Think Tank, it is all so simple! Impose 25% tarriffs, the Mexican and Chinese gov't will pay, so no cost to 'Muricans or Canadians(!) while millions of square feet of heavy band high tech industries move their plant back to DEEE-troyit . And since those factories are dirt cheap to build, it won't be a problem for struggling car companies to pay for! And those $10/hr foreign wages will be replaced by $60/hr UAW union workers. Cars will be cheaper and the transition will be smooth as silk with Trump's demonstrably effective operations management expertise!You cross dressing washroom using libtard!
Exactly. And simple people think their solutions to complex matters are "common sense". Ever notice how so many simple people opining on "common sense" are smokers, prolific lottery players and spend $4 a day ($100 monh) on Timmies drive through for a coffee instead of brewing it at home and using a good thermos/insulated cup?
Like Mike Harris selling the 407. Or Doug Ford building a half a billion dollar garage below the water table so he can close the deal on a 99 year lease (legally it is a sale) that will never even pay for the cost to demolish Ont Place and just build the parking garage!
But their supporters defend the decision, and then criticize the next liberal gov't for the results.
It's no different than tribalism
Energy intensive industries will be FAR more interested in CHYYYY-NAH with its CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP power than NEW US electricty costs. The simpleton Yanks are all ignorantly afraid of nuclear power and it will take decades to bring that around. Not in the next, and final 4 years of Trump's "Step Right Up Folks" Carnival Barker gov't. And when new energy producing plants ARE brought online, they will be privately owned, for profit PUBLIC STOCK MARKET OWNED business' who will relentlessly price gouge as they are always driven by quarterly results and continuously rising share prices.
I'm not saying *I* have the solution, as I am nowhere near as well informed, knowledgable nor edumacated as those who are, but I do know when someone is selling me on something that is simply too good to be true. Or even remotely feasable.
Ok... we'll stop the fentanyl if you stop the guns.
No shit. America trades guns for fentanyl in Mexico. Canada would not have a gun problem if it wasn't for the US ridiculous lack of laws they sell ammo in vending machines ffs and guns at any back ally as long as it's near a gun show
hopefully, and even if so, it is still a reminder of how lowbrow his base is and he is
Donald Trump putting Russia first.
Canada, Mexico and China has commodities that the USA needs to keep their economy running and they will retaliate. Since he is the King of Kings he can sustain his followers by bringing down opiates from heaven.
Canada, Mexico and China has commodities that the USA needs to keep their economy running and they will retaliate. Since he is the King of Kings he can sustain his followers by bringing down opiates from heaven.
a reasonable counter
however if they left because of high energy cost, they will evaluate returning if energy costs are lowered. and sustainable
Trump wont crater the US economy and would spin an about face if his plan goes off the rails
Buying hat spin would be difficult for the electorate and his ego would be punished
do you really think this is a negotiation where you can make one for one demands ?
The three easiest synthetic drugs to manufacture, in order of simplicity, are bath salts, fentanyl, and ecstasy. The main challenge in their production lies in the availability of precursor chemicals. Bath salts are the easiest to produce, as their precursor chemicals are relatively simple to obtain and the manufacturing process is straightforward. Fentanyl requires slightly more restricted precursor chemicals, making it somewhat more challenging to produce. Ecstasy ranks as the most difficult of the three, as its precursors are much harder to source, placing it in a distant third. Despite these challenges, ecstasy continues to be manufactured and distributed to illicit drug users.
Even if former President Trump were to stop all fentanyl imports from China, the drug would still find its way into the U.S. from other countries and domestic sources. His actions appear to be more about political theater, aiming to convince Americans that he is achieving significant results and "making America great again."
Trump’s trade tariffs are likely to slow global trade and impose financial burdens on the U.S. economy. He may be intentionally destabilize the economy only to claim credit for fixing it by the end of his term, bolstering his image as a skilled negotiator. He has even mentioned the possibility of serving a third term, which is currently prohibited by American law. While such a change seems unlikely, it raises questions about his political ambitions. If his policies were to lead to a global recession/depression, public outrage could turn against him. He may be hauled out into the streets of Washington D.C. and Mussolinied.
Even if former President Trump were to stop all fentanyl imports from China, the drug would still find its way into the U.S. from other countries and domestic sources. His actions appear to be more about political theater, aiming to convince Americans that he is achieving significant results and "making America great again."
Trump’s trade tariffs are likely to slow global trade and impose financial burdens on the U.S. economy. He may be intentionally destabilize the economy only to claim credit for fixing it by the end of his term, bolstering his image as a skilled negotiator. He has even mentioned the possibility of serving a third term, which is currently prohibited by American law. While such a change seems unlikely, it raises questions about his political ambitions. If his policies were to lead to a global recession/depression, public outrage could turn against him. He may be hauled out into the streets of Washington D.C. and Mussolinied.
