Tariff impact on day to day goods?

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Anonymous wrote:Trump just went on TV and told people it's fine if Americans get less stuff because of tariff prices. People don't need stuff, he said.

Are we winning yet?

LOL but you know if a Democrat or liberal member of another country’s left-leaning parties said “hey stop buying so much, you don’t need all that stuff, it’s bad for the environment” people would be losing their s***.

Yeah, they did plenty of that too. Politicians telling people how to live is nothing new. And most of what they say is BS. If you don’t believe it’s BS then what are you doing to prepare? Have you started stocking up yet?

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Anonymous wrote:Explain this to me like I’m 5, in the next two weeks, if I go to Walmart or Safeway, what goods will be missing?

So far the hyped up freak outs are understandable but I’m not seeing the reality of the tariffs.

When will I notice? I don’t eat avocados and I don’t need a new car .

Most of what you want or need will not be available and certainly not at prices you are accustomed to paying.

“Most”.. where all of this stuff going to go if China is supposedly the only manufacturer effecting these supply chains and still makes the stuff? Or do you believe China has shuttered most of its factories and fired millions of workers? If they aren’t sending the goods here, where are they sending the goods? You all make it sound like China holds us by the balls and doesn’t rely on our markets for their economy and simply just boycotted our market and stopped shipping us “most” of the stuff they used to, which is apparently.. nearly everything we consume.

I am not buying the whole empty ports narrative because obviously I cannot verify this for myself and whatever different media outlets say can be taken with a grain of salt, because no media is trustworthy and most of media outlets engage in propaganda. Fear also sells, so they are inclined to publish fear mongering headlines for more eyeballs.

First, Trump imposed tariffs on China in his first term, so he put China on notice that it had to diversify its trading partners away from the US. China heeded that notice and took considerable measures to diversify its export markets. The percentage of China's exports going to the US has declined since Trump's first term.

Second, the US started a trade war with every country in the world at the same time. Every country now knows that it can't trust the US as a trading partner. As a result, even China's enemy, Japan, has pulled closer to China to forge a stronger trading relationship. Europe, Australia, Canada, Latin America, and Africa are also talking to China about forging stronger relationships. So many of the exports that once went to the US will be redirected to other countries. Of course, trade wars hurt everybody, so China will definitely suffer along with the US and the rest of the world.

If China already reduced its exports then how did we manage to survive all these years? Who filled the gap?
You presented your personal opinion that other countries are massively going to consume all the Chinese remaining goods they had been sending to us and now suddenly and abruptly stopped. I do not see why they would do this if they haven’t depended on Chinese manufacturing before and if their economy relies on their own domestic manufacturing. You are essentially saying that other countries having observed how American workforce go f-ed over the last decades are going to say “yeah, let’s do the same here, our people can’t wait”?

The rest of the world is cutting trade deals with each other and not with the USA. The USA is putting itself on an island of its own making and US consumers and US workers are the ones who will be paying the price for decades to come.

That’s what you are told by whatever media outlet you subscribe to. Use your brain instead and think logically about every little craziness proposed here including complete disappearance of Ketchup from our shelves apparently by July 4. Other countries making deals with China isn’t new, there is no rational reason to believe that if this were in their interests they wouldn’t have embarked on such negotiations regardless who was in the White House. This also doesn’t preclude US making additional negotiations with other countries at the same time. You are simply not aware and don’t know exactly what’s going on, neither do I. You are here mentally masturbating about apocalyptic outcome because you want to believe it and because whatever media you trust is telling you so. I don’t trust any media on any side. the algorithms by which most media operates is “fear sells”. When you start reporting from your local stores and having hard time purchasing basic things or facing empty shelves continuously for long stretches of time, then report back here and we will discuss.

You are the idiot that thought and still thinks Covid was a hoax. The entire world is wrong and Drumpster is the ONLY one who is right.... as the market tanks.

I said nothing about Covid, but please, let your imagination run wild.

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Anonymous wrote:Explain this to me like I’m 5, in the next two weeks, if I go to Walmart or Safeway, what goods will be missing?

So far the hyped up freak outs are understandable but I’m not seeing the reality of the tariffs.

When will I notice? I don’t eat avocados and I don’t need a new car .

Most of what you want or need will not be available and certainly not at prices you are accustomed to paying.

“Most”.. where all of this stuff going to go if China is supposedly the only manufacturer effecting these supply chains and still makes the stuff? Or do you believe China has shuttered most of its factories and fired millions of workers? If they aren’t sending the goods here, where are they sending the goods? You all make it sound like China holds us by the balls and doesn’t rely on our markets for their economy and simply just boycotted our market and stopped shipping us “most” of the stuff they used to, which is apparently.. nearly everything we consume.

I am not buying the whole empty ports narrative because obviously I cannot verify this for myself and whatever different media outlets say can be taken with a grain of salt, because no media is trustworthy and most of media outlets engage in propaganda. Fear also sells, so they are inclined to publish fear mongering headlines for more eyeballs.

So track the ships yourself.

"To track cargo ships heading towards the US, you can use online vessel tracking services that utilize the Automatic Identification System (AIS) data. Popular options include MarineTraffic, VesselFinder, and MyShipTracking. These services provide real-time maps and ship information, including location, speed, and course. "

Shall I assume you have been tracking the ships and also have data of their movement prior to 2025 seasonally?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trump just went on TV and told people it's fine if Americans get less stuff because of tariff prices. People don't need stuff, he said.

Are we winning yet?

LOL but you know if a Democrat or liberal member of another country’s left-leaning parties said “hey stop buying so much, you don’t need all that stuff, it’s bad for the environment” people would be losing their s***.

People, in fact, excoriated Bernie Sanders when he said that America didn't need 23 types of deodorant.

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Anonymous wrote:Explain this to me like I’m 5, in the next two weeks, if I go to Walmart or Safeway, what goods will be missing?

So far the hyped up freak outs are understandable but I’m not seeing the reality of the tariffs.

When will I notice? I don’t eat avocados and I don’t need a new car .

Most of what you want or need will not be available and certainly not at prices you are accustomed to paying.

“Most”.. where all of this stuff going to go if China is supposedly the only manufacturer effecting these supply chains and still makes the stuff? Or do you believe China has shuttered most of its factories and fired millions of workers? If they aren’t sending the goods here, where are they sending the goods? You all make it sound like China holds us by the balls and doesn’t rely on our markets for their economy and simply just boycotted our market and stopped shipping us “most” of the stuff they used to, which is apparently.. nearly everything we consume.

I am not buying the whole empty ports narrative because obviously I cannot verify this for myself and whatever different media outlets say can be taken with a grain of salt, because no media is trustworthy and most of media outlets engage in propaganda. Fear also sells, so they are inclined to publish fear mongering headlines for more eyeballs.

First, Trump imposed tariffs on China in his first term, so he put China on notice that it had to diversify its trading partners away from the US. China heeded that notice and took considerable measures to diversify its export markets. The percentage of China's exports going to the US has declined since Trump's first term.

Second, the US started a trade war with every country in the world at the same time. Every country now knows that it can't trust the US as a trading partner. As a result, even China's enemy, Japan, has pulled closer to China to forge a stronger trading relationship. Europe, Australia, Canada, Latin America, and Africa are also talking to China about forging stronger relationships. So many of the exports that once went to the US will be redirected to other countries. Of course, trade wars hurt everybody, so China will definitely suffer along with the US and the rest of the world.

If China already reduced its exports then how did we manage to survive all these years? Who filled the gap?
You presented your personal opinion that other countries are massively going to consume all the Chinese remaining goods they had been sending to us and now suddenly and abruptly stopped. I do not see why they would do this if they haven’t depended on Chinese manufacturing before and if their economy relies on their own domestic manufacturing. You are essentially saying that other countries having observed how American workforce go f-ed over the last decades are going to say “yeah, let’s do the same here, our people can’t wait”?

The rest of the world is cutting trade deals with each other and not with the USA. The USA is putting itself on an island of its own making and US consumers and US workers are the ones who will be paying the price for decades to come.

That’s what you are told by whatever media outlet you subscribe to. Use your brain instead and think logically about every little craziness proposed here including complete disappearance of Ketchup from our shelves apparently by July 4. Other countries making deals with China isn’t new, there is no rational reason to believe that if this were in their interests they wouldn’t have embarked on such negotiations regardless who was in the White House. This also doesn’t preclude US making additional negotiations with other countries at the same time. You are simply not aware and don’t know exactly what’s going on, neither do I. You are here mentally masturbating about apocalyptic outcome because you want to believe it and because whatever media you trust is telling you so. I don’t trust any media on any side. the algorithms by which most media operates is “fear sells”. When you start reporting from your local stores and having hard time purchasing basic things or facing empty shelves continuously for long stretches of time, then report back here and we will discuss.

I don't live in the US, but I live in an industrialized country, so I will give you the perspective of someone outside the US.

The US used to be a reliable trading partner. Most Europeans, Australians, Canadians, Japanese and Koreans preferred to have a close trading relationship with the US rather than China because our values were more aligned.

The rapprochement toward China is a new development because all countries must trade to build wealth (including the US) and the world lost the US as a trading partner that can be trusted. Believe me, Europeans are wary of China, but they need a large country to send their goods to, so China is the next best thing.

Trump attacking its friends and foes has just made China stronger on the world stage.

Are you directly involved in trade negotiations? You make your self sound like you are and you know everything that’s going on Why would I care about an opinion of some anonymous schmuck overseas any more than anonymous schmucks here who also don’t know anything? If Europe wanted to send goods to China and China wanted to receive them, don’t you think this would have already happened? Like European governments were waiting for Trump to start exploring their beneficial relationship with China and other markets for their goods? The only reason this would have happened is if they could not reach agreements before. Now they try again, but who says it’s going to work this time around and they will agree? Common sense. Every country like before will be looking for their own benefit. If close trade relationship wasn’t beneficial before it may not be necessarily more beneficial now than accepting or negotiating terms with the US.

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Anonymous wrote:Explain this to me like I’m 5, in the next two weeks, if I go to Walmart or Safeway, what goods will be missing?

So far the hyped up freak outs are understandable but I’m not seeing the reality of the tariffs.

When will I notice? I don’t eat avocados and I don’t need a new car .

Most of what you want or need will not be available and certainly not at prices you are accustomed to paying.

“Most”.. where all of this stuff going to go if China is supposedly the only manufacturer effecting these supply chains and still makes the stuff? Or do you believe China has shuttered most of its factories and fired millions of workers? If they aren’t sending the goods here, where are they sending the goods? You all make it sound like China holds us by the balls and doesn’t rely on our markets for their economy and simply just boycotted our market and stopped shipping us “most” of the stuff they used to, which is apparently.. nearly everything we consume.

I am not buying the whole empty ports narrative because obviously I cannot verify this for myself and whatever different media outlets say can be taken with a grain of salt, because no media is trustworthy and most of media outlets engage in propaganda. Fear also sells, so they are inclined to publish fear mongering headlines for more eyeballs.

First, Trump imposed tariffs on China in his first term, so he put China on notice that it had to diversify its trading partners away from the US. China heeded that notice and took considerable measures to diversify its export markets. The percentage of China's exports going to the US has declined since Trump's first term.

Second, the US started a trade war with every country in the world at the same time. Every country now knows that it can't trust the US as a trading partner. As a result, even China's enemy, Japan, has pulled closer to China to forge a stronger trading relationship. Europe, Australia, Canada, Latin America, and Africa are also talking to China about forging stronger relationships. So many of the exports that once went to the US will be redirected to other countries. Of course, trade wars hurt everybody, so China will definitely suffer along with the US and the rest of the world.

If China already reduced its exports then how did we manage to survive all these years? Who filled the gap?
You presented your personal opinion that other countries are massively going to consume all the Chinese remaining goods they had been sending to us and now suddenly and abruptly stopped. I do not see why they would do this if they haven’t depended on Chinese manufacturing before and if their economy relies on their own domestic manufacturing. You are essentially saying that other countries having observed how American workforce go f-ed over the last decades are going to say “yeah, let’s do the same here, our people can’t wait”?

The rest of the world is cutting trade deals with each other and not with the USA. The USA is putting itself on an island of its own making and US consumers and US workers are the ones who will be paying the price for decades to come.

That’s what you are told by whatever media outlet you subscribe to. Use your brain instead and think logically about every little craziness proposed here including complete disappearance of Ketchup from our shelves apparently by July 4. Other countries making deals with China isn’t new, there is no rational reason to believe that if this were in their interests they wouldn’t have embarked on such negotiations regardless who was in the White House. This also doesn’t preclude US making additional negotiations with other countries at the same time. You are simply not aware and don’t know exactly what’s going on, neither do I. You are here mentally masturbating about apocalyptic outcome because you want to believe it and because whatever media you trust is telling you so. I don’t trust any media on any side. the algorithms by which most media operates is “fear sells”. When you start reporting from your local stores and having hard time purchasing basic things or facing empty shelves continuously for long stretches of time, then report back here and we will discuss.

I don't live in the US, but I live in an industrialized country, so I will give you the perspective of someone outside the US.

The US used to be a reliable trading partner. Most Europeans, Australians, Canadians, Japanese and Koreans preferred to have a close trading relationship with the US rather than China because our values were more aligned.

The rapprochement toward China is a new development because all countries must trade to build wealth (including the US) and the world lost the US as a trading partner that can be trusted. Believe me, Europeans are wary of China, but they need a large country to send their goods to, so China is the next best thing.

Trump attacking its friends and foes has just made China stronger on the world stage.

Are you directly involved in trade negotiations? You make your self sound like you are and you know everything that’s going on Why would I care about an opinion of some anonymous schmuck overseas any more than anonymous schmucks here who also don’t know anything? If Europe wanted to send goods to China and China wanted to receive them, don’t you think this would have already happened? Like European governments were waiting for Trump to start exploring their beneficial relationship with China and other markets for their goods? The only reason this would have happened is if they could not reach agreements before. Now they try again, but who says it’s going to work this time around and they will agree? Common sense. Every country like before will be looking for their own benefit. If close trade relationship wasn’t beneficial before it may not be necessarily more beneficial now than accepting or negotiating terms with the US.

It may be as beneficial accepting US terms as whatever terms China comes up with. China isn’t about to give Europe a greater deal simply because they can’t get the same deal they have had with the US. We aren’t talking about middle school girl cliques here, but ppl do make international trade politics sound like it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump just went on TV and told people it's fine if Americans get less stuff because of tariff prices. People don't need stuff, he said.

Are we winning yet?

LOL but you know if a Democrat or liberal member of another country’s left-leaning parties said “hey stop buying so much, you don’t need all that stuff, it’s bad for the environment” people would be losing their s***.

People, in fact, excoriated Bernie Sanders when he said that America didn't need 23 types of deodorant.

And they are not excoriating Trump? Trump just get universally worshipped by everyone, people just never really run away with whatever nonsense he may say.

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Anonymous wrote:Explain this to me like I’m 5, in the next two weeks, if I go to Walmart or Safeway, what goods will be missing?

So far the hyped up freak outs are understandable but I’m not seeing the reality of the tariffs.

When will I notice? I don’t eat avocados and I don’t need a new car .

Most of what you want or need will not be available and certainly not at prices you are accustomed to paying.

“Most”.. where all of this stuff going to go if China is supposedly the only manufacturer effecting these supply chains and still makes the stuff? Or do you believe China has shuttered most of its factories and fired millions of workers? If they aren’t sending the goods here, where are they sending the goods? You all make it sound like China holds us by the balls and doesn’t rely on our markets for their economy and simply just boycotted our market and stopped shipping us “most” of the stuff they used to, which is apparently.. nearly everything we consume.

I am not buying the whole empty ports narrative because obviously I cannot verify this for myself and whatever different media outlets say can be taken with a grain of salt, because no media is trustworthy and most of media outlets engage in propaganda. Fear also sells, so they are inclined to publish fear mongering headlines for more eyeballs.

First, Trump imposed tariffs on China in his first term, so he put China on notice that it had to diversify its trading partners away from the US. China heeded that notice and took considerable measures to diversify its export markets. The percentage of China's exports going to the US has declined since Trump's first term.

Second, the US started a trade war with every country in the world at the same time. Every country now knows that it can't trust the US as a trading partner. As a result, even China's enemy, Japan, has pulled closer to China to forge a stronger trading relationship. Europe, Australia, Canada, Latin America, and Africa are also talking to China about forging stronger relationships. So many of the exports that once went to the US will be redirected to other countries. Of course, trade wars hurt everybody, so China will definitely suffer along with the US and the rest of the world.

If China already reduced its exports then how did we manage to survive all these years? Who filled the gap?
You presented your personal opinion that other countries are massively going to consume all the Chinese remaining goods they had been sending to us and now suddenly and abruptly stopped. I do not see why they would do this if they haven’t depended on Chinese manufacturing before and if their economy relies on their own domestic manufacturing. You are essentially saying that other countries having observed how American workforce go f-ed over the last decades are going to say “yeah, let’s do the same here, our people can’t wait”?

The rest of the world is cutting trade deals with each other and not with the USA. The USA is putting itself on an island of its own making and US consumers and US workers are the ones who will be paying the price for decades to come.

That’s what you are told by whatever media outlet you subscribe to. Use your brain instead and think logically about every little craziness proposed here including complete disappearance of Ketchup from our shelves apparently by July 4. Other countries making deals with China isn’t new, there is no rational reason to believe that if this were in their interests they wouldn’t have embarked on such negotiations regardless who was in the White House. This also doesn’t preclude US making additional negotiations with other countries at the same time. You are simply not aware and don’t know exactly what’s going on, neither do I. You are here mentally masturbating about apocalyptic outcome because you want to believe it and because whatever media you trust is telling you so. I don’t trust any media on any side. the algorithms by which most media operates is “fear sells”. When you start reporting from your local stores and having hard time purchasing basic things or facing empty shelves continuously for long stretches of time, then report back here and we will discuss.

I don't live in the US, but I live in an industrialized country, so I will give you the perspective of someone outside the US.

The US used to be a reliable trading partner. Most Europeans, Australians, Canadians, Japanese and Koreans preferred to have a close trading relationship with the US rather than China because our values were more aligned.

The rapprochement toward China is a new development because all countries must trade to build wealth (including the US) and the world lost the US as a trading partner that can be trusted. Believe me, Europeans are wary of China, but they need a large country to send their goods to, so China is the next best thing.

Trump attacking its friends and foes has just made China stronger on the world stage.

Are you directly involved in trade negotiations? You make your self sound like you are and you know everything that’s going on Why would I care about an opinion of some anonymous schmuck overseas any more than anonymous schmucks here who also don’t know anything? If Europe wanted to send goods to China and China wanted to receive them, don’t you think this would have already happened? Like European governments were waiting for Trump to start exploring their beneficial relationship with China and other markets for their goods? The only reason this would have happened is if they could not reach agreements before. Now they try again, but who says it’s going to work this time around and they will agree? Common sense. Every country like before will be looking for their own benefit. If close trade relationship wasn’t beneficial before it may not be necessarily more beneficial now than accepting or negotiating terms with the US.

DP what negotiations? No one from the administration is talking, calling or returning calls. It’s a sh$tshow and you are a cheerleader. My god grow the f up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump just went on TV and told people it's fine if Americans get less stuff because of tariff prices. People don't need stuff, he said.

Are we winning yet?

LOL but you know if a Democrat or liberal member of another country’s left-leaning parties said “hey stop buying so much, you don’t need all that stuff, it’s bad for the environment” people would be losing their s***.

People, in fact, excoriated Bernie Sanders when he said that America didn't need 23 types of deodorant.

Jimmy Carter was mocked for years for saying people should wear a sweater in their house instead of turning up the thermostat! But Trump says it and now it’s a bunch of F your kids, F your toys from the usual crowd.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Explain this to me like I’m 5, in the next two weeks, if I go to Walmart or Safeway, what goods will be missing?

So far the hyped up freak outs are understandable but I’m not seeing the reality of the tariffs.

When will I notice? I don’t eat avocados and I don’t need a new car .

Most of what you want or need will not be available and certainly not at prices you are accustomed to paying.

“Most”.. where all of this stuff going to go if China is supposedly the only manufacturer effecting these supply chains and still makes the stuff? Or do you believe China has shuttered most of its factories and fired millions of workers? If they aren’t sending the goods here, where are they sending the goods? You all make it sound like China holds us by the balls and doesn’t rely on our markets for their economy and simply just boycotted our market and stopped shipping us “most” of the stuff they used to, which is apparently.. nearly everything we consume.

I am not buying the whole empty ports narrative because obviously I cannot verify this for myself and whatever different media outlets say can be taken with a grain of salt, because no media is trustworthy and most of media outlets engage in propaganda. Fear also sells, so they are inclined to publish fear mongering headlines for more eyeballs.

First, Trump imposed tariffs on China in his first term, so he put China on notice that it had to diversify its trading partners away from the US. China heeded that notice and took considerable measures to diversify its export markets. The percentage of China's exports going to the US has declined since Trump's first term.

Second, the US started a trade war with every country in the world at the same time. Every country now knows that it can't trust the US as a trading partner. As a result, even China's enemy, Japan, has pulled closer to China to forge a stronger trading relationship. Europe, Australia, Canada, Latin America, and Africa are also talking to China about forging stronger relationships. So many of the exports that once went to the US will be redirected to other countries. Of course, trade wars hurt everybody, so China will definitely suffer along with the US and the rest of the world.

If China already reduced its exports then how did we manage to survive all these years? Who filled the gap?
You presented your personal opinion that other countries are massively going to consume all the Chinese remaining goods they had been sending to us and now suddenly and abruptly stopped. I do not see why they would do this if they haven’t depended on Chinese manufacturing before and if their economy relies on their own domestic manufacturing. You are essentially saying that other countries having observed how American workforce go f-ed over the last decades are going to say “yeah, let’s do the same here, our people can’t wait”?

The rest of the world is cutting trade deals with each other and not with the USA. The USA is putting itself on an island of its own making and US consumers and US workers are the ones who will be paying the price for decades to come.

That’s what you are told by whatever media outlet you subscribe to. Use your brain instead and think logically about every little craziness proposed here including complete disappearance of Ketchup from our shelves apparently by July 4. Other countries making deals with China isn’t new, there is no rational reason to believe that if this were in their interests they wouldn’t have embarked on such negotiations regardless who was in the White House. This also doesn’t preclude US making additional negotiations with other countries at the same time. You are simply not aware and don’t know exactly what’s going on, neither do I. You are here mentally masturbating about apocalyptic outcome because you want to believe it and because whatever media you trust is telling you so. I don’t trust any media on any side. the algorithms by which most media operates is “fear sells”. When you start reporting from your local stores and having hard time purchasing basic things or facing empty shelves continuously for long stretches of time, then report back here and we will discuss.

You are the idiot that thought and still thinks Covid was a hoax. The entire world is wrong and Drumpster is the ONLY one who is right.... as the market tanks.

I said nothing about Covid, but please, let your imagination run wild.

LEARN TO READ

[Anonymous]

Prices today at the store were up for items like coffee, soda, etc. I don't see it across the board, but its definitely starting. Stock up on anything you see on sale or need to have.

[Anonymous]

Can’t find the original but here is a stitch of the instacart gig worker warning of shortages.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump just went on TV and told people it's fine if Americans get less stuff because of tariff prices. People don't need stuff, he said.

Are we winning yet?

Did he lecture us about having too many dolls from the white house, his penthouse in Trump Tower, his estate in Bedford, or Mar-a-Lago?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump just went on TV and told people it's fine if Americans get less stuff because of tariff prices. People don't need stuff, he said.

Are we winning yet?

LOL but you know if a Democrat or liberal member of another country’s left-leaning parties said “hey stop buying so much, you don’t need all that stuff, it’s bad for the environment” people would be losing their s***.

People, in fact, excoriated Bernie Sanders when he said that America didn't need 23 types of deodorant.

Jimmy Carter was mocked for years for saying people should wear a sweater in their house instead of turning up the thermostat! But Trump says it and now it’s a bunch of F your kids, F your toys from the usual crowd.

Coz Jimmy was a saint

Trump's a rich a$$h0le. Let them eat cake

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump just went on TV and told people it's fine if Americans get less stuff because of tariff prices. People don't need stuff, he said.

Are we winning yet?

LOL but you know if a Democrat or liberal member of another country’s left-leaning parties said “hey stop buying so much, you don’t need all that stuff, it’s bad for the environment” people would be losing their s***.

People, in fact, excoriated Bernie Sanders when he said that America didn't need 23 types of deodorant.

Jimmy Carter was mocked for years for saying people should wear a sweater in their house instead of turning up the thermostat! But Trump says it and now it’s a bunch of F your kids, F your toys from the usual crowd.

Coz Jimmy was a saint

Trump's a rich a$$h0le. Let them eat cake

Bingo!
2 opposite personality saying the same thing, with off course, opposite intention and meaning.