Trump tariffs: ruin U.S. economy until 2040

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We are going to lose 50% stock market value. The world is now aligned in their protest of this. Between the arrogant buffoonery and idiotic “America first” rhetoric, and general threats to even our allies, we are fked. Nice work you fking ignorant rubes. We know you hate higher education but now we get to live with your poorly educated decision making.

They are not aligned. Some countries are dropping tariffs.

Your cryptic posts on these tariffs, even when they are clearly destroying the economy, only underscore your poor understanding of what’s going on. Maybe sit the next few posts out. You don’t need to cheer on our economic demise, even if you don’t understand it.

And no, the majority of the world, is “taking on the bully.” For fuk sake, Japan and Korea have joined with China to counter them. All this does is fuk everyone and you’re too caught up in bullsht Fox News and jingoistic platitudes to see it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A picture is worth 10 points in the SP Index.

That chart is so last week

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The drama on the tariff is just not bothering regular people. It is a temporary thing and I am happy that my friends in auto industry and other industry will have jobs. Too often republicans just think of wealthy. They finally are prioritizing middle class. The tariffs are a negotiating tool and also glad it has been show how the USA has been way overpaying for years. Time to have some reciprocity and allow more of our good out.

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Anonymous wrote:Car manufacturers already laying people off.

Keep flying those Trump flags, MAGA.

They were already going to do that, because their executives followed the globalists pushing global warming religion.
Now they are serving the globalists by blaming the job losses on tariffs instead of the electric cars piling up on dealers' lots.
Perhaps they will be able to sell them now that the Left hates Tesla.

Science is not a religion, it is what your god gave mankind to use the intellect they gave mankind to answer question and solve problems particularly related to how to get along, how to address health issues and raise and grow food safely. Mankind will not be able to do that if the storms are constantly killing crops and livestock, or if our planet becomes otherwise uninhabitable.

Crop yields are higher now.

Except Trump fired my USDA friend who is a fungi specialist who inspects crops. Back temporarily, but who knows for how long. He’s fired climate experts. That doesn’t help American farming, though they’ll hire them on their own and >> pass that cost on to consumers. LOL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the House votes to repeal Trump's emergency declaration, can Trump veto this, or are the tariffs automatically gone?

Yes, but only the Canada and Mexico tariffs.

[Anonymous]

I had to go look up what happened to farmers after the last tariffs and here are some numbers:

- the 2018 tariffs cost farmers between $27-$30 billion

- we paid those farmers $23 billion in aid to bail them out

- according to an agricultural news and information source about the old and new tariffs, “when Trump left office in 2020, farm income increased by 27% with President Joe Biden at the helm.”

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If the House votes to repeal Trump's emergency declaration, can Trump veto this, or are the tariffs automatically gone?

Can you spell "Constitutional crisis"?

Trump will ignore every law he disagrees with until Congress impeaches and convicts and then we see if Vance takes over and what happens next.

Vance would have to be impeached. He’s in on this and Europe hates him. He’s a no-go.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Car manufacturers already laying people off.

Keep flying those Trump flags, MAGA.

They were already going to do that, because their executives followed the globalists pushing global warming religion.
Now they are serving the globalists by blaming the job losses on tariffs instead of the electric cars piling up on dealers' lots.
Perhaps they will be able to sell them now that the Left hates Tesla.

Please tell me your comment is in jest. You can’t exist on earth and have lived past puberty believing this type of horsesht.

Car companies in America have dropped their best selling models in favor of electrics and hybrids. Many dealers dropped the brand rather than retrofit their showrooms to carry electrics.

The rest of the world is moving to EVs. Clean Energy is cheaper and can be built faster. Once again, we are troglodytes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The drama on the tariff is just not bothering regular people. It is a temporary thing and I am happy that my friends in auto industry and other industry will have jobs. Too often republicans just think of wealthy. They finally are prioritizing middle class. The tariffs are a negotiating tool and also glad it has been show how the USA has been way overpaying for years. Time to have some reciprocity and allow more of our good out.

I’m glad you’re happy about paying $3,500 for these “jobs.” A lot of people can’t afford $3,500 extra a year and the tariffs will hurt them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had to go look up what happened to farmers after the last tariffs and here are some numbers:

- the 2018 tariffs cost farmers between $27-$30 billion

- we paid those farmers $23 billion in aid to bail them out

- according to an agricultural news and information source about the old and new tariffs, “when Trump left office in 2020, farm income increased by 27% with President Joe Biden at the helm.”

Yeah, and those effing farmers voted for the felon because they liked handouts. If this is capitalism, let businesses fail. They don’t need a bailout. They can suffer like the rest of us.

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Since many MAGA aren’t in the market, will the decline in the stock market even impact them? Maybe they think they’re immune? I’m trying to game out how Trump‘s erratic presidency helps them in the short medium and long-term. I guess we’ll just have to see.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Car manufacturers already laying people off.

Keep flying those Trump flags, MAGA.

They were already going to do that, because their executives followed the globalists pushing global warming religion.
Now they are serving the globalists by blaming the job losses on tariffs instead of the electric cars piling up on dealers' lots.
Perhaps they will be able to sell them now that the Left hates Tesla.

Science is not a religion, it is what your god gave mankind to use the intellect they gave mankind to answer question and solve problems particularly related to how to get along, how to address health issues and raise and grow food safely. Mankind will not be able to do that if the storms are constantly killing crops and livestock, or if our planet becomes otherwise uninhabitable.

Crop yields are higher now.

Except Trump fired my USDA friend who is a fungi specialist who inspects crops. Back temporarily, but who knows for how long. He’s fired climate experts. That doesn’t help American farming, though they’ll hire them on their own and >> pass that cost on to consumers. LOL.

Vote for garbage, get garbage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The drama on the tariff is just not bothering regular people. It is a temporary thing and I am happy that my friends in auto industry and other industry will have jobs. Too often republicans just think of wealthy. They finally are prioritizing middle class. The tariffs are a negotiating tool and also glad it has been show how the USA has been way overpaying for years. Time to have some reciprocity and allow more of our good out.

Reciprocity? None of these countries come close to charging tariffs anything near these levels. This has nothing to with reciprocity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If the House votes to repeal Trump's emergency declaration, can Trump veto this, or are the tariffs automatically gone?

Yes, but only the Canada and Mexico tariffs.

All the tariffs are based on an emergency declaration.