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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Aside from having leverage in terms of position and goods, China is also schooling us with their proverbs.

First they said, “Trying to trade away others’ interests for temporary gains is like bargaining with a tiger for its skin – it will only backfire.”

And then they said, “As the saying goes, ‘He who tied the bell must untie it,’” which comes from the Chinese proverb, Let he who tied the bell to the tiger’s neck take it off.

I had not heard of either saw before, and I’m curious to see what comes next. [/quote]I get the impression Trump has only ever had one-off transactions. Screw the other guy, then move on. He doesn't seem to know how to build mutually beneficial interactions. He's all stick, no carrot.[/quote]

Note how no matter what the subject of discussion or how unrelated it is to Trump, libs can always manage to steer it back to Trump….. somehow.

He is truly the center of their world. [/quote]

Pretty sure that if a dem president had the lowest 100 day approval rating since DDE, had erased trillions from the stock market, embroiled us in a trade war that we can never win, and was disobeying court orders, republicans would be miffed. Care to defend the haphazard rollout of the tariffs? Care to defend the loss of soybean business of us farmers? Care to defend the impending loss of trucking jobs? [/quote]

:mrgreen:

As if you give even the SLIGHTEST F’ about either farmers OR truckers!!!!

Hilarious!!!!!!! [/quote]

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