Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The goal is to trash the US and the US Economy. Look at everything taking place through that lens, and it all makes perfect sense.
But why do trump/muck want to destroy the US economy? How does this benefit them?
see the authoritarian playbook
You can read HOW FASCISM WORKS by Jason Stanley, too. Or see if you can find articles by him or others who study dictatorships online.
"Make Hungary Great Again" came from Orban. Trump stole the idea.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe we can get some Republicans to explain.
For example, we produce very little of our own aluminum. It takes 2-3 years in the US to build a large aluminum plant, which means we are stuck importing for a few years and paying more. Also, who would invest to build a plant when Trump changes his mind by the hour? 25%, then 50%, make a carve out for some favors etc. No business is going to invest in an asset that needs to be profitable for a long run to make it worth the cost, when there is constant change.
Anonymous wrote:Obama Tariffs but nobody seems to recall, lol:
OBAMA TARIFF ACTIONS:
1. Obama put tariffs on solar panels.
2. Obama slapped tariffs on tires.
3. Obama put tariffs on imported steel.
"President Obama stated on Jan. 24, 2012: “I will not stand by when our competitors don’t play by the rules. We’ve brought trade cases against China at nearly twice the rate as the last administration – and it’s made a difference. Over a thousand Americans are working today because we stopped a surge in Chinese tires. But we need to do more. It’s not right when another country lets our movies, music, and software be pirated. It’s not fair when foreign manufacturers have a leg up on ours only because they’re heavily subsidized.”
Anonymous wrote:We need tariffs to onshore manufacturing, create jobs, raise revenue, and restore our industrial capacity so we can even compete in case of war. We had lots of tariffs in the 19th century, and the economy grew faster then than in the free trade area. Got it?
Anonymous wrote:We need tariffs to onshore manufacturing, create jobs, raise revenue, and restore our industrial capacity so we can even compete in case of war. We had lots of tariffs in the 19th century, and the economy grew faster then than in the free trade area. Got it?
We need tariffs to onshore manufacturing, create jobs, raise revenue, and restore our industrial capacity so we can even compete in case of war. We had lots of tariffs in the 19th century, and the economy grew faster then than in the free trade area. Got it?