Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
That’s interesting, re facts. Didn’t you say that slave ships never existed?
Are you sure you’re all….OK…in the mind?
The US Won The Trade War with China.
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That’s interesting, re facts. Didn’t you say that slave ships never existed?
Are you sure you’re all….OK…in the mind?
I did.That’s interesting, re facts. Didn’t you say that slave ships never existed?
And?
I also said you descend from evil witchcraft practicing slave catchers and that’s why everywhere you go turns into a shythole.
Mrhateeverything
All Star
No matter what trump does his follower will suck him off like he did something good
tariffs - we bringing back jobs
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Tariffs off - art of the deal. we got a great deal
oh yeah and anything thats bad is bidens fault
tariffs - we bringing back jobs
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Tariffs off - art of the deal. we got a great deal
oh yeah and anything thats bad is bidens fault
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
That’s phewNah this has to be satire.
This is some brothazay level trolling holy shyt.
Was wondering when the bailouts would start
Is this your definition of winning?
I would love to see what you call losing
the bossman
Superstar
This was same dude last month:
Was up 20K before Trump started talking that tariff shyt a month or so back
Now it’s only 3K
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
A rare warning from Walmart during a US trade war: Higher prices are inevitable
Walmart, which became the nation’s largest retailer by making low prices a priority, has found itself in a place it’s rarely been: Warning customers that prices will rise for goods ranging from bananas to car seats.
apnews.com
Mission accomplished
IIVI
Superstar
So India had a lot of plants ready to takeover manufacturing from China for Apple.
Now Trump saying you can’t build in India.
iPhone going to be like $20k
Nascimento
swohz
The trade war and tariffs is putting the cart before the horse. It simply won't go. US and China's economies are structurally completely different and designed to achieve different outcomes. Obviously, the 1 % don't want to see any changes to this arrangement.
China wants to have a big and strong manufacturing base, to sell goods into countries with disposable income. They need to be productive and have economic surplus, and their banks and financial institutions are set up to cater to their industries. They are doing alright running industrial capitalism under Chinese characteristics to have the prosperity shared in a decent manner among its population.
The US runs financialized capitalism, and has eschewed productivity and economic surplus in favor of sophisticated schemes to transfer wealth from the 99 % to the 1 %, perpetual trade deficits and bloated unaccountable spending of tax dollars. As prescribed by the donor owner class. American salaries are relatively high, and is called a "rich" country, but for the 99 % an ever increasing share of their paychecks is being eaten up by inflated costs and rents. No productive investments are made, because there's none to be found - American workers cost too much. Capital is pumped into already existing assets in real estate and stock markets instead of new business and operations. Decade after decade of worse purchasing power and living standards, going on what 50 years??
And you want to pit these economies against each other and do tariffs? It's a complete non-starter, because as I have tried to explain, they are structurally set up to achieve completely different outcomes. The only way to actually reverse these trends is to restructure the economy to work for the people again, instead of just the 1 %.
The solution is quite straightforward. In the US, all debts need to be forgiven and all banks need to be nationalized. Salaries would need to be cut down, but so would all costs of living for healthcare, insurance, housing, utilities etc. Overnight, American workers would be competitive again, and you can in earnest begin to build back manufacturing, raw materials processing and supply chains. It would require a monumentally focused effort sustained over decades, the kind of not seen since the Apollo space program. That's what China doing. Anything else you hear be it election cycles or policy decisions is just smoke and mirrors to obfuscate this fundamental reality and to keep the party going for the 1 %.
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China wants to have a big and strong manufacturing base, to sell goods into countries with disposable income. They need to be productive and have economic surplus, and their banks and financial institutions are set up to cater to their industries. They are doing alright running industrial capitalism under Chinese characteristics to have the prosperity shared in a decent manner among its population.
The US runs financialized capitalism, and has eschewed productivity and economic surplus in favor of sophisticated schemes to transfer wealth from the 99 % to the 1 %, perpetual trade deficits and bloated unaccountable spending of tax dollars. As prescribed by the donor owner class. American salaries are relatively high, and is called a "rich" country, but for the 99 % an ever increasing share of their paychecks is being eaten up by inflated costs and rents. No productive investments are made, because there's none to be found - American workers cost too much. Capital is pumped into already existing assets in real estate and stock markets instead of new business and operations. Decade after decade of worse purchasing power and living standards, going on what 50 years??
And you want to pit these economies against each other and do tariffs? It's a complete non-starter, because as I have tried to explain, they are structurally set up to achieve completely different outcomes. The only way to actually reverse these trends is to restructure the economy to work for the people again, instead of just the 1 %.
The solution is quite straightforward. In the US, all debts need to be forgiven and all banks need to be nationalized. Salaries would need to be cut down, but so would all costs of living for healthcare, insurance, housing, utilities etc. Overnight, American workers would be competitive again, and you can in earnest begin to build back manufacturing, raw materials processing and supply chains. It would require a monumentally focused effort sustained over decades, the kind of not seen since the Apollo space program. That's what China doing. Anything else you hear be it election cycles or policy decisions is just smoke and mirrors to obfuscate this fundamental reality and to keep the party going for the 1 %.
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