Trump Hoed Out American Car Manufacturers

[BlazedWun]

 

[Luke Cage]

Slightly off topic, but Oil lobbies are against electric cars and solar power. Because while they can monopolize fossil fuels. They can't monopolize the Sun.
Americans would be free if we ever fully converted to electric/solar power.

 

[Bubba T]

Slightly off topic, but Oil lobbies are against electric cars and solar power. Because while they can monopolize fossil fuels. They can't monopolize the Sun.
Americans would be free if we ever fully converted to electric/solar power.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

 

[O.T.I.S.]

EXACTLY



Common sense would tell you that if you saw ALL of this, then to run for the hills. How could people NOT have seen this?

Dude was born rich… look at his family’s history. How you fail that much when life has handed you a silver platter shows how BAD of a businessman he actually was.

He was just famous for being rich in New York.. thats it. No tangible skills anywhere to be found but some of yall still wanted people to vote for that?

That was one of the MAIN reasons I did not vote for dude.. outside of being an easily recognizable racist and now best friends with probably the biggest pedo that America has ever seen. But a lot of it was Because he failed at damn near everything except winning these dumbass elections he should’ve never been in. It always sounds good in the beginning with this guy

 

[FaTaL]

Toyota has done really really shytty the past few years switching to their new platforms.

Transmission replacements on new vehicles is embarrassing shyt

Switching from v6 might be their undoing, the electrical motor seems like a good idea but …..

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Switching from v6 might be their undoing, the electrical motor seems like a good idea but …..

Their hybrids are the top of the game

 

[Schadenfreude]

Switching from v6 might be their undoing, the electrical motor seems like a good idea but …..

Funny thing is, the GX has that same engine with some mechanical changes and so far, no issues.

 

[Remote]

Bankrupting a casino is so hard to do it’s almost impressive.

Like you have to actively be trying hard to be such a shytty businessman that you fail at running a casino.

And not in some backwater town in Arkansas or some shyt.

A failed casino in Atlantic City. In the fukkin 1980s and 1990s. When the economy was practically booming.

 

[FaTaL]

Funny thing is, the GX has that same engine with some mechanical changes and so far, no issues.

Th first generation should have some hiccups, it’s only natural

 

[desjardins]

This is still an insider trading opportunity for Trumps inner team

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Bankrupting a casino is so hard to do it’s almost impressive.

Like you have to actively be trying hard to be such a shytty businessman that you fail at running a casino.

And not in some backwater town in Arkansas or some shyt.

A failed casino in Atlantic City. In the fukkin 1980s and 1990s. When the economy was practically booming.

Last time I seen Atlantic City the shyt looked like a ghost town. Idk if it was because of all the failure in the area by dealing with dude, but it was a chill place that just looked abandoned… I almost wanted to move there

Why is Atlantic City so run down?


AI Overview



Atlantic City's decline is a complex issue with roots in both its history and evolving tourism trends. While gambling was once a major draw, it hasn't been enough to offset the city's other challenges. These include mismanagement, a lack of diversification, competition from other gambling destinations, and the rise of alternative vacation destinations.

Probably the foreshadow of America if he’s not checked

 

[gho3st]

Art of the fukking DEAL. The negotiator really got trump from 27 to 15 on JP cars

Trump really thinks japanese people are going to buy american trucks

They wont even buy Xbox. He thinks they gonna buy trucks

 

[Fillerguy]

I mean he not wrong. The walking turd has been finessing his way through business for decades. A less businessmen, who isn't an informat, would've been dealt with by now.

 

[The_Sheff]

Bankrupting a casino is so hard to do it’s almost impressive.

Like you have to actively be trying hard to be such a shytty businessman that you fail at running a casino.

And not in some backwater town in Arkansas or some shyt.

A failed casino in Atlantic City. In the fukkin 1980s and 1990s. When the economy was practically booming.

The bankrupting of the casinos was more of a scam than anything else.

Caesars also went “bankrupt” owning casinos, but the way it was structured they just offloaded debt onto Eldorado Resorts while they kept everything of actual value.

When rich people file for bankruptcy they end up better off than before.

In other words, Trump is always scamming.