Watch out for the trans immigrants coming to kill you and crash all your planes.
President Trump doesn't have the power to implement these tariffs and he's making a massive mistake with them...
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Trump tariffs will bring manufacturing back to America creating lots of high paying quality jobs. It's happening.
The last one is telling. We need to ditch the Fed Reserve and go back to issuing US government currency. Central banks issuing fiat currency leads to bankruptcy every single time, and this goes back thousands of years, pre Roman Empire.
Not to mention that even the MAGAs on that s board have admitted that blaming Canada for fentanyl is BS and a lie.
I would say more of an exaggeration as opposed to lie, but point taken.
Very good question.
An excuse to implement his tariffs to get negotiating leverage in other areas?
Trump prob just salty melania eye****ed Trudeau when they met a while ago
I agree. He probably had to tell her to wait her turn and to not even think about it until he was done with him.
Good point that I had forgotten about, and illegal drugs were one of the better parts of that site.
Then you need to add Salt Lake City to the mix. Back in September I was in San Francisco and Salt Lake City in back to back weeks and there were just as many homeless and filth in Salt Lake City. In all reality, just about every large city should be included based on my many travels. I get that San Francisco has become the poster child for urban blight but they have lots and lots of company.
There are quite a few homeless encampments here in Atlanta too.
I 100% agree.
Denver is disgusting. Im sure there are others. I was just listing ones i had personal experience with. I personally witnessed the zombie's in San Fran and the shitting on the streets. There are wholes swaths of the city that normal people can't visit because the homeless have blocked the sidewalks and left their needles and feces everywhere. It's a real place in a prominent American city. Disgusting that it's allowed to happen and that our voters think thats ok or somehow humane.
But yes, it's a huge disappointment that our citizens have settled for what we are currently witnessing. It doesn't have to be that way.
Finland's approach to combatting homelessness is an interesting case study.
Interesting. My wife has done a lot of work with children from poverty including homelessness. It very much aligns with a lot of what she has experienced.
She took a class on poverty and how it impacts decision making and priorities. It really helped me to understand the befuddling decisions making that we see. ie, "You have all these past due bills, but you used your tax refund for a new cell phone and shoes"?
It makes a little more sense when you come from an experience where you always have past due bills, but this is the one chance to own a new pair of Jordans. There is no concept of ever not being out of debt or poor. Generational Poverty is extremely complex and really hard to fix.
Yeah, they get government handouts while the rest of us pay for it and more for everything else.
Some things may go up while others will go down while more high quality jobs are added increasing the spending power of American citizens.
What are the odds that you'd support a policy that says, "Pay the government more in taxes so they can subsidize X industry you don't work in?" That's what a tariff is in effect. It doesn't make things cheaper. It's not going to increase real wages; employers have to pay more for everything too.
There is no universe where things get cheaper as supply goes down.
