My guess is that China doesn’t need tariffs to outcompete nonexistent US industry. China this whole time has wanted a return to status quo and really doesn’t care for escalation just to save face.
This lets Trump brag about winning without him actually winning much of anything
Yea, I just open the comment in browser if I need to. Easier than googling the image and pasting it in.
You can. Just have to get there first.
One good feature from Reddit is you can edit a comment within a few minutes without it being marked as edited
In his twitter bio:
Come for the memes, stay for the policy
Throw all the plastic down there
Wolt recently started doing this too lol. “Wolt rewards”
There is no reason for them to risk the capital if/when the tariffs are reverted in 3.5 years. The only way US could reindustrialize is with a long term (20 to 50 years) plan which provides funding and certain guarantees to the businesses who would have to do it. Or nationalize the industries and do it that way, like all the socialist countries do
Sorry guys it was me. I dropped the pope
You’d be surprised how long we will put up with it
Trump would just pardon himself as if it made any sense. Then the Catholic Church would apologize but also say they are very concerned.
If I were Israel I would call the bluff. If the Houthis shoot down a plane of civilians, it will solidify support around Israel and make them appear the victim.
If this makes commercial airlines think twice though, or jack up prices, that is a good thing
And you know what, if this was a short-term growing pain as part of a genuinely radical agenda that benefited the working class of America, if not the entire world, then it would be totally understandable to experience some economic disruption.
The problem is that Trump’s plan is radically reactionary. It’s going to wreak havoc on everyone who isn’t rich. Also he doesn’t have a plan.
Radical re-industrialization of America will be unpleasant no matter how it happens, but that’s why it’s important that such a transition is managed.
This is very good advice. But I would note that many career fair booths are glorified billboards that tell you to apply online anyway