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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTotally blinkered crap.... note when China runs out of "US imports" it will import from the EU -- you GOP-ers, who have only lived in post World War II boom times need to extract your heads out of each other's asses. The biggest losers of a global trade war will be the US...
and no this is not a deal-making negotiation strategy.... Donaldo has no idea what he is talking about...
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTotally blinkered crap.... note when China runs out of "US imports" it will import from the EU -- you GOP-ers, who have only lived in post World War II boom times need to extract your heads out of each other's asses. The biggest losers of a global trade war will be the US...
and no this is not a deal-making negotiation strategy.... Donaldo has no idea what he is talking about...
The markets are starting to realize this amongst all the trade war talk. US markets steadily rising, China steadily declining, EU (DAX) flat to declining.
IN the end China and EU will realize not worth the battle. We may get this from the EU tomorrow and it will be another boon to the US economy and another win for Trump.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou're not thinking straight. The US is a majority self serving economy. Only 12% of GDP is foreign trade. China relies largely on exports, so is Europe primarily Germany. You can play this game all day. If China try's that then we impose larger tariffs on the EU. The country with a negative trade imbalance wins (the US) and has the most leverage.
The markets are starting to realize this amongst all the trade war talk. US markets steadily rising, China steadily declining, EU (DAX) flat to declining.
IN the end China and EU will realize not worth the battle. We may get this from the EU tomorrow and it will be another boon to the US economy and another win for Trump.
Lets see if I have your tRUMPonomics correct.... the tariffs placed on the US by EU and China will cause the US markets to steadily rise !! Its the Art of the Deal!!
The contribution of foreign trade to % US GDP is -4% i.e. it's not just low its negative (you tRUMPies love your fuzzy math, counting what supports your argument and ignoring what doesn't -- {and that is how tRUMP managed to go bankrupt several times before Putin's cronies saved his orange ass})
Why is it negative?-- the US imports more goods and services than it exports {mainly the addiction to oil before you start belly-aching about trade imbalances - funny how tRUMP was publicly criticizing the Germans for that!!}.
Even the brain-dead, dumbass tRUMP base will recognize when their jobs have gone as a result of tariffs imposed selectively by China and mainly on Wisconsin.... that digging coal and importing Harley Davidsons won't put food on their tables....
... another win for tRUMP ? (when was the first?)?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou're not thinking straight. The US is a majority self serving economy. Only 12% of GDP is foreign trade. China relies largely on exports, so is Europe primarily Germany. You can play this game all day. If China try's that then we impose larger tariffs on the EU. The country with a negative trade imbalance wins (the US) and has the most leverage.
The markets are starting to realize this amongst all the trade war talk. US markets steadily rising, China steadily declining, EU (DAX) flat to declining.
IN the end China and EU will realize not worth the battle. We may get this from the EU tomorrow and it will be another boon to the US economy and another win for Trump.
Why are we already subsidizing the lowest value/ lowest net return work / already too subsidized portion of the economy...... farming??
We cannot tariff our way to prosperity. We lost this bet in the past. Why are even conservative economists warning us against this?
When will you put nation over the man-child you insist must be right??
The common man screwed again.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou mad bro?
No need for that language
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHa! Good one!
Of course, it's fiction.
Here's a real one:
"Pay in cash"
Man, this shlt filled circus never ends.
A nation lost in filth. How do we explain this to our kids?
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