Factories closing and workers riot because of Trump tariffs

[snarlcakes]

Libs are against bringing back manufacturing because of the carbon footprint. They also want to keep blacks in fast food jobs!

@Willdog7 is this true?

 

[dbmhoosier]

After all, it was Wuhan and the China virus ! Never forget.

China is asshole!

 

[Lucy01]

@Willdog7 is this true?

It’s lunch time, he’s baggin burgers!

 

[UncleMark]

@Willdog7 is this true?

Haven't seen anything of Willdog since Woodson made his exit.

 

[StollCpaGoat]

I use to think the same, but changed my opinion after the results of the past 20-30 years. China is a much bigger threat today than they were 20 years ago. Also, they're much scarier in my opinion than the former USSR. China, unlike USSR, can now out produce us, which is how wars are won. It comes down to who can make the most bullets, planes, ships, and drones. And who has the best technology. I don't see how continuing the path we have taken the past 30 years is a net positive for the U.S. or the World.

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[Lucy01]

I hope China rots in hell!

 

[hoot1]

I use to think the same, but changed my opinion after the results of the past 20-30 years. China is a much bigger threat today than they were 20 years ago. Also, they're much scarier in my opinion than the former USSR. China, unlike USSR, can now out produce us, which is how wars are won. It comes down to who can make the most bullets, planes, ships, and drones. And who has the best technology. I don't see how continuing the path we have taken the past 30 years is a net positive for the U.S. or the World.

SC, about our path over the past 30 years, did we do anything right?

Also, what were some of the things the private and public sectors did incorrectly and correctly. One thing for sure, a good many Americans are concerned about their future.

Finally, agree about China completely out doing the former USSR in every way, shape, and form. Their progress in science, innovation, and higher education scares me more than its military except in outer space.

My great fears remain military confrontations and climate change.

 

[All4You]

 

[OpenWheels]

And we are to celebrate their lives becoming worse?

Celebrate that sanctions actually have effects to move China's behavior, without the need for stronger actions.
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[sglowrider]

I use to think the same, but changed my opinion after the results of the past 20-30 years. China is a much bigger threat today than they were 20 years ago. Also, they're much scarier in my opinion than the former USSR. China, unlike USSR, can now out produce us, which is how wars are won. It comes down to who can make the most bullets, planes, ships, and drones. And who has the best technology. I don't see how continuing the path we have taken the past 30 years is a net positive for the U.S. or the World.

So true. All their military bases with thousands of soldiers joff the coast of California, Oregon and Canada just waiting to invade .....

The scums!!!


You have been so brainwashed it's unbelievable.

Nobody in Asia talks about China invading anyone or anywhere. It's your media sources that have indoctrinated your brain into thinking that this is the 1970s all over again. Find me one statement that the Chinese want to invade the US? Nada.

But I can show you plenty of statements coming out of the US talking about going to war with China -- nevermind the bases that surround the Chinese shipping lanes and its coast.

This is why most Asians have developed an unfavourable attitude/perception towards the US nowadays.

The ignorance, hypocrisy, lack of self-awareness and, some would say, racism that are being projected into Asia on the part of the Biden and now Trump administrations are mind-boggling.

If the various administrations just admitted that they are doing it for self-interest rather than the bullshit protection of 'freedom' and 'democracy', then they would respect the approach more. So Trump's directness in terms of a transactional approach, ie UKR is at least more honest, albeit distasteful.

Meanwhile I am less concerned about the trade war but an actual war between the Indians and the Paks. Two nuclear powers

 

[sglowrider]

US tariffs could endanger 16 million export jobs in China: Goldman Sachs​

Quite the headline until you dig deeper....


The 2023 (numbers) participating workforce in China is 773 million people.

 

[sglowrider]

What's sad is there will be a lot of people view this positively.

I said a million times. People have been manipulated into thinking that everything is like a zero-sum GAME. Politics and economics isnt a serious discussion anymore. It's almost been trivialised into a basketball game.

Watch this video -- used to watch him for tech knowledge, but this video is interesting -- but its long:




He has quite a few points. But one critical point is – politicians' approach nowadays is about making the other side suffer or stopping them. It's not about making our lives better anymore.