March 4Mar 4 1 hour ago, Kz! said: Barho begging for my opinion in one thread, Paul always questing for tiny tidbits of my personal life. Are libtards OK? I just want you to tell me you have cows/chickens/pigs, grow your own produce, build you own cars/electronics and will absolutely not be impacted by the high prices coming America's way It's cool that we have Trumpflation guys! I have chickens!
March 4Mar 4 39 minutes ago, Paul852 said: I just want you to tell me you have cows/chickens/pigs, grow your own produce, build you own cars/electronics and will absolutely not be impacted by the high prices coming America's way It's cool that we have Trumpflation guys! I have chickens! It's OK for liberals to now hyperventilate about inflation.
March 4Mar 4 4 minutes ago, Kz! said: It's OK for liberals to now hyperventilate about inflation. You want to share any memes about everyone's 401k still, or nah?
March 4Mar 4 6 minutes ago, Paul852 said: You want to share any memes about everyone's 401k still, or nah? I think even the most optimistic Trump supporters new there would be short term economic consequences in the effort to bolster American manufacturing. The long term benefits will outweigh any short sighted pain you might be feeling (which is why both parties have been running on this concept for years now). Trump is just the only politician to actually follow through with it. And, shockingly, we're already seeing it pay dividends. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/honda-produce-next-civic-indiana-not-mexico-due-us-tariffs-sources-say-2025-03-03/
March 4Mar 4 30 minutes ago, Kz! said: I think even the most optimistic Trump supporters new there would be short term economic consequences in the effort to bolster American manufacturing. The long term benefits will outweigh any short sighted pain you might be feeling (which is why both parties have been running on this concept for years now). Trump is just the only politician to actually follow through with it. And, shockingly, we're already seeing it pay dividends. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/honda-produce-next-civic-indiana-not-mexico-due-us-tariffs-sources-say-2025-03-03/ Uh huh. Totally going to work out. Keep that energy going. "Short-term economic consequences" when the one article you have so far has the actual work happening in 2028. At what point do you admit being wrong? Never?
March 4Mar 4 36 minutes ago, Kz! said: I think even the most optimistic Trump supporters new there would be short term economic consequences in the effort to bolster American manufacturing. The long term benefits will outweigh any short sighted pain you might be feeling (which is why both parties have been running on this concept for years now). Trump is just the only politician to actually follow through with it. And, shockingly, we're already seeing it pay dividends. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/honda-produce-next-civic-indiana-not-mexico-due-us-tariffs-sources-say-2025-03-03/ Which won't occur until 2028. And they say its due to the planned tariffs. Which means that when the tariffs go away (unless your thinking that these become PERMANENT tariffs), they could likely shift back to the original plan of production in Mexico.
March 4Mar 4 16 minutes ago, Paul852 said: Uh huh. Totally going to work out. Keep that energy going. "Short-term economic consequences" when the one article you have so far has the actual work happening in 2028. At what point do you admit being wrong? Never? 6 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said: Which won't occur until 2028. And they say its due to the planned tariffs. Which means that when the tariffs go away (unless your thinking that these become PERMANENT tariffs), they could likely shift back to the original plan of production in Mexico. American manufacturing coming back, libtards btfo'd.
March 4Mar 4 23 minutes ago, Kz! said: American manufacturing coming back "It's ok guys, I can hold off until 2028 to get my Civic! I have chickens!"
March 4Mar 4 Just now, Paul852 said: "It's ok guys, I can hold off until 2028 to get my Civic! I have chickens!" Yeah, dude, the infrastructure it takes to manufacture products takes a long time to develop. Did you think Trump would say "tariffs," snap his fingers, and multi-billion dollar plants would just spring up out of the ground? Three years is actually a great turnaround for something like this.
March 4Mar 4 Author 4 minutes ago, Paul852 said: Do it. Seems to be done from Trudeau's side. The Canadians are livid.
March 4Mar 4 3 minutes ago, Kz! said: Yeah, dude, the infrastructure it takes to manufacture products takes a long time to develop. Did you think Trump would say "tariffs," snap his fingers, and multi-billion dollar plants would just spring up out of the ground? Three years is actually a great turnaround for something like this. Whatever you say. This is going great. DCotP
March 4Mar 4 Just now, Paul852 said: Whatever you say. This is going great. DCotP Tariffs get announced. A month later a major automobile company announces they'll be building a manufacturing plant in the US instead of Mexico in a few years. Libtards: yEah BuT cAn'T tHeY bUiLd ThE cArS nOw LoL! Love this place.
March 4Mar 4 54 minutes ago, Kz! said: Tariffs get announced. A month later a major automobile company announces they'll be building a manufacturing plant in the US instead of Mexico in a few years. Libtards: yEah BuT cAn'T tHeY bUiLd ThE cArS nOw LoL! Love this place. The dow is down 250 points after dropping 650 this morning. You are mentally retarded.
March 4Mar 4 1 hour ago, Paul852 said: Uh huh. Totally going to work out. Keep that energy going. "Short-term economic consequences" when the one article you have so far has the actual work happening in 2028. At what point do you admit being wrong? Never? and who do you think will pay the increased production costs to have them manufactured in the US vs Mexico sans tariffs? the consumer. the consumer always pays for the tariffs. even when the tariffs are being skirted they impact the cost.
March 4Mar 4 30 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said: and who do you think will pay the increased production costs to have them manufactured in the US vs Mexico sans tariffs? the consumer. the consumer always pays for the tariffs. even when the tariffs are being skirted they impact the cost. There is absolutely nothing good about these tariffs. They should just stick to "I didn't think he'd actually do it" and move on. BTW: 42,483.37-2,072.67 (-4.65%)past month DCotMFingP
March 4Mar 4 1 hour ago, Kz! said: and multi-billion dollar plants would just spring up out of the ground. Three years is actually a great turnaround for something like this. Totally, I mean look at that Foxconn plant in Wisconsin he promised during his first term. Such a smashing success that Foxconn backed out of the agreement 3 years later and it never got built. Winning!
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