February 27, 20242 yr Also "10% tax on everything" is ret*rd for 10% tariffs on imported goods for those that don't speak windmill.
February 27, 20242 yr 8 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: I know what'll help that....increasing the cost of labor and a 10% tax on everything! And a $35/hr minimum wage for white farm workers.
February 27, 20242 yr 7 minutes ago, Kz! said: Nope, printing money to house illegals who rape and kill people is the play.
February 27, 20242 yr 12 minutes ago, Kz! said: Also "10% tax on everything" is ret*rd for 10% tariffs on imported goods for those that don't speak windmill. Trumpers are exactly as economically retarded as the far left.
February 27, 20242 yr 1 minute ago, VanHammersly said: Trumpers are exactly as economically retarded as the far left. For understanding that not all goods are made and shipped in from overseas? 10% tAx On EvErYtHiNg! He's so Fing dumb.
February 27, 20242 yr 3 minutes ago, Kz! said: For understanding that not all goods are made and shipped in from overseas? 10% tAx On EvErYtHiNg! He's so Fing dumb. It can't be said enough 6 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: Trumpers are exactly as economically retarded as the far left.
February 27, 20242 yr 23 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: It can't be said enough Here's a hint, windy. Look up the percentage of goods sold in the country that are imported and report back your findings. Narrator: He can't and he won't. He's so Fing stupid.
February 27, 20242 yr 13 minutes ago, Kz! said: Here's a hint, windy. Look up the percentage of goods sold in the country that are imported and report back your findings. Narrator: He can't and he won't. He's so Fing stupid. Here's a hint, smooth brain. Pretend like we don't live in a global economy and raising taxes on everything by 10% won't have a massive inflationary ripple effect across every industry. Tax me harder, daddy!
February 28, 20242 yr 16 hours ago, VanHammersly said: Here's a hint, smooth brain. Pretend like we don't live in a global economy and raising taxes on everything by 10% won't have a massive inflationary ripple effect across every industry. Tax me harder, daddy! 16 hours ago, Kz! said: Here's a hint, windy. Look up the percentage of goods sold in the country that are imported and report back your findings. Narrator: He can't and he won't. I legitimately never miss. Ever. So the only question remains, is Van too stupid to figure out how to find the data, or does he know by posting it he'll look retarded for repeating "10% tax on everything" a million times. I'm leaning towards too stupid, but go ahead and post it when you're ready, van.
February 28, 20242 yr Trump’s $300 Billion Tax Hike Would Threaten U.S. Businesses and Consumers Former President Donald Trump’s proposed 10 percent tariff would raise taxes on American consumers by more than $300 billion a year—a tax increase rivaling the ones proposed by President Biden. If implemented, the significant trade tax hike would trigger retaliatory tax increases on U.S. exports. In 2022, we bought more than $3.2 trillion worth of goods from other countries; imposing a new 10 percent tax on our purchases would raise U.S. taxes by more than $300 billion. It would create what Trump describes as a "ring around the U.S. economy” to discourage foreign companies from selling to U.S. consumers under the unfounded hope of boosting domestic production. But rather than boost domestic production, the new tax would harm the U.S. economy through various possible channels. Trump's proposed 10% tariff plan would 'shake up every asset class,' strategist says Criticism of the policy has been relatively bipartisan. The Tax Foundation think tank highlights that such a tariff would effectively raise taxes on U.S. consumers by more than $300 billion a year, along with triggering retaliatory tax increases by international trade partners on U.S. exports.
February 28, 20242 yr 20 minutes ago, Tweek said: Trump’s $300 Billion Tax Hike Would Threaten U.S. Businesses and Consumers Former President Donald Trump’s proposed 10 percent tariff would raise taxes on American consumers by more than $300 billion a year—a tax increase rivaling the ones proposed by President Biden. If implemented, the significant trade tax hike would trigger retaliatory tax increases on U.S. exports. In 2022, we bought more than $3.2 trillion worth of goods from other countries; imposing a new 10 percent tax on our purchases would raise U.S. taxes by more than $300 billion. It would create what Trump describes as a "ring around the U.S. economy” to discourage foreign companies from selling to U.S. consumers under the unfounded hope of boosting domestic production. But rather than boost domestic production, the new tax would harm the U.S. economy through various possible channels. Trump's proposed 10% tariff plan would 'shake up every asset class,' strategist says Criticism of the policy has been relatively bipartisan. The Tax Foundation think tank highlights that such a tariff would effectively raise taxes on U.S. consumers by more than $300 billion a year, along with triggering retaliatory tax increases by international trade partners on U.S. exports. Also, Quote We estimate a new 10 percent tariff on all imports would reduce the size of the U.S. economy by 0.7 percent and eliminate 505,000 full-time equivalent jobs. Unfortunately, that would be the tip of the iceberg. Imposing an across-the-board tariff would threaten the entire system of global trade we currently enjoy. U.S. exports totaled $2.1 trillion in 2022. If the rest of the world responded to the new tariff in kind, it would amount to $200 billion of new taxes for foreign governments. We estimate that would further reduce U.S. GDP by 0.4 percent and eliminate another 322,000 full-time equivalent jobs. Taken together, we find Trump’s proposal of a 10 percent trade tax matched with in-kind retaliation would shrink the U.S. economy by 1.1 percent and threaten more than 825,000 U.S. jobs. Oof.
February 28, 20242 yr 17 hours ago, VanHammersly said: Here's a hint, smooth brain. Pretend like we don't live in a global economy and raising taxes on everything by 10% won't have a massive inflationary ripple effect across every industry. Tax me harder, daddy! Yep. Let's not forget that China and whoever else will respond in kind on our products just like they have done in the past. This is not a good policy for the economy. Although Trump said he wants to destroy it.
February 28, 20242 yr 10 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: Haha, you literally can't answer a simple question.
February 28, 20242 yr 2 minutes ago, Kz! said: Haha, you literally can't answer a simple question. Haha, you're arguing in favor of a massive tax hike.
February 28, 20242 yr 1 minute ago, VanHammersly said: Haha, you're arguing in favor of a massive tax hike. I haven't said whether or not I support the potential tariff, I've only been trying to explain to you why calling it a "10% tax on everything" is completely retarded.That evidently caused you to have a brain aneurysm of some sort and now you're arguing that I want to be taxed more.
February 28, 20242 yr 7 minutes ago, Kz! said: I haven't said whether or not I support the potential tariff, I've only been trying to explain to you why calling it a "10% tax on everything" is completely retarded.That evidently caused you to have a brain aneurysm of some sort and now you're arguing that I want to be taxed more. Quote Trump’s proposal of a 10 percent trade tax matched with in-kind retaliation would shrink the U.S. economy by 1.1 percent and threaten more than 825,000 U.S. jobs. Kz: I will neither confirm nor deny whether I support destroying the US economy.
February 28, 20242 yr 32 minutes ago, Kz! said: I haven't said whether or not I support the potential tariff, I've only been trying to explain to you why calling it a "10% tax on everything" is completely retarded.That evidently caused you to have a brain aneurysm of some sort and now you're arguing that I want to be taxed more. Coward
February 28, 20242 yr 55 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: Kz: I will neither confirm nor deny whether I support destroying the US economy. I know, I'm still recovering from the trade war trump waged with China in his first term. We're still recovering from the devastation those tariffs caused. But yeah, you can't find a simple data point, windy. 31 minutes ago, Boogyman said: Coward Housewife.
February 28, 20242 yr 15 minutes ago, Kz! said: I know, I'm still recovering from the trade war trump waged with China in his first term. We're still recovering from the devastation those tariffs caused. But yeah, you can't find a simple data point, windy. Housewife. That's one, you got two left before you start getting repetitive. So, are you for or against it or not? Don't be scared.
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