tariffs start this weekend

[Precious_b]

Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

it's happening now. if you can't afford 25% more for a slab of bacon and coffee maybe you need a better job.

i don't.

your precious breadcrumbs lead to the conclusion the US has allowed unfavorable trade for decades longer than needed and it needs to stop.


now.

Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

you want the bacon .. fried or raw .. admit it





i drink more than most people's car payments .. please tell me why this is an issue to me?


babvaahhahghahgaaaaaaaaa

This is some brilliant insight on your posting history.

So, I would assume that faux outrage about the cost of things that you link to joey really don't mean anything to your nicely insulated fiscal position.

Thanks for the contribution.

[Precious_b]

Ah. The Melania Factor.

Wonder what would have happened if she made cow eyes for the Chinese Premier?

[HDGristle]

Who says she hasn't?

[CPT Savajo]

What could motivate Trump to put a 25% tariff on Canada? More cash coming into the coffers. Canada, Mexico, and China will see that as their justification for retaliating and jacking up the prices on their own populations. Which is what the people in charge want. Humanity will pay the price and get fucked hard in the process.

[pertpvyztrzv]

Canada needs to close their border to keep people and drugs out. Drugs are getting into Canada, usually by ship and there's no enforcement on the Canadian border, no fence, nothing. It's an easy trip. Now is the first time that I remember that anyone has told Canada to enforce their border.

Mexico needs to do more work at closing their border and the fentanyl production. Yea, sort of a long game, that may see some prices increase in the short term.

When we use our own energy and more oil supply on the global market, the price of diesel will come down. Which means everything else will come down. Diesel and trucks are so interwoven in the economy, a single product is trucked from raw material to finished product several times.

That will cause everything to maybe not go down immediately, but at least stabilize.

When your income tax is cut or even eliminated like they're talking, you won't notice the tariffs.

The incentive to build stuff in America will be HUGE. Lower corporate tax rate than anywhere in the world (Ireland is 15% and companies moved there, google, etc...) AND bypass tariffs. No brainer for companies to move here.

Since the US buys so much crap, companies want to sell here no matter the hurdle or hoops they have to jump through.

[biomed1]

Merged 2 Threads on China/Mexico Tariffs

[Unique_Carpenter]

Some of you are posting clueless comments.

What drugs comes down from Canada is less than 2% that enters the US per the Canadian govt and they are already working with the US on all sorts of security issues.

And illegal immigration going north into Canada from the US is quite substantially more than any that comes south.

Btw, Canada has blacklisted Kentucky whisky

Here's one Canadian post from a few weeks ago.

https://www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/stateme...s-relationship

[Salty Again]

Originally Posted by pertpvyztrzv

Canada needs to close their border to keep people and drugs out. Drugs are getting into Canada, usually by ship and there's no enforcement on the Canadian border, no fence, nothing. It's an easy trip. Now is the first time that I remember that anyone has told Canada to enforce their border.

Mexico needs to do more work at closing their border and the fentanyl production. Yea, sort of a long game, that may see some prices increase in the short term.

When we use our own energy and more oil supply on the global market, the price of diesel will come down. Which means everything else will come down. Diesel and trucks are so interwoven in the economy, a single product is trucked from raw material to finished product several times.

That will cause everything to maybe not go down immediately, but at least stabilize.

When your income tax is cut or even eliminated like they're talking, you won't notice the tariffs.

The incentive to build stuff in America will be HUGE. Lower corporate tax rate than anywhere in the world (Ireland is 15% and companies moved there, google, etc...) AND bypass tariffs. No brainer for companies to move here.

Since the US buys so much crap, companies want to sell here no matter the hurdle or hoops they have to jump through.

... These are GREAT reason for what President Trump
is doing with the Tariffs. ... And WHY. ...

#### Salty

[Lucas McCain]

Originally Posted by VitaMan

25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico


Let's see how this plays out for the effect on prices

Well, I always tell people to just pay attention to the stock market is an overly simplistic way to see how confident people feel about where the economy is going... people are wise to sell now.

Soon to be trade wars led by a stubborn narcissistic dipshit bully like Trump is not going to end well for American consumers IMO. I hope I am wrong.

[RX792P]

Here's your sign

Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq sink after Trump hits Canada, Mexico, China with tariffs

The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) fell more than 2% while the S&P 500 (^GSPC) spiraled 1.6%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) tumbled 1.2%, or over 550 points.

Consumer discretionary (XLY) stocks, which includes the auto makers, fell the most. Tech (XLK) also led the markets lower as shares of AI chip giant Nvidia (NVDA) and iPhone maker Apple (AAPL) dropped.

[Hdtown]

Hope you MAGA are for the new lower prices you were promised, Diaper Don as lied again and now we suffer with a moron in charge. Maybe we could trade Ted Cruz or send him back to Canada.

[PrettyBoy69691]

Chuck Schumer will be able to buy his Corona and guacamole at normal prices for his Superbowl party. No tariffs on Mexican goods

[Jacuzzme]

Mexico bent the knee, sending 10k troops to the border.

[HDGristle]

Trump bent the knee to help combat weapons trafficking from the U.S.

And she didn't even need to threaten him or the American people.