Politics Thread

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Originally Posted by Strange Brew

Go try to sell dairy in Canada. Let me know how that works for you.

You keep using the word “incite” wrong…

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Remodel or construct a house right now, let me know how that works out for you.

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Originally Posted by Strange Brew

Yes, prices for imported goods may go up. That’s an easy fix. However donkey punching the Reserve Note is hard to reverse.

That’s why I laughed hard when inflation was “transitory”. Or my favorite, “Quantative Easing”.

Rome, GB, France, Germany (Weimar) all did it. There’s only so much a Country can “leverage”.

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I think we can all agree that government spending needs to be curtailed. But this tariff increase will definitely raise prices on imported goods, thus causing inflation, minimally short term, and probably long term(prices never go back to their original prices when raised).

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Originally Posted by 94GRAD

I think we can all agree that government spending needs to be curtailed. But this tariff increase will definitely raise prices on imported goods, thus causing inflation, minimally short term, and probably long term(prices never go back to their original prices when raised).

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Well, prices will go to equilibrium eventually. That’s why it’s a Law not a Theory.

We will always pay a “hidden tax” due to the well, donkey punches.

We have beat the ever living hell out of once was once the dollar since Nixon took us off the Gold Standard.

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Originally Posted by Xville

Remodel or construct a house right now, let me know how that works out for you.

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Are you saying we don’t have enough trees or granite?

You really don’t know about recurring resources or resource management? CA is notoriously bad at it. :)

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Originally Posted by Strange Brew

Are you saying we don’t have enough trees or granite?

You really don’t know about recurring resources or resource management? CA is notoriously bad at it. :)

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I understand it just fine bud that has zero to do with the here and now.

You’re arguing about things that have zero short term effects which is what I pointed to earlier. It’s essentially a non sequitur to the conversation at hand.

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Originally Posted by Xville

I understand it just fine bud that has zero to do with the here and now.

You’re arguing about things that have zero short term effects which is what I pointed to earlier. It’s essentially a non sequitur to the conversation at hand.

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What are the long-term Effects?

I’m not sure you even know what the conversation is about at this point.

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Originally Posted by Strange Brew

What are the long-term Effects?

I’m not sure you even know what the conversation is about at this point.

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Dude, you seriously said prices going up and inflation were two different things. So you may just want to stop

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Originally Posted by Xville

Dude, you seriously said prices going up and inflation were two different things. So you may just want to stop

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Dude, you seriously maybe took one, at best two Econ classes.

Boy have things in politics have changed in the last 30 years! Maybe this why Trump was a democrat back then?

Nancy sure has lost her fastball over the years…yikes

https://x.com/doge__news/status/1907...283256233?s=42

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Originally Posted by noteggs

Boy have things in politics have changed in the last 30 years! Maybe this why Trump was a democrat back then?

Nancy sure has lost her fastball over the years…yikes

https://x.com/doge__news/status/1907...283256233?s=42

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Huh, weird. :)