Kannibal
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Strange some many people don't understand that.
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[Updated PSA!] Tariffs Cooked Our Wallets! Brazil Shipments Are COOKED [Confirmed] 😭!
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Ohhh good that sedusa plastic bucket will now cost 5gs
which i am not a bit interested. The only thing i have bought so far are those eye jackets collabs.Last edited:Markets react to optimisms and pessimisms. Tariffs arent permanent, they are the inevitable result of years of unpaid global bills everyone else needs to cough up for all the world peace we provide and pay for.
If venders want to sell things, theyll have to meet the price of demand. Otherwise theyll just have to not make money.
Strange that people dont know any of this.
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Lux would probably just raise their prices per usual and use this as an excuse anyways haha
Agreed and they are made in CHYNA!Lux would probably just raise their prices per usual and use this as an excuse anyways haha
Tariffs will be permanent......
Tariffs will only make things more expensive.
Tariffs hurt the country that impose them on others.
And it hurts relationships between countries.
Betrayed: How Trump’s Tariff Threats Tore the U.S.-Canada Bond
Then you will have to pay a lot more for them......
A lot more.
What is the average wage in China compared to the US?
China's average hourly wage is lower than many developed countries, such as the United States and Japan. According to the International Labour Organization, the average hourly wage in China was $3.60 USD in 2022, compared to $24.10 USD in the United States
https://www.chinalegalexperts.com/news/what-is-the-average-salary-in-china#:~:text=China's%20average%20hourly%20wage%20is,and%20%2410.60%20USD%20in%20Japan.
Yes, I think we all love the idea of “Made in America”…but I don’t think we’re ready for the price tag that comes with it. Paying 2-4x more for stuff with little appreciable rise in wages will certainly make that less appealing to us.
Weird, so every tariff ever imposed was permanent, who knew? Is there a vid with Kamala doing the Indian accent and explaining that?
How much does the govt printing money for missiles and bullets for Ukraine affect inflation and prices? Or. . maybe how much does the govt printing money for Democrat propaganda to news stations around the world affect GDP? USAID, thats probably not good for prices.
Wars also tend to not be good for trade. Like the ones that all started from negligent weak leaders. Do you speak for yourself or just post vids? Like can you explain why the price of chicken in the US and everything else went up double over 4 years? or do you have a hard time understanding what inflation is?
Do you need someone to fall off a bike to lead us to another war that will destroy the value of the dollar? Violent dictators like Maduro and Xi Jin Pooh Bear are always waiting to sell some high priced garbage to some guy masquerading as a President that likes to smell women and children in an odd way
Ultimately America spends the most money in the world, protecting the American dollar with tariffs promotes US spending and increases our GDP when we sell goods and services. Which makes us spend more with countries that aren't trying to violently attack us or produce propaganda against us.
