Thread 514009765

John Deere is laying off 238 workers at three factories in Iowa. The company said Tariffs and lower commodity prices are to blame.

“Tariff costs in the quarter were approximately $200 million, which brings us to roughly $300 million in tariff expense year to date,” said director
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/deere-tariff-costs-farm-belt-jason-smith-donald-trump-josh-beal-f42ea4ab?mod=opinion_lead_pos2

>>514009765 (OP)
should have bought american made materials. sucks to be them I guess.

oh deere

>>514009765 (OP)
Fake news. /pol/ told me Europe pays the tariffs

the software in the tractors feed all the info back to JD (crop, when and where harvested, by who, how much). With all the data from all the tractors across the country I am sure no one would have inside info on crop yields and future prices.

>>514009765 (OP)
>John Deere is laying off 238 workers
All that tells me is that 238 trannies lost.

good get fucked JD, we need open source trackers and seeds

>>514009765 (OP)
squirming green tractor kikes. fuck john deere

>>514009765 (OP)
If they made their tractors repairable and sourced parts in the US, they wouldn't have this issue and would have bigger market share. Sucks to suck.

>>514010018
Tariffs raise the cost of domestic goods too you fucking retard

They make spyware with no right to repair and force farmers to lease instead of letting them buy. Nobody uses their new shit unless they have no other viable choice. Now the C levels blame the results of their shitty business decisions on tariffs. Fuck john Deere in the ass with a Kubota rototiller.

>>514009765 (OP)
Now this is what I voted for

>>514010914
>Tariffs raise the cost of domestic goods too you fucking retard
the irony of calling me a retard after saying all that.
which state do you live in so I know which public school to tell people to avoid

>>514011266

"I haven't had a single business person or individual in my state come up to me and say the tariffs are a good idea," says Paul.

The senator from Kentucky appeared on Rising, the news show I host for The Hill, on Wednesday to discuss Trump's tariffs threats, the firings of federal workers, and why so many of his Republican colleagues refuse to do the tough work of actually cutting government spending.

He was particularly outspoken on how tariffs will negatively impact businesses in his home state.

"I have had people come up—farmers which are a big presence in our state—and say they export 20 to 25 percent of their products and this will hurt them," says Paul. "They are still suffering from some of the tariffs and retaliation from 2018 and 2019, when the previous Trump administration did tariffs," Paul said. "I have home builders and real estate brokers who say if the price of lumber goes up, if the price of steel goes up, the prices of homes will go up and we'll sell less homes. I have the bourbon distillers coming to me, which is a big industry in my state, and they say due to the retaliation that Europe is placing on us and Canada is placing on our bourbon, we will export less bourbon. We have shippers in our state, people who ship internationally as well as across the U.S."
https://reason.com/2025/03/12/rand-paul-tariffs-trump-continuing-resolution/

>>514011266
Okay retarded nigger, can you name a place in the United States that can produce aluminum inputs cheaper than Canada? Let's just try this specific example and see how smart you are, stupid kike. I'll be waiting for your retarded kike answer (it will never come.)

>>514009765 (OP)
This is them laying off employees because they've spent the last many years shifting production to other countries. When I was last there they shifted the entire 6000 series to Germany and were in the process of shifting portions of the 7000 series to Mexico to which they just in the last 2 years shifted the entire cab build to Mexico they pretty much used the same cab build for the 6,7,8,9000 series tractor built in Iowa. Somehow having those cabs built literally in the same building attached by overhead monorail as the 7,8,9000 tractors it was cheaper for them to shift the production of the cabs to Mexico, paying freight and all to send them up to Iowa to be put on the tractor.
Each of these layoffs blamed on tarrifs were because of already planned moves to new factories in other countries but this doesn't make them look bad.
I partially dont blame them because the UAW has made it impossible for them to even automate simple braindead robot tasks with robots so you have to employ an FTE to drive a cart up and down a hallway all day @100/hr cost

>>514011781
if we hadn't outsourced our entire manufacturing and mining capacity in the united states this wouldn't be a fucking problem.
so if all the companies involved in us getting here in 2025 had just decided to buy american we would be ok.
my point still stands, seethe harder nigger.

>>514011901
>if we hadn't
Name a single fucking place in the United States, that has free power equivalent to the hydro Canada has, that has bauxite reserves, you fucking retarded subhuman kike.

>>514010018
What American materials?

>>514009765 (OP)
Those 238 workers ought by right form a mob and murder every member of the John Deere executive board.

>>514012693
Why? They voted for it.

>>514012004
texas

>>514012004
You lost tranny
Still voting Trump

>>514012718
Well, 118 of ‘em then

so are they laying off the do-nothing workers like HR and interpretive yoga dance instructors, or the factory workers who actually do stuff

>>514012758
Wow, you sure are smart, kike. Good job.

>>514012718
hes right tho, why should the company bleed when there are far bigger earners in the company that can comfortably take the loss.
Everybody doesnt give a fuck about their workplace anymore because of these practices, jews and CEOs expect you to be loyal to your company and actually work for your earnings, but on the otherhand youre nothing but a cog that can be thrown out as soon as it wears down or the machine loses some oil. CEOs and Jews can go fuck themselves

>>514009765 (OP)
Based. This is the company that prohibited people from repairing their brand new million dollar tractors right? Fuck them, they can learn to be a better company

>>514012004
Canada's bauxite reserves belong to the United States.

>>514012823
Doesn't matter. Work is fake. Megacorps "firing people" to "cut costs" is even more fake.

>>514009765 (OP)
They're planning on moving to Mexico but Trump threw a wrench into their tracks and now they piss and moan about tariffs because all their parts were already coming out of turd world Mexico. My White engineer neighbor got laid off and he's moving this week to a new company out of state. I won't miss that cheesehead retard, but I'll miss the money Deere queers spend in my town.

>>514010018
>should have bought american made materials.

not possible

>>514009765 (OP)
Hopefully the entire company goes under, Thats what they get for making it damn near impossible to work on there own equipment.

>>514012693
>Those 238 workers ought by right form a mob
They did, it's called the UAW dumbass, and management negotiated with corporate behind the scenes for this outcome. Union affiliated jobs can at times be preferential to nonunionized positions but don't for one second think that the kikes in union management won't sell your ass down the river in a heartbeat if it means maintaining their lifestyle. If you want someone to fuck up, go beat the shit out of your local union rep to kick the pressure up the line. Afterall they're there to represent your interests as workers right :^)

>>514013048
> Everything manufactured domestically a few decades ago
> Technology improves monotonically
> Do... domestic manufacturing is impossible now!

>>514009765 (OP)
They need a new company logo and spokesmodel.

>>514009765 (OP)
Haha gl Stewart lmfao

>>514013019

what do i make of this? firstly, i believe you, i don't know how to know what people say without actually talking to them

>>514011620
Business people don't give a fuck about the strategic imperative of the state. Economic lolberts are traitors by definition.

>chink company that says you're legally prohibited from fixing your own tractor goes under
oh noooooo

>>514013319
That's their answer. It's done by slaves now and what's now is what's possible. "Without slaves, who will pick the crops?"

These people are subhuman and shouldn't be allowed on the internet.

>>514013860
They are literally regressives.
A century ago:
> Whoa, John Deere combines?! We don't need cheap laborers anymore!
Today:
> John Deere combines?! How can we do that without slaves??

>>514010634
>>514010881
This. They have had decades to adjust, but they didn't. Fuck them.

>>514014356
> John Deere is an evil corporation! Workers unite! Solidarity!
> NO WHAT ARE YOU DOING NOT THE PROFIT MARGINS

>>514009765 (OP)
John Deere has been trash since the late 90s. I've been keeping my old 88 JD running and so far it's been basic stuff but eventually this thing has to die. It mows every week in the summer and blows snow all winter. I've repainted it twice, replaced tires twice, sharpened and replaced countless blades, and welded up holes in the mower deck multiple times. I'd rather pay some methed out redneck to keep this fucker running than give modern JD a fucking dime.

>>514012833
thanks chatgpt

>>514009765 (OP)
>John Deere is laying off 238 workers
They are probably all illegals lol

>>514013319
The pure naivety of this post is adorable

>>514014681
Then refute it. Oh wait you didn't huh how about that.

>>514014466
It's the same situation across the board, not just with farming.

E.g., The government is beholden to big defense contractors (Boeing, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics, and Lockheed Martin), who are "approved" and the only ones enabled to do maintenance on hardware, and who charge egregious sums for parts. Their business model depends on cost-plus accounting (cost + mark up), they are incentivised to raise their price every year, and they employ armies of lawyers and lobbyists to change laws for their benefit, making Congress appropriate too much money to the Pentagon that spends it on the big manufacturers.

Down here, all the parts for military hardware have to come from any one of the big 5 defence contractors via the US. We can't even source parts here for maintenance.

It's the same with farming equipment. My neighbour's John Deere tractor broke down only for JD to send out a repair crew who couldn't even fix the issue. But I somehow fixed whatever the fuck was wrong with it after they left.

Fuck the free market. These big manufactures need to have their management culled and the remaining staff put on a very tight leash by the state, and if they want to fuck around then their families can be collected by SF teams and taken to black sites. Western countries have strategic interests that are not bound by the fickle accounting of over-grown businesses who can't see the forest for the trees, let alone from the context of the country they are based in. Fuck their excuses, it's their own fault for not being able to function without the Third World and subsequently pay White employees right.

We need open source equipment (tractors etc.) with parts sourced from the given country so they are repairable in the field and without hermetically sealed maintenance crews via the manufacturer.
Allow competitive bidding for the maintenance of these platforms. Give the design files to SMEs and allow them to 3D print most of the components.

>>514015328
>We need open source equipment
This is libertarian though. (((intellectual property rights))) are a sham enforced by the state.

>>514010073
kek

>>514015397
>libertarian
Freedom of information is libertarian? Grow up. This has nothing to do with ideology.

And all these products and big businesses only came to exist in the first place due to the freedom of information in the past, where guys just created all this stuff in their sheds and backyards without legalese bullshit getting in the way.

>>514011781
>aluminum inputs
KYS yourself, you fucking loser.

>>514012004
>bauxite reserves
Why do you continue on this way?

I hope my mom doesn't eventually lose her job with Deere (she's not in Iowa). There are essentially no other decent employers in this city outside of the medical system.

>>514012833
You ship bauxite in, in bulk ore haulers.
Canada has effectively "two" aluminum smelters. One huge one in BC in Kitimat because the aluminum company build a 900MW hydro plant to run the smelter.
The other are like 30 small smelters in Quebec that get train and small lake class boat deliveries. Basically they get free electrical power from Newfoundland, like less than 1 cent per kilowatt hour cheap.

Kitimat is a deep sea port and takes in some massive bulk haulers. Canada produces zero bauxite.
My friend's Dad was the plant manager back in the 90s.

>>514014580
Thanks retarded kike. Sierra Blanca is a rare earth deposit with virtually no bauxite to speak of and you'd not be mining Sierra Blanca for "aluminum."
Do you think that metallic aluminum is something you just scoop out of the ground, you fucking retarded subhuman who has no business in this fucking conversation?

>>514015974
I'm talking about bauxite because in the context of tariffs and making even domestic products more expensive. From the entire supply chain if you wanted US produced inputs, you can't do aluminum here competitively considering all of that.
And considering the subsidies are going away for solar and wind in the state named because we have a retarded child trafficker who hires retards, even importing it couldn't be done competitively than before. It's just increased prices all around.

>>514009765 (OP)
The best thing about seeing what's going on right now is in realtime I am watching seething faggot rich-on-corn-subsidy-and-dei-grants-for-wiggers farmers in my county get double penetrated by tariffs and a healthy serving of comeuppance for voting trump and being such pricks about it. I am as bigoted as the next guy but trump is making us look so fucking stupid and reckless. Whatever the next admin is will have no legitimacy in the eyes of these maga blood libel worshipping israelites-first golems and will have no legitimacy with the rest of everyone else since the democrat party has been buckbroken probably for the rest of all time (which is a good thing)

>>514015974
>>514016325
For example, searching around on xjeeter right now people are having this literal conversation. Even after the tariffs, domestic aluminum is 4.5x the price with the same lead time as China, despite the insane tariffs on them. If the producers will even return their calls, which they don't, because the domestic producers work with multi-year contracts and they don't give a shit about your business.

>>514009765 (OP)
BUT TARIFF REDUCTION IN COMMODITIES MEANS FUCK JOHN DEERE

>>514009765 (OP)
I HOPE THESE ASSHOLE FAKE FARMERS BURN IN HELL FOREVER AND GO OUT OF FUCKING BUSINESS

>>514015876
What type of position does she have?

>>514012004
Your points:

>>514016325
>I'm talking about bauxite because in the context of tariffs and making even domestic products more expensive. From the entire supply chain if you wanted US produced inputs, you can't do aluminum here competitively considering all of that.
>And considering the subsidies are going away for solar and wind in the state named because we have a retarded child trafficker who hires retards, even importing it couldn't be done competitively than before. It's just increased prices all around.
Bauxite is dirt cheap. 95% the cost comes in the processing and refining, with an huge electrical demand being most of it.
If you had almost free electrical power and access to shipping you can cost effectively refine aluminum. If you don't you can't.

>>514017311
>95% of the cost
It's a bit more than that, it's up to 15% of the cost, but it really doesn't matter as it's illustrative. There's nothing really competitive versus China or Canada here. Tariffs make the imported bauxite-refining cost more expensive. Tariffs increase the cost of this "domestic" product that we don't really have any notable reserves of.

>>514015876
That's the downside of moving (or staying) in these places with no employment competition. The 1-2 employers have the people by the nuts

>>514010018
Hahahahaaaa amerilards with zero understanding of market forces.

>>514011266
Even if suppose domestic production can meet all domestic demand, there is literally no market forces for domestic supply to lower prices when their foreign competition is now more expensive. Lol

>>514009765 (OP)
It's so satysfying to see dumb, economically ignorant polititans' policies blow in their faces.
>regulation?
>over-taxation?
>labour unions?
>rising prices due to money printing?
Nah, it's the foreigners who scheme to undercut our economy. Therefore we must punish them by taxing our own citizens with tariffs. That will surely make companies investing domestically.

A clown world.

>>514010018
They were assholes and super picky about the shit we made for them. Luckily it was only around once a month.

>>514010073
Oh Carlos you always know how to turn a frown upside down

>>514010527
Based faggot noticer.
Show me right to repair!
>>514011781
Alcoa… right down the road and across the river from John Deere. They call it Arconic now I believe.

>>514011792
>Each of these layoffs blamed on tarrifs were because of already planned moves to new factories in other countries but this doesn't make them look bad.
This. Deere has been slowly offshoring their manufacturing for years now. Hurr Durr, it's Trump tariffs costin us jerbs.

>>514020477
Deere execs still makin bank though.
>Juan Deere
It’s all in Mexico now.

>>514016525
Based. I don’t understand what miga tards get to corner the market on being racist. I don’t like niggers, spics, slant eyes, towel heads, jeets, or any other brown or ignorant rednecks. The “whites” we have around here are the inbred rejected offspring of Europe. Sad.

>>514020450
>>Alcoa… right down the road and across the river from John Deere
https://archive.is/APsSN
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/alcoa-aluminum-donald-trump-tariffs-bill-oplinger-edf1c6ff
>The U.S. would also need much more and cheaper electricity. Alcoa says producers would need firm contractual energy-price commitments of about $30 per megawatt hour for at least 15 years to be globally competitive. Manufacturers in the U.S. typically pay from $60 to $100 per megawatt hour.
Womp womp, retarded kike. No plans to restart anything. Just a financial reality.

>>514021228
>Indiana
>Tennessee
How’s Davenport doing? Kek.
>muh tarrifs
Same shit different day.

>>514021614
Don't butt into a conversation with your retarded kike babble about how everything just gets more expensive if you have nothing to show for it, retarded subhuman.

>>514021696
Im not digging through op eds in the wsj for kiked sources. Tell me more about John Deere and Alcoa (Arconic) and the quad cities manufacturing area. Please I’m sure you know more than me.
The execs gonna keep making record bonuses while they cut the new hires and offshore. Simple as. Tarrifs don’t have shit to do with it.

>>514021766
>another paragraph of retarded kike babble to distract from the fact that no new production is planned and tariffs increase domestic prices
They said there's no plan to restart anything in the united states. The financial reality is given in the article about power. The financial reality is given about them pushing price increases onto producers.
Seethe for me, subhuman.

>>514021855
>it was totally the tarrifs bro
They operate on a 30-40 year financial plan as stated in your Jewish babble. They’re doing what they already planned to do and making record profits to boot.

>>514021855
Your source is shit you read on the internet my source is my immediate family who work in moline and PV. My grandfather pulled the last Farmall off the line in may of 85 when Reagan started killing the farmers.

>>514021920
And? Dometic prices go higher because the cost is pushed onto customers. Your post now does not make sense at all, considering they said they can't do it cheaper in the USA, and have no plans to restart anything.
>>514021988
Oh, you're mentally ill, I see. Remind me, mentally ill kike beak, why you replied to my post stating Alcoa can do it cheaper here when they have no plans to do it cheaper and are pushing increased costs onto customers and thus increased costs will also be pushed onto consumers?
Go be mentally ill somewhere else, kike beak.

>>514011781
Sounds like we needed the tarriffs then, to pressure business back into America.

>>514022083
see
>>514021228
Now fuck off. Let me know when you find anyone making plans for a new smelter in the US< retard with the realities of the new tariffs.

>>514009765 (OP)
John Deere sucks these days
It's literally better to buy an older tractor

They outsource and make you pay subscriptions
S

>>514022154
See even this kike knows.
DO NOT buy a tractor with a computer.

>>514010018
Another fat retard who has no clue what they're talking about or how anything works.

>Is a trump supporter
Yeah that checks out

>>514009765 (OP)
>employ like 70k people
>fire 200
OY VEY DIS IS TERRIBLE!

>>514022117
>LEAVE THE BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY ALONE!!!
>WE NEED TO RACE TO THE BOTTOM!
Your same logic is why cuckservatives supported the kikes in their endeavor for cheap goods by importing spics, jeets and other browns.

>>514011266
>thinks Kevin making 23 dollars an hour in a USA factory is gonna produce cheaper goods than Ming Zing in a Vietnamese factory working for 50 dollars a week.

You're a special kind of retard

>>514022213
I grew up in rural Pennsylvania and wore a John Deere hat in Highschool because it was the in thing at the time, kinda like Bass Pro Shop hats now
Now farmers won't be caught dead wearing a John Deere hat.

For me?
It's the Porsche Tractor. Still good to this day
A farmer on my street had one

>>514013048
>thinking parts for a fucking tractor aren’t easily available
Bro Kubota, a Japanese company and well known for their quality if you don’t go German is like 90% US manufactured and assembled. JD is Chink shit and has been for 20 years.

>>514011901
Imagine thinking USA should be mining coal and making shoe laces for more money than it'd take to just make a bunch of gook slaves do it.

Now we lead the world in specialized and final production on shit that actually matters while our global slave labor apparatus does all the shitty work for us.

>>514022375
Let me know when you're capable of reading the conversation and responding with a counter-point or a counter-example about how everything is going to get cheaper and how they're going to restart smelters here and aluminum and thus the products it's made out of won't increase in price or fuck off, mentally ill subhuman.

>>514016889
>Republicans are only capable of caring what's immediately in front of them and can't comprehend that the better everyone else does means it's easier for what's in front of them to do better.

It's like you're stuck in the toddler stage of psychology development lol

>>514022479
Tractors are red and that’s a bute. I like my IH. No pic right now but I’m currently beefing with the Colorado zoning board.

>>514014572
It’s exactly this. Anyone who wears a JD hat and doesn’t talk about their vintage Deere is a titanic fucking retard. Briggs and Stratton have been dogshit since they bankrupted during Covid.

>>514019965
>We need to bring back manufacturing
With a 4% unemployment rate?
>We need to stop getting screwed by the rest of the world
With the largest economy on the planet?
>Tariffs are going to replace income taxes
I hope all the miggers die from congestive heart failure. They're so fucking retarded.

>>514022554
I never ever said anything would get cheaper. We have IDs on pol, newfag. All I said was that bringing business back into our country, away from race to the bottom shitstains like Canada, is a good thing. You don't argue in good faith.

>>514009765 (OP)
>The company said Tariffs and lower commodity prices are to blame.

It's actually profit goals
CEO and shareholders need infinite profit

>>514010018
>cant even make their own steel
YOURE TOAST
WHAT IS HAPPENING!!!

>>514014572
My grandpas 1927 model A still fires up and can pull a harrow. Don’t discount simple machinery.

>>514009765 (OP)
I hope this shitty kike company dies.

>>514022904
It’s gonna be a rough winter and a shittier spring for “farmers”. The number of fallow fields this year was daunting and winter is coming.

>>514022756
That's literally what the conversation was about. And no new plans for any smelters from Alcoa or anyone else, thus the businesses themselves state that nothing is coming back. You're 0 for 2 now, fucking retard.

They laid off workers last year too. They are just hiding their own incompetence and blaming trump

>>514023075
>>514022994
>>514022970
>>514022833
literally cant produce their own steel, need slaves for everything. if their requirements are not met you get capret bombed.

thats so based of them, fucking useless and retarded leeches.

>>514022833
>simple
>post 2000s JD

Hey you should go buy a modern JD then and see what a fucking shitshow it is to repair.

ITS DA JOOS ITS DA JOOS
all these fucking leeches sit here and point fingers at each other.
this is why alot of men have forsaken this piece of shit society with all you selfrighteous and stupid leeches.

good luck feeding yourselves and keep this shithole afloat <3

>>514023196
I would never ever. Kek. I’m in the middle of corn and based country. I’m aware. Deere is the largest employer in the area. It’s terrible. You know who hates it the most? The employees.

>>514023205
Feeing myself and mine? No problem. Keeping this shit show going? Now why would I be interested in that?

>>514023205
>be mentally ill
>be German
>rant about how it’s not the Jews
Fucking oven dodgers every single time

reminder: manufacturing in the US is literally impossible.
try it yourself, fold a paper air plane and try throwing it, it'll burst into flames before leaving your hand (assuming you're even smart enough to know how to fold a paper airplane LOL).
the only way to manufacture anything is to have third world retards who can't even read do everything

>>514023196
Can you even name one repair you need Service Advisor for?

>>514023075
Yes but HR roasties keep their jobs.
Guess what privet equity will demand even more layoffs until liquidation just to leech as much as possible
While CEO keeps bonuses for being Shabbos goy

>>514009765 (OP)
they are just laying off 200 whites for hiring 2000 indians. many such cases.

>>514009765 (OP)
i hope the prices in farming simulator wont go up

>>514025149
all of them
all the service manuals and repair procedures are integrated into service advisor

>>514009765 (OP)
so they won't expand elsewhere at the same time, right?

Remember when Juan Deere threatened employees who weren't happy with outsourcing their jobs to mexico? Fuck that company.

>>514009765 (OP)
it cant just import Belurissian tractors and rebrand them anymore?!

>>514010018
You dont need your own steel since Canada has dropped their retaliatory tariffs

>>514009765 (OP)
havent you been paying attention? Apple is dead, and it was worth 3T. The USA gov does not give a single fuck about companies over exposed with the chinks. Get fucked kike shareholder traitors

>>514022511
And how's that treating the economy and all the unemployed men? Maybe there are things more important than "line go up!"?

>>514012841
I cannot get over these fat disgusting women
Christ they are an eye sore

>>514027231
And then did while making record profits and cutting American manufacturing.

Yeah, it wasn't at all the choice to make farmers look like idiots.
You tell us, Deere board!
Once again, I'm going to suggest that Anyone who wants to step into large farm equipment, can put all these guys to work, and get rich.

Just don't fuck with farmers by telling them they have to take their equipment to a "licensed dealer" everytime it breaks down.

>>514022479
What's the opinion on Massey-Ferguson these seem pretty popular with old farmers around here apart from Maltese guy and his Lamborghini

>>514009765 (OP)
what about all the money they make but building their shit so their operating system is only able to be worked on by their employees and you have to pay them to replace parts and its impossible to do on your own?

I'll bet with all these lay offs the CEOs wages are not changing.

>>514022479
if you can get a tractor that's just as good, and one that you are allowed to fix yourself, that's even better.
John deer is greedy and rigged their shit so you can only go through them for repairs

>>514029747
Most summers, the difference between finishing work on the field, and having some kind of crop reduction, is 8 to 10 hours all together in a 2 week window where the ground is dry enough to handle the weight.
And these things can break down in the garage, but most of the time they'll break down in the middle of your crops, and then you have to figure out how to tow them off your crops without damage, load them, move them multiple miles with dumb bitches all over the place, only to have the dealership overloaded with work that you could have done in your field in 2 hours.

>>514030262
And you gotta take a loan out to pay for it all.

>>514011620
aka
>we might have to lower prices
AHHHHHHHHH

>>514010073
Piece of shit...

>>514017865
Damn man, sounds like a good reason to reshore industry and bulk up our electrical infrastructure. Thanks, tariffs!

>>514009765 (OP)
NATO kikes need to die just like John Deere kikes.

>>514010018
This comment caused some weapons grade seethe. Stay salty lefty troonlings.

Translation

The boomer golem kike nigger freemasons who inherited John Deere have turned it into a foreign parts manufactured Chinese communist dictatorship goyslop assembly corporate "family".

Noticing this, being angered by this, making plans and taking action against this are the only thing the deep state Mormon FBI agent golems give a singular fuck about.
Protecting their kike hebrew masters profits above all else.
I pray to God for this shekel world to be destroyed entirely.
All I live for is to see your greed and lust to worship money burned into ashes