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8/4/2025, 5:50:40 PM
>>512210273
>If you want to #BringProductionBackHome, tariffs are a necessity.
1. It's too late. Tariffs are to prevent domestic production from moving overseas. It can't conjure up domestic production destroyed over the course of 65 years.
2. It's too little. The tariffs are nowhere high enough to compensate for the rampant inflation (currency debasement) in the jewnited states of golemica and its effects on cost of domestic production.
This is why they rely so much on illegal labour. Because illegals are cheaper than domestic labour, because of the rampant inflation caused by many decades of currency debasement + domestic production destruction.
>But he just stopped there and does nothing else.
Did he actually implement any tariffs or TACOed out of each of them? How high are they? They probably need to be in the multiple hundreds of percent to make domestic production financially competitive with imports.
And if he does implement tariffs but doesn't make them high enough, he'll get accelerated consumer price inflation and accelerated decrease in living standards for americunts but WITHOUT the benefit of starting to bring manufacturing or production back home. And I think that's exactly what will happen.
And the only "benefit" is slowing the devaluation of the USD outside of the US. At least the devaluation of the USD outside of the US which is caused by the net outflow of USD as payment for imports by/from US coon-soomers.
>If you want to #BringProductionBackHome, tariffs are a necessity.
1. It's too late. Tariffs are to prevent domestic production from moving overseas. It can't conjure up domestic production destroyed over the course of 65 years.
2. It's too little. The tariffs are nowhere high enough to compensate for the rampant inflation (currency debasement) in the jewnited states of golemica and its effects on cost of domestic production.
This is why they rely so much on illegal labour. Because illegals are cheaper than domestic labour, because of the rampant inflation caused by many decades of currency debasement + domestic production destruction.
>But he just stopped there and does nothing else.
Did he actually implement any tariffs or TACOed out of each of them? How high are they? They probably need to be in the multiple hundreds of percent to make domestic production financially competitive with imports.
And if he does implement tariffs but doesn't make them high enough, he'll get accelerated consumer price inflation and accelerated decrease in living standards for americunts but WITHOUT the benefit of starting to bring manufacturing or production back home. And I think that's exactly what will happen.
And the only "benefit" is slowing the devaluation of the USD outside of the US. At least the devaluation of the USD outside of the US which is caused by the net outflow of USD as payment for imports by/from US coon-soomers.
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