I don't really understand how people think the math works for tariffs. How is everyone on both sides of every deal magically losing money? Where is it going?
Tariffs tend to lead to lower consumption and lower consumption of course means less money pumped into the economy. I'm no expert of course and I'm sure someone here knows more than I
Why? We don't need to constitutionalize every policy position. It's not like where the language was so intrinsically tied to the national identity where it needed to be in the constitution as it was in let's say Ireland.
That's the thing though, if someone sends nudes to let's say their boyfriend they're a retard if they think it will stay private. Now I don't know how well that argument would hold up in court, that no reasonable person could have an expectation of privacy to anything posted on the internet, but to be honest I'm hoping a court would rule that way. God willing, Kavanaugh is a farmer and ACB hangs out in Beauty Parlor posting terfy shit.
Nah, that's too funny to replace in my opinion.
Not again, God help him.
He's not an inauthentic Catholic. What makes you say that?
His Holiness never advocated for that. All he advocated for was treating migrants humanely and even then he said they are to assimilate.
Didn't I make the same point? You are self sufficient by raw numbers, but much of that production is meant for livestock, not humans. You cannot keep a healthy and happy population on corn, soy and beets alone, especially if half of it is inedible. California alone cannot sustain the demand for fruits, vegetables and other agricultural goods. I for one don't want to live solely off corn cobs and an occasional apple as a luxurious treat.
I sincerely hope, from the bottom of my jaded and blackened heart, that American farmers can finally have an even field to sell their products. I've seen it firsthand, through many of my friends and acquaintances, how idiotic government mandates and corporate takeovers have laid waste to our once great bread basket.
>Texas: Largest producer of cattle and cotton
Some things never change, huh?
The music industry had no idea what they would eventually spawn with "Do the Mashed Potato"
That was Jonah who went to Nineveh. The King went into the street and rolled around in the dirt in sorrow when he heard they were going to be destroyed for being coomers, then everyone repented. Jonah was so disgusted by those degen coomers he was hoping they wouldn't repent so he could watch them burn.
Askshually astrology is based on planetary movement patterns. It used to be a legitimate science until astronomy became a separate practice in the 1600’s.
Ok.
eat da livestock
What cuts of quality of life would that be? Tropical fruits, coffee, seafood, and some out-of-season vegetables, sugar? Most if not all of those luxury purchases was produced in the states of America, where? Hawaii. Hawaii's industry was sugar and sugar byproducts as well as fruit and coffee. Unfortunately, they are too far to be economically viable (at least that is what they say), and instead turned to the closer Bermuda to import these commodities and South America for others. The US produces an excess and could easily become self sufficient if it was politically correct to do so. America is huge and has a varied amount of climates that other countries do not have, we could easily grow everything we want here. Unfortunately, we have green peace initiatives and bureaucracy that restricts this from happening.
That position is perfectly logical once you take the moral heatmap meme into account.
Retard nigger, we pay farmers $40 billion per year to NOT farm their land. It’s called the “conservation reserve program.”
Yes, although you produce enough cotton and sugar cane for it to not be a problem in that regard at least. I fully support strengthening the US agricultural sector, but sudden tariffs will not achieve this. Instead, it will only decrease the quality of life for the average citizen and farmers will not be able to shift production quickly enough to capitalize on the increased prices. Fruits, coffee, tea and vegetables are an important part of the diet (or at least a tiny luxury for the average person) that more carbohydrates and beef cannot replace.
You can thank Obama for that.
