I agree that it would create more bubbles, but I think it might actually be good to create some domestic micro-bubbles. At least people will get out of it with useful skills and maybe some equipment lying around. We used to use these tricks to sustain useless business that did nothing.
I can explain in a philosophical way where things went off the rails. We started allowing financial fraud to go unchecked. Anti-trust and general financial fraud laws stopped being enforced at some point in the past 20-30 years and that's when the wheels really fell off. Ethics went right out the window. Why play by the rules when the rules no longer matter? We went from the American ideal of acting in the sense of right and wrong and shifted into what can I get away with mode. Get rich or die tryin'. Crony capitalism is the biggest threat to capitalism.
You basically only looked at liberal and normalfag sources. We have more regulations now than ever. Euros argue it’s not enough because they live in overregulated hellscapes and view anything less as anarchy. Monopolization happened in part of more regulations, since the regulations that exist in the US can only be shored by major corporations.
Yeah all that's bullshit.
All things considered, they are legally permitted TO protest as that IS their right granted by our Constitution. I don't think they're aware or CARE that they're privileged TO throw tantrums disguised as protests when other countries would just lock them up for speaking out.
If I was Trump, I'd say to India, don't bring any more of your street shitting scam artists here again.
Does Modi want Bobs n vegene?
Euros are incapable of understanding places like Breezewood because they don't have a highway system like ours and because they don't understand that their countries are, for the autists, Switch sized, while America is a full-sized tower PC. For the Euros, there are highway exits that develop what we call Rest Stops, because crossing a state in America takes hours and crossing the country takes days, you could probably do it in 3 or so if you were able to drive without stopping, a week if you're sane. So market forces create places where people can eat, refuel their vehicles, stay overnight, etc. The town their named for is usually nearby, it's not the rest stop area itself. This confuses and frightens the Eurocuck though, so don't expect them to get it.
"we will lift our tariff off USA if they give us photo of bobs and vagene"
not a chance with uk right off the coast acting as a bridgehead. but even if they go even more retarded than they usual are and close themselves off, europe would still have to deal with france...
every time this topic comes up I really like the inevitable irony of "yuros are dumb for thinking burgers are fat, uneducated retards" with a fictional list of epic owns, and then proving them right by thinking everyone in europe is a britbong.
Pussy.
But wait I was told the tariffs were only going to destroy the country and were going to fail hard, that no country was going to bend the knee to us stupid Americans.
Boston to San Francisco is almost 50 hours
So that’s Taiwan (based), Vietnam, UK, Israel, and now India. Anyone else I missed?
The Cannonball Run record is about 26 hours (NYC to LA).
That's just like half way, but it is doable, especially if you consider speed limits as more like guidelines or suggestions. My family took a summer back in the days before NAFTA ruined things and went from Lon Guyland to Arizona and back, stopped with family and friends along the way, lots of camping. That MythoAmerica twitter account hits me right in the feels and I hate seeing what my country has become, because I remember what she was. I don't care if Trump's tariffs crash the global economy with no survivors, it won't ever go back to the way things were, but getting back to something like that is worth the risk.
