The Economic Collapse of 2025 - Are you tired of winning yet?

Necrosan said:
So what should future generations do then? Just accept the fact that they'll be able to afford less and less with time?

Also, lose their jobs how? Do people think companies will just close down and say "Well, I guess we won't do business in the US!" and kiss goodbye a large part of their profit?
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The point i was trying to make with my post was that i don't oppose bringing crucial manufacturing industries ("crucial" being the operative word here) back to the US but the way Trump does it is retarded.
 
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Necrosan said:
Of course, but at least you aren't spending billions keeping the facade that you have a working industry in your country.
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True, I can't fault Trump for picking this option, although he could have handled this more gracefully.

Necrosan said:
The US is just putting their dick on the table and hoping that they are still influential enough and powerful enough to tilt things in their favour. It's Trump essentially double chucking. We'll either get a "YEAH BITCH DTPN" or "I just lost it all, I'm going to fuck a dude!".
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Also true, I just doubt it's going to work as intended. China isn't some Arab third world shithole you can strong-arm into doing your bidding.
This trade-war might be inevitable, but Uncle Sam's about 30 years late and a dollar short for that.
 
Trump fight one of the most cucked and tight fixed communistic system in the world.
They will support anything he is against...Goddamn npcs.
Libtards :
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NashSuvorov said:
Well, no. After the 1990s, the Baltics have been on the way up with the obvious exceptions of 2008-10 and since 2020 (this last period is more unique to the recent leftward turn in Estonian politics than anything else.)
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Recovering from the depression from the 90s and continuing on the same GDP trend line they were already at is impressive, but it isn't a South Korea or Indonesia level economic miracle, or even Poland next door. And it cost a lot of skilled educated emigration to Germany and Soviet industry liquidated for parts.
Definitely better recovery than most of the Eastern Bloc though.
 
majob said:
The more the foreigners in this topic seethe, the more I know Trump is on the right track
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That's one dumb way to approach it. But most of those foreigners are massively over-invested in US equities, if they invest in any market-cap weighted funds, as the result of the same policies that are being dumped right now. They don't want to see the country burn nor should you.
 
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0% on Russia lol

>muh sanctions

nope.
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To be fair, Russo-American trade did peak in 2011 at $34 Billion. That was a time where Russia and America were warming up to each other and everyone thought the Cold War was over. It's currently less than $3 Billion. 14 years, one land seizure, and one war later, it's dropped to $3.4 Billion. I also must point out that the US has an inherent interest in driving a wedge between Moscow and Beijing.
 
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For those who are asking "Is this what you wanted chuds?" YES! This is in fact EXACTLY what I wanted!

TOTAL ECONOMY DEATH!
KILL ECONOMISTS. BEHEAD ECONOMISTS. ROUNDHOUSE KICK AN ECONOMIST INTO THE CONCRETE. SLAM DUNK AN ECONOMIST INTO A TRASHCAN. CRUCIFY DIRTY BANKERS. DESTROY MY PORTFOLIO. SLAM DUNK THE ECONOMY INTO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH. VAPORIZE 401Ks WITH A RAY GUN. SLICE THE DOW JONES WITH A KATANA.

Man, I HATE economists for no particular reason.
 
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