I love how everyone is ignoring the handful of other laws that allow for permanent tariffs that Trump could use.
Bend over
Nigger I'm not ignoring it. If there's laws for permanent tariffs, why the fuck didn't he use THAT one?
Look, let me hate judges in peace. I have been continually at the top of my cohort here on how much I despise faggots in black dresses, and I have a reputation to uphold.
It takes longer than a couple hours to file new tariffs under 232. He has to get new approvals from the board of commerce and the doj.
He is for a lot of tariffs that are currently in effect right now. This is just something he was ready to do on day 1 of the ruling as a power move. He will be negotiating with various countries on what will be added going forward.
I had forgotten to think about Rome today, thanks for correcting that error
Fat packs I know you don’t know this but if that portrait would ever to be removed Andrew Jackson would rise from the grave and proceed to duel everyone to death that’s the seal that keeps our most blood thirsty president from killing the fed and then all of the US.
I confess that I thought you were going to bring up that thing about how computers are making circuitboards humans can't understand. I tip my hat.
You're as boring as you are stupid. Go rinse your mouth out with buckshot.
This is a formality. Congress can’t make the president subservient to some board or his cabinet, lol.
This is good work but the internet is going to go the way of the dinosaur in this current forms. Null even touched on this in a few points. He's not really the only one though. There's going to need to be some form of The Internet 2 at some point in the future of our lifetimes. Think of the way the Internet has replaced cable. There will be a similar migration. So in the long run, this is inevitable.
Reminds me, here's a good breakdown on an alt-his novel about time traveling european neo-nazis going back in time to give the confederates AK-47s, and the inherent foibles of giving tech way too advanced for a certain time period away to people who can't actually create it themselves
Yeah, but the only reason there isn't more laws restricting that is probably because those types are hardly aware of what forging and casting metal parts even is. They probably think doing that sort of stuff can only be done at scale with factories.
To protect it from the Haitians.
The justification for these tariffs have changed every few fucking minutes.
To that point as well, I posted about another bill that puts the same restrictions on any automated tool. CNC Mills, 3d Printers of any sort (SLA, FDM, Laser sintering), laser cutters, plasma cutters, any automated tool that could be used to manufacture a firearm must be licensed. It's a direct attack on the indie manufacturing market over a subset of people, the .002% of the population, who use this technology to make a firearms. It's a terrible bill that I don't think enough people with sway cares about to stop.