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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
29 Apr
There was a time, not that long ago, that if you posted anything which wasn't Trump positive, you'd be attacked by the MAGAts.
During the past months they have disappeared.
The tariffs which pushed up American's costs, the Iraq...
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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
21 Feb
When the Trumpanzee introduced the tariffs I expected an explosion. After all, you don't need to be a genius.. even Forrest Gump knows it is the consumer who pays the taxes. Yet.. nothing.
As prices climbed for Americans, as...
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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
13 Feb
When Trump created his 'Big Beautiful Tariffs' I knew that Americans would pay. It wasn't clairvoyance or special knowledge. Raise the taxes on something, the price goes up. Common Sense.
Today I saw this on CNN...
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celticeagle
@celticeagle (189793)
• Boise, Idaho
19 Jan
Coming online today I found several articles that I found interesting. Here are a few:
* Jane Seymour is writing an autobiography. Early in her career she had many brushes with famous actors such as Laurence Olivier, Gloria...
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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
17 Jan
They do no real research, listen to no actual experts. They make some conclusion based on farce, and proceed. Failure never teaches them anything.
Anyone who did a slight glance at world trade would know that most countries in...
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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
26 Dec
If Trump understood World Trade, he'd never have created his 'Big Beautiful' tariffs.
What this did was encourage nations to trade with ABA... Anywhere But America. This has been beneficial to other nations, not to...
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celticeagle
@celticeagle (189793)
• Boise, Idaho
23 Nov
Trump recently proposed a $2,000 dividend check to all Americans under the $100,000 income bracket. Nice idea which I had nice daydreams about But-- It is estimated it would cost about $600 million to do that. Trump's tariffs have...
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celticeagle
@celticeagle (189793)
• Boise, Idaho
10 Nov
I have been reading about this $2,000 'dividend' that Trump is proposing. I sure enjoyed the stimulus check I got back in 2020-21. Every little bit helps. But how will it be paid to us I wonder. He hasn't said that yet.
I am sure...
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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
8 Oct
This is a Jamaican saying. Donald Trump is the best example of it.
During his first term, due to his ignorance of trade, he provoked China which ceased to buy soybeans from America. Trump didn't know that China bought most of...
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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
29 Sep
Those with fully operational brains noted that America bought 60% of its beef from Brasil. To slap high tariffs on that nation would only effect American consumers.
Trump, upset that his clone was prosecuted for insurrection as...
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Jim Bauer
@porwest (112717)
• United States
16 Sep
We talk endlessly about solving poverty in this country—so you'd think, despite the hurdles, more Americans (especially on the left) would be celebrating tariffs as a tool for change.
[i]Or, in reality, going back to the way...
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Winterishere
@thedevilinme (5217)
• Northampton, England
14 Sep
Trump decided to slap huge tariffs on China. China decided not to source its soybeans from lalalalala America this year as it was too costly to buy them beans, normally 40% of soybean US exports. They sourced them from Argentina...
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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
13 Sep
With so many people deported, and few entering, there will be a shortage of workers in America. This will lead to having to open factories in other countries
If parents are so stupid as to not vaccinate their children this will...
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kay lar
@jaylar (3667)
• Kingston, Jamaica
7 Sep
Many years ago, my country used to take 'String Loans' from America. This meant we had to use the money to buy American goods.
This was the stupidest thing I ever heard and I spoke of it, often in language NSFA.
Can you imagine...
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