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"Build the Wall, Mexico will pay for it..."
A lot of people forgot those stupid words
RW
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take it you like what's happening at the border
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
They were paying for it via TARIFFS.......FFS.
And btw....I bet you are a person who is FAVOR of the 3.5 TRILLION spending bill.
Where is your OUTRAGE in the 22 Billion Calif spends on illegals?
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try and let people answer a bit
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You really have no idea of how tariffs work, do you?
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And people wonder why we have runaway inflation right now.
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@Falppy...
I do.
It brought Chyna to the table and US got the trade deal we wanted.
It too brought Mexico to the table and forced them to keep ILLEGALS on their side of the border.
Its called LEVERAGE as the #1 economy.
Everybody wants to trade with us.....
But you knew that right........
Inflation my friend is PRIMARILY brought about by printing more n more dollars that are chasing basically the same amount of goods n services. And that would be in a GRAND scale of things.
Like the fed is doing now and the proposed 3.5 TRILLION + 1.5 or so TRILLION so about 5 TRILLION dollars of NEW currency.
In theory tariffs can cause inflation but not enough to move a needle....why...they are TARGETED for specific goods and typically do not last.
The spending package WILL cause inflation across the entire economy.
Any other question??
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help us out on the tariffs...how do they work again?
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again, let people answer
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and that ENDS all talk
why the fuck do you start a thread when you don't let others back up their "one-line comments" ???
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"They were paying for it via TARIFFS.......FFS. "
This is why I don't think you know how tariffs work.
Now, they may be useful to exert other pressure, but tariffs are paid for by the importer. Usually a US company. The importer may choose to pass some, all, or none to the US consumer (hello washing machines).
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I'll take my answer off the air cuz you're a wordy motherfucker who can't seem to get his thoughts out concisely and logically. 
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how'd it work exactly in the china instance
importer bore the full cost?
what was and is your feeling on the china tariffs...that would be a good start
should trump have done something differently?
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BTW, IF the importer pushed all the increases to the consumer...how much are we talking about on a per capita basis?
the other part of the question is your personal view of china tariffs
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Evcellent! Border protection specialists said from the beginning that it would be a waste of resources.
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notwithstanding the WHO are the experts part of it this
the money is spent...so how those resources working now?
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A bid ass fucking wall would have come in handy. Democrats will have to learn from their mistakes. Or maybe they won't.
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so when we talk about the damage to americans these tariffs cause...what was the potential full amount again? maybe we can break it down per person in america
maybe trump just know what the fuck he was doing
help us understand it
psaki was asked today if Biden will do something about the tariffs...pretty funny, and of course, sidestepped
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Build it then file a lien against the Fed.
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"While Democrats argue the surge began before President Joe Biden took office, Republicans argue Biden’s welcoming policies are to blame. A rise in border apprehensions did begin prior to the election under then-President Donald Trump. But the increase in unaccompanied children has spiked significantly in the first full month of the Biden administration."
great read, if can do it. there are graphs for those who need pictures.
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another great read:
".......These claims are clearly overheated: as the journalist Arelis Hernández points out in the Washington Post, the US-Mexico border is currently far from open. But their resurgence shows just how central the idea of a “border crisis” remains to the populist right, even when it bears little relationship to the reality on the ground."
"For the top 1%, citizenship is literally a commodity to be bought and sold: the global trade in passports is now worth an estimated £20bn a year. For most inhabitants of wealthy countries, however, it is more symbolic, something that populists promise to aggressively defend through the harsh treatment of migrants deemed to threaten these privileges. The historian of ideas, Malcolm Bull identified this dynamic in 2016, at the outset of the populist surge, and it continues today: the border crisis is what the populist right uses to rally voters to its cause, an implicit promise that it will protect their interests by maintaining global inequality."
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so did trump do anything to curtail this inflow?
almost sounds like nothing and it's all pretty much the same with biden
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Trump did....he made people stay on the Mexican side until their case was adjudicated.
Biden is RELEASING these people into the US and giving them a court date....where as 99% of them never show up.
BIG difference.
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HEY, when we ask a question....it's NOT for you
always a chance WE can get educated and dazzled
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