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Cannonpointer » 11 Nov 2025, 8:44 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Nov 2025, 8:44 pm

Your link has a list of 8 observations. 

Each agree with me. None agrees with you.

Change my mind.

Or your diaper - whichever you feel is more pressing.

You apparently missed "I'm not denying that tariffs affect end pricing, it's a given, just not to your levels..."
 

Cannonpointer » 11 Nov 2025, 8:42 pm » wrote: ↑

11 Nov 2025, 8:42 pm

It DOES get its own facts? It  ALWAYS doesw?

It's nice to see you come clean.

It's all about who presents the better case...
 

ROG62 » 13 Nov 2025, 8:02 pm » wrote: ↑

13 Nov 2025, 8:02 pm

It's all about who presents the better case...

Thereis no case to be made, you dummy.

A tariff is a consumption tax - before AND after gay talk. 

Who pays consumption taxes is consumers. That's it. 

Rocks are hard. Water is wet. Tariffs are a tax on consumers.

The only way that tariffs "punish" the countries whose products they are laid against is by reducing the amount they can sell by artificially raising the price of thier goods. In the case of Brazil, the tariffs will most likely have virtually no effect on their sales, is my prediction, because Americans are addicted to coffee and willing to pay the 50% tax. I know that I am, and everyone else I know is. We will just pay the new tax to the federal government. But having queers tell us that someone else is paying it is kind of annoying - especially because we know those mouthy *** are ALSO paying the new republican tax on Americans, while lying through their **** biscuits. Paying a new tax and lying that it isn't one is just so **** nutless and unmanned, don't you think?

In the case of India, they will certainly be hurt by the tariffs. They export a lot of jewelry and precious stones to the US, and that is a hotly contested market with sharp competitors. Having a 50% consumption tax placed on the American consumers of India's goods will hurt their sales, because their competitors will gain an advantage. But Brazil? Not so much. There just isn't anyone who is going to produce enough coffee overnight to replace them. It takes years to up production significantly - and no sane person trusts the TACO enough to invest that kind of time and money when they can wait 3 years and see what happens. What the other countries that produce our coffee will do instead is just raise their **** prices, because now, thanks to Trump, they can. When governments artificially set prices 50% higher on 35% of the market - as Trump has done, - then the price-lowering mechanism of competition is derailed. Everyone can just gouge, and everyone will, and prices will never, ever come back down - even when the tariffs go away. Coffee at near half again the Biden-era price is the new normal. Thanks, Trump. 

And the saddest part is that all of the extra profits will go directly to the cocksucker, parasiticbrokers and not to the farmers whoactually PRODUCE something.

Anyway, tariffs: They're a consumption tax. That's a fact, before gay talk AND after gay talk. So, less gay talk, please.
 
 

ROG62 » 13 Nov 2025, 8:01 pm » wrote: ↑

13 Nov 2025, 8:01 pm

You apparently missed "I'm not denying that tariffs affect end pricing, it's a given, just not to your levels..."

I caught your disagreement, quibbler.

Your link has a list of 8 observations. 

Each agree with me. None agrees with you.

Change my mind.

Or your diaper - whichever you feel is more pressing.