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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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The UK and EU have been applying tariffs on imports forever. It’s not something that’s just started happening since January 2025.
The EU is basically a tawdry little tariff zone with its own flag.
Still, at least Trump has made people aware of all the barriers that exist to international trade, and good that so many Leftists have overnight been converted to being international free marketeers. |
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"The UK and EU have been applying tariffs on imports forever. It’s not something that’s just started happening since January 2025.
The EU is basically a tawdry little tariff zone with its own flag.
Still, at least Trump has made people aware of all the barriers that exist to international trade, and good that so many Leftists have overnight been converted to being international free marketeers."
Yud be happy with his proposal of 100% tarrifs on China and India.
WOW 😱 |
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By *winga2Man 34 weeks ago
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"The UK and EU have been applying tariffs on imports forever. It’s not something that’s just started happening since January 2025.
The EU is basically a tawdry little tariff zone with its own flag.
Still, at least Trump has made people aware of all the barriers that exist to international trade, and good that so many Leftists have overnight been converted to being international free marketeers.
Yud be happy with his proposal of 100% tarrifs on China and India.
WOW 😱"
Yep some people haven't got a clue.
Cut the US loose and buy oil gas and everything else as cheap as we can
Boost UK industry and feck em
Russia won't care anyway |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying? |
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By *I TwoCouple 34 weeks ago
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"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?"
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions "
Yes it goes both ways in terms of the cost applied, so is it us who are really being taxed.
Is this a sh1t show to tax us over again. |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions "
Yes and no. The tariff itself will be paid by UK consumers and collected by our government. But exporters to the UK will have to absorb some the cost hike if they want to stay remotely competitive. So it hits everybody. |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions
Yes and no. The tariff itself will be paid by UK consumers and collected by our government. But exporters to the UK will have to absorb some the cost hike if they want to stay remotely competitive. So it hits everybody."
"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions "
Yes it goes both ways in terms of the cost applied, so is it us who are really being taxed.
Is this a sh1t show to tax us over again.
Above is the whole conversation.
When you edit out my previous answer it makes the reader confused, but if you want to edit my previous answer to yourself then so be it.
But I agree with yourself, if you want to tittle tackle please leave my previous response to your previous response so all will know the unedited posts we have post.
I thank you. |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions
Yes and no. The tariff itself will be paid by UK consumers and collected by our government. But exporters to the UK will have to absorb some the cost hike if they want to stay remotely competitive. So it hits everybody.
"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions "
Yes it goes both ways in terms of the cost applied, so is it us who are really being taxed.
Is this a sh1t show to tax us over again.
Above is the whole conversation.
When you edit out my previous answer it makes the reader confused, but if you want to edit my previous answer to yourself then so be it.
But I agree with yourself, if you want to tittle tackle please leave my previous response to your previous response so all will know the unedited posts we have post.
I thank you."
Who edited your answer? Not me - your words appear verbatim together with my comment. Not sure what you're getting at? |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions
Yes and no. The tariff itself will be paid by UK consumers and collected by our government. But exporters to the UK will have to absorb some the cost hike if they want to stay remotely competitive. So it hits everybody.
"I wonder who really picks up the bill in the long term, the countries trump imposes tariffs on or the US tax payer?
Has trump raised taxes in the US under the guise of taxing the world with tariffs but the US people are those really paying?
You'll pick up the tab if the UK applies tarrifs on India and china.
Trillions "
Yes it goes both ways in terms of the cost applied, so is it us who are really being taxed.
Is this a sh1t show to tax us over again.
Above is the whole conversation.
When you edit out my previous answer it makes the reader confused, but if you want to edit my previous answer to yourself then so be it.
But I agree with yourself, if you want to tittle tackle please leave my previous response to your previous response so all will know the unedited posts we have post.
I thank you.
Who edited your answer? Not me - your words appear verbatim together with my comment. Not sure what you're getting at?"
I have posted the whole interaction between you and myself if you do not apply my answer it looks like you are talking to yourself.
just saying. |
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By *abioMan 34 weeks ago
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"The UK and EU have been applying tariffs on imports forever. It’s not something that’s just started happening since January 2025.
The EU is basically a tawdry little tariff zone with its own flag.
Still, at least Trump has made people aware of all the barriers that exist to international trade, and good that so many Leftists have overnight been converted to being international free marketeers."
It’s not a left right issue….
The reason for the secondary tariffs are the fact that India and china are buying Russian oil, even though it should be sanctioned…
And even then, trump is only actually sanctioning India, but not china … he is.a bit scared of the Chinese and xi, and the fact he knows china dcall his bluffed when the liberation day tariffs went mad and went tariff for tariff |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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"The UK and EU have been applying tariffs on imports forever. It’s not something that’s just started happening since January 2025.
The EU is basically a tawdry little tariff zone with its own flag.
Still, at least Trump has made people aware of all the barriers that exist to international trade, and good that so many Leftists have overnight been converted to being international free marketeers.
It’s not a left right issue….
The reason for the secondary tariffs are the fact that India and china are buying Russian oil, even though it should be sanctioned…
And even then, trump is only actually sanctioning India, but not china … he is.a bit scared of the Chinese and xi, and the fact he knows china dcall his bluffed when the liberation day tariffs went mad and went tariff for tariff "
Isn’t the EU the second biggest purchaser of Russian gas?
Maybe we should impose sanctions on the EU. |
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By *I TwoCouple 34 weeks ago
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"The UK and EU have been applying tariffs on imports forever. It’s not something that’s just started happening since January 2025.
The EU is basically a tawdry little tariff zone with its own flag.
Still, at least Trump has made people aware of all the barriers that exist to international trade, and good that so many Leftists have overnight been converted to being international free marketeers.
It’s not a left right issue….
The reason for the secondary tariffs are the fact that India and china are buying Russian oil, even though it should be sanctioned…
And even then, trump is only actually sanctioning India, but not china … he is.a bit scared of the Chinese and xi, and the fact he knows china dcall his bluffed when the liberation day tariffs went mad and went tariff for tariff
Isn’t the EU the second biggest purchaser of Russian gas?
Maybe we should impose sanctions on the EU."
Are you happy to pay double, treble or more for your energy ?
It's already double since 2021 |
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