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138 sats \ 6 replies \ @Wetoshi 26 Oct \ on: Joe Rogan Experience #2219 - Donald Trump [15 M views] Politics_And_Law
I’m going to catch heat for this, I’m sure, BUT I think this is great.
Mind you, I’m a Bitcoiner and formerly would have self-classified as a libertarian. However, despite all the issues with the two party system, Trump is clearly the candidate of reason.
Headline hysteria would have liberals and NPCs alike believing this man is literally Hitler…
And then you find out he’s just a dude. Just a dude on the JRE podcast, word salad and all, who has a vision to restore some semblance of normalcy to a country wrought with neo-Marxist gay race communism.
Might have lost some people on the last sentence but I see no lies.
America was great and has fallen into decline, there’s no denying.
IF, and big if, Trump delivers on no income tax and raising tariffs, America prospers. Even if it’s just a more business friendly policy agenda, America prospers. Secure borders? America prospers…etc.
You don’t have to like the guy and I wouldn’t recommend anyone glorify ANY politician but the fact remains the other candidate is literally a retarded Marxist and America certainly doesn’t need any more of that.
TLDR; this podcast gives people more exposure to the only sane (albeit imperfect — but aren’t we all) candidate running, who despite endless media attacks, lies and multiple assassination attempts is running on pure adrenaline at 79 (or however old he is) doing multiple rallies a day and trying to save this country.
If you’re not American and have an opinion on this, kindly GFY 😉
Thanks for listening to my rant. I paid a whole satoshi to say this.
Much love 🧡 🇺🇸
Trump is hardly "just a guy". That's exactly what he isn't. Even if he were, I would hope the American people would want something better than that.
As for tariffs, I tend to trust mainstream economists and agree that they are generally a bad idea and will inevitably produce more inflation.
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I tend to trust mainstream economists
didnt expect to read this on stacker.news
We do not need to defer to mainstream economists to understand that tariffs both incur increased cost on the host countries consumers and create a false advantage for host nation manufacturers. The net benefit is not to the host nation, nobody except the governments budget benefits, - but as a short term 'fix' and political strategy, tariffs have a long history.
They do not address the fundamental problem- the USA and the west more generally are fat and bloated having consumed far more of the planets resources for decades than they produce and sustaining this long after they enjoyed trade surpluses.
Sustaining it via ceaseless fiat debt issuance and debasement.
Trump does identify the source of the problem- China - but he has not real solution to the fact that they have won the trade war by building a more productive and hungry less bloated manufacturing economy.
Tariffs might buy a little time and slow down the decline, but they will not fix the fundamental problem.
China, with BRICS becoming the dominant economy and nation globally seems now almost inevitable.
Tariffs being imposed also have a long history of preceding wars.
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precisely this!
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