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etalian posted:lmao in hindsight trying to take on the whole world wasn't the best plan especially how the EU system means every European country will abide by the punitive tariffs. Don't worry, airstrip one is still with us.
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etalian posted:lmao in hindsight trying to take on the whole world wasn't the best plan especially how the EU system means every European country will abide by the punitive tariffs. Be cool! Trade wars are good, and easy to win. ikanreed posted:Don't worry, airstrip one is still with us. when is brexit going to happen already
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Jerry Manderbilt posted:"i regret that i only have one livelihood to give for trump's presidency" 
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CHUDs seem to relish self-flagellation, I support the guy who will make me go bankrupt.
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etalian posted:CHUDs seem to relish self-flagellation, I support the guy who will make me go bankrupt. Don't forget the racism. They would rather lose money under a white dude than do well under a black man.
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Shear Modulus posted:when is brexit going to happen already March, I think? Looks like a no-deal Brexit is in the offing and if that happens the country will shut the gently caress down.
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*while dying of easily treated diseases and poor because my business got hosed by tariffs and also trump* at least we're respected again
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logikv9 posted:*while dying of easily treated diseases and poor because my business got hosed by tariffs and also trump* at least we're respected again *has a black doctor* it was all for nothing....
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logikv9 posted:*while dying of easily treated diseases and poor because my business got hosed by tariffs and also trump* at least we're respected again *Is actually respected by no one*
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Zeroisanumber posted:March, I think? Looks like a no-deal Brexit is in the offing and if that happens the country will shut the gently caress down. London losing all the financial services to the EU will be something else. The entire country will go tits up without it. It's like Wall Street moving from New York to Canada. The ramifications are huge.
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Philthy posted:London losing all the financial services to the EU will be something else. The entire country will go tits up without it. It's like Wall Street moving from New York to Canada. The ramifications are huge.
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"Sometimes you have to suffer?" I thought these guys were "suffering" under 8 years of Obama, they sure didn't suffer in dignity then... Wonder why...
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A Buttery Pastry posted:The short term impact is the UK running out of food, fuel, and medicine within 1-2 weeks, depending on which part of the country you live in. London financial services kinda pale in comparison. I haven't been keeping up to date with the brexit happenings; why would it be this severe? Wouldn't trade continue under whatever the default agreements are?
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the onion wizard posted:I haven't been keeping up to date with the brexit happenings; why would it be this severe? Wouldn't trade continue under whatever the default agreements are? The "trade agreements' are less trade agreements than benefits of being in the EU and its economic zone, and come with certain requirements (free movement, adopt the euro etc.) You leave or refuse those requirements, you lose those benefits. Now the UK, back when it was an actual economic power, negotiated a very, very lucrative deal with the EU, one that left them not needing to fulfill a lot of the requirements of EU membership and left the UK the major benefitter of the deal. Now if they go forward with brexit they lose all of that, and have to trade to the EU under WTO rules, which are much more restricting thanks to various tariffs and procedure, unless they negotiate a new trade agreement, which they will be doing from a position of major weakness, and facing a shitload of bad will since the UK right wing have spent the last 20 years pissing on the EU, and are not trying to make things better now. Oh and without free access to EU economic zone the financial sector of London makes no sense since it literally will not be able to operate at a fraction of its current pace.
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uk and us, both desperately hitting their dicks with hammers while pointing and laughing about how dumb the other one is
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Shibby0709 posted:*Is actually respected by no one* Respected plenty by young dudes with ideas that make the moon landing conspiracy tame and reasonable by comparison.
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the onion wizard posted:I haven't been keeping up to date with the brexit happenings; why would it be this severe? Wouldn't trade continue under whatever the default agreements are?
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the onion wizard posted:I haven't been keeping up to date with the brexit happenings; why would it be this severe? Wouldn't trade continue under whatever the default agreements are? flights into and out of the UK become grounded indefinitely lol
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The important thing is the UK government is for all intents and purposes literally not negotiating, and is otherwise non-functional.
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Philthy posted:It's like Wall Street moving from New York to Canada. The ramifications are huge. please don’t post my hot fantasy itt if we could summarily deport every single person working in Wall Street the US’s culture and politics would improve drastically overnight. we could have people actually invest in themselves and their future at companies instead of pulling whatever dirty trick they can on a quarterly basis to make a white private equity chud happy our company works like the sword of Damocles is hanging over every person’s head and we’re gonna get hosed raw by competition that’s actually investing in their business in the long term, and people don’t give a gently caress about what they’re doing because they know the day some rear end in a top hat in NYC wants another yacht is the day they’ll be sitting outside with a pink slip in hand (myself included)
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https://twitter.com/foxandfriends/status/1011563220253868035 lmbo
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Ghost Leviathan posted:The important thing is the UK government is for all intents and purposes literally not negotiating, and is otherwise non-functional. In some ways this is even more damning of Brexit than us electing the Dotard. Yeah, America hosed up real good listening to racist Music Man, but the people handling Brexit are theoretically well educated career politicians. And they can't find their rear end with both hands.
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They should continue not negotiating. Then they should hold another brexit referendum after enough time has passed, like "Oh, we're about to start finalizing this, but it's been so long we don't know if it's still the will of the voters, whoops it failed by a lot, we still love you EU"
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Wait what was A very owned chud posted:
strong daddy, why? you are so strong and fully owning my rear end (everything about it), but why are tariffs hurting me?  Jesus Christ business people are dumb as gently caress.
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Ripoff posted:“I’m disappointed in Trump. We didn’t see this coming.”
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Jose posted:they want a no deal brexit because them and their mates can come in and buy UK assets after they're sold off due to the economy collapsing Also to avoid having to abide by EU financial transparency and anti-evasion rules that come into effect next year.
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FMguru posted:He literally spent every single campaign rally complaining about how the US gets screwed by all these terrible trade deals and that he would he would withdraw from NAFTA, cancel TPP, and tear up and renegotiate all our trade arrangements. But yeah, genius businessman whose entire livelihood depends on imports, exports, and foreign trade was unable to see it coming. Hopefully this will be a great culling of all the retarded businessmen in this country. But they'll probably get bailed out by state and federal government help. Again.
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TotalLossBrain posted:Hopefully this will be a great culling of all the retarded businessmen in this country. But they'll probably get bailed out by state and federal government help. Again. God bless the job creators. God drat the job workers.
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quote:But this decision hasn't translated into worker anger directed at the president. An informal survey of workers during a smoke break at the [Harley Davidson] factory by the FT found that most - if not all - support President Trump's bid to revive American manufacturing by instigating a trade fight, even if Harley's EU sales have risen as a percentage of the company's overall sales in recent years.
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FMguru posted:https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-06-26/workers-agree-harley-davidson-using-trump-excuse-move-production LMAO, I'm sure we can win over moderate Republicans
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Apparently a shitload of Republicans are into financial domination and want a big strong daddy to beat and choke their bank accounts. Choke my financial security daddy, stomp all over my credit rating!
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FMguru posted:https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-06-26/workers-agree-harley-davidson-using-trump-excuse-move-production I agree with them to an extent. Harley obviously wants to offshore its business and shutter expensive American factories, but they can't do it without a good excuse because they have to be careful not to gently caress their brand.
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1redflag posted:Thank God we gave them that excuse, then They would have done it any way and blamed it on Clinton's communist regulations or w/e in the alternate universe. Remember when insurance companies wrote PPACA and then immediately turned around and blamed rate increases that they make every year anyway on that goddanged Obamacare.
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Doesn't it make sense to build the poo poo right next to where you want to sell it? I mean BMW Toyota etc all have plants here in the U.S.
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You just need to hold on! Wait a little while! Things will turn around! Says man in a (somewhat)Capitalist country. lmao sorry dipshit duder, shareholders can't "wait", they act on profits profits profits now now now Burt Sexual posted:Doesn't it make sense to build the poo poo right next to where you want to sell it? I mean BMW Toyota etc all have plants here in the U.S. It does in a world where there are flat costs and no tariffs. Once you introduce all these stupid fees, and it suddenly becomes cheaper to make it somewhere else and then ship it back over and STILL be cheaper, than you move your plants pronto. Philthy has issued a correction as of 17:01 on Jun 26, 2018 |
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logikv9 posted:*while dying of easily treated diseases and poor because my business got hosed by tariffs and also trump* at least we're respected again Shibby0709 posted:*Is actually respected by no one* it owns because theres never any real actual respect they can point to and when pushed on it they say things like "well now we can say merry christmas again"
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