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<blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8884251" data-attributes="member: 683408">There is truth in this, but it&#039;s spinning off on a tangent to the discussion of how tariffs are going to eliminate the demand for drugs, reduce inflation, and reduce foreigners&#039; desire to come to the &quot;land of opportunity&quot;. And it&#039;s been climbing for how long?How do we eliminate govt debt?He has already done it, and it simply cost the US citizens more money. How is he going to do it where it doesn&#039;t cost us more money for goods, yet it somehow stops the demand for illegal drugs, and curbs the desire of foreigners to come to the US?What is the power in &quot;bluffing&quot; that he will do something that he already did, and that failed?&quot;If you don&#039;t shut up, I&#039;m going to throw a punch at you, and miss again&quot; is not much of a threat. Cool. Stop listening to the people brainwashing you into thinking the Chinese pay import tariffs on goods we buy. Speak to the reality of a tariff, the fact that his last ones failed, and why you think doing the sane thing will be successful this time around. The tariffs did nothing more than cost US money the last time around&nbsp; Even Mexico is scoffing at the threat. There is no &quot;threat&quot; in repeating a previously failed attempt. You&#039;re thinking that a tariff will keep illegals out, and reduce ****. There is no correlation between tariffs and crime. Can you explain where you got this notion?You PAID more for gas and wood, it didn&#039;t reduce crime, and you have done nothing but complain about it.&nbsp; What exactly do you think is going to be better about paying more when Trump gets in office?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobGMN, post: 8884251, member: 683408"] There is truth in this, but it's spinning off on a tangent to the discussion of how tariffs are going to eliminate the demand for drugs, reduce inflation, and reduce foreigners' desire to come to the "land of opportunity". And it's been climbing for how long? How do we eliminate govt debt? He has already done it, and it simply cost the US citizens more money. How is he going to do it where it doesn't cost us more money for goods, yet it somehow stops the demand for illegal drugs, and curbs the desire of foreigners to come to the US? What is the power in "bluffing" that he will do something that he already did, and that failed? "If you don't shut up, I'm going to throw a punch at you, and miss again" is not much of a threat. Cool. Stop listening to the people brainwashing you into thinking the Chinese pay import tariffs on goods we buy. Speak to the reality of a tariff, the fact that his last ones failed, and why you think doing the sane thing will be successful this time around. The tariffs did nothing more than cost US money the last time around Even Mexico is scoffing at the threat. There is no "threat" in repeating a previously failed attempt. You're thinking that a tariff will keep illegals out, and reduce ****. There is no correlation between tariffs and crime. Can you explain where you got this notion? You PAID more for gas and wood, it didn't reduce crime, and you have done nothing but complain about it. What exactly do you think is going to be better about paying more when Trump gets in office? [/QUOTE]

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