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<blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8884535" data-attributes="member: 683408">Nice fail at a false dilemma.You have nothing to back your belief that a tariff will somehow end drug addiction and demand, OR that it will somehow stop drugs from being sent here from other countries.So instead of trying to back it logically, you in some weird way equate the price of a TV to drug addiction and demand in the US. As if we pay $50 more for a $200 TV, or build the TV here, drug addiction will somehow cease.With YOUR false logic, we should all be a helluva&#039; lot smarter than we are, given the number of cars we&#039;ve bought from Japan.They are #1 in IQ. We don&#039;t even make it into the top ten list. Go figure.So tell me EXACTLY how Trump&#039;s previous attempts at tariffs:1. Halted the the flow of drugs into our country.2. Halted the demand for drugs by our citizens.3. Increased US manufacturing.4. Increased our exports.5. Decreased illegal immigration into the US.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobGMN, post: 8884535, member: 683408"] Nice fail at a false dilemma. You have [U]nothing[/U] to back your belief that a tariff will somehow end drug addiction and demand, OR that it will somehow stop drugs from being sent here from other countries. So instead of trying to back it logically, you in some weird way equate the price of a TV to drug addiction and demand in the US. As if we pay $50 more for a $200 TV, or build the TV here, drug addiction will somehow cease. With YOUR false logic, we should all be a helluva' lot smarter than we are, given the number of cars we've bought from Japan. They are #1 in IQ. We don't even make it into the top ten list. Go figure. So tell me EXACTLY how Trump's previous attempts at tariffs: 1. Halted the the flow of drugs into our country. 2. Halted the demand for drugs by our citizens. 3. Increased US manufacturing. 4. Increased our exports. 5. Decreased illegal immigration into the US. [/QUOTE]

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