Are Tariffs Socialism?

Are Tariffs Socialism?

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  • I'm a neocon who's too globalist to answer

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  • I'm a lefty who's too globalist to answer

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lol of course not; in fact the U.S. developed its industrial base into a successful and prosperous country because of them, while Britain and its 'free trade' policies declined and got passed by both the U.S. and Germany, of course with the parasitic financial sector doing its usual thing, bankrupting everything it ever touches. Pandering to bankers and stock peddlers is always bad policy; industrial capitalism is much more viable and produces higher wages and more disposable income for working people to boot, which in turn is great for small business..
 
lol of course not; in fact the U.S. developed its industrial base into a successful and prosperous country because of them, while Britain and its 'free trade' policies declined and got passed by both the U.S. and Germany, of course with the parasitic financial sector doing its usual thing, bankrupting everything it ever touches. Pandering to bankers and stock peddlers is always bad policy; industrial capitalism is much more viable and produces higher wages and more disposable income for working people to boot, which in turn is great for small business..
please vote.

all the libertarians around here are stomache deep in banker cock.
 
Are Tariffs Socialism?
How is a Tariff Socialist? Do you even know what Socialism is?

socialism
/ˈsəʊʃəlɪz(ə)m/
noun

  • a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the state
 
I see you did vote.

and you voted correctly.

many neocons use the logic:

tariffs = tax
tax = socialism.

it's a slippery proof of the most fascist origin.
 
lol of course not; in fact the U.S. developed its industrial base into a successful and prosperous country because of them,
Tariffs are not capitalism. Redefinition fallacy.
while Britain and its 'free trade' policies declined
Britain never really had free trade policies for centuries.
and got passed by both the U.S. and Germany, of course with the parasitic financial sector doing its usual thing, bankrupting everything it ever touches.
There is no such thing as a "parasitic financial sector". Buzzword fallacy. The UK, Germany, and the United States are already bankrupt, and have been for many decades.
Pandering to bankers
Central banks do not pander to bankers. They own them (communism) or control them (fascism).
and stock peddlers
What is a "stock peddler"?? The stock market is just that...a market.
is always bad policy;
A market is not a policy.
industrial capitalism
No such thing. Buzzword fallacy.
is much more viable and produces higher wages and more disposable income for working people to boot,
This is true of capitalism always.
which in turn is great for small business..
Also true of capitalism always.
 
How is a Tariff Socialist? Do you even know what Socialism is?

socialism
/ˈsəʊʃəlɪz(ə)m/
noun

  • a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the state
No, he doesn't. He's been attempting to redefine "socialism" as "capitalism", "international trade", "globalism", and other wacky buzzwords for some time now.

He doesn't know much English.

While this definition if pretty accurate, socialism takes three major forms:

Fascism, or the manipulation of markets by government (usually through oppressive regulations);
Communism, or the ownership of markets by government (usually by dictat);
Slavery, or the ownership of labor, which can only be supported by government sanction.

All forms of socialism are based on theft.


A tariff is, of course, only a tax on imported products and services.
Usually, when a government imposes a tariff, the other nation involved exporting those goods also imposes a similar tariff on it's imports to "get back at" the nation imposing the original tariff in the first place.

Schoolyard bully stuff.
 
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Yes. Another case of playing with vocabulary in leiu of a real rebuttal. Nothing I said was debatable.

Re Wall Street, all it sells is debt, a fact apparently lost on those who haven't taken a basic introductory economics or business course.
all these fascists do this bullshit.

they can't face who they are.

they try to gaslight others while they gaslight themselves.

:truestory:
 
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