Discard of logic. Mockery of logic.
^argument of a moron fallacy
Discard of logic. Mockery of logic.
^argument of a moron fallacy
Discard of logic. Mockery of logic.
^argument of a moron fallacy
https://www.google.com/search?q=definition+of+economics
tariffs are economic discussions
only a retard would suggest otherwise
So you have no answer. Just a vague 'China is better'.
Tariffs are laws. They are not the economy.
Tariffs are laws. They are not the economy.
Cheaper does not mean the same thing as better. If it did we would not need different words for them.
Tarriffs are money, and they cost every American who uses a particular product. They have no benefit to any American.
Flash used 'cheaper' to mean 'better'...in other words, that we NEED China because it's products are cheaper.
He completely failed to consider OTHER cheaper sources (including domestic ones!). He is just lumping ALL products are cheaper from China. That is essentially saying that China is better.
^argument of a moron fallacy
these things are not mutually exclusive - they are laws that concern economic policy
There is no such thing as 'economic policy'. Only laws like tariffs, CPSC laws, etc.
The economy is not a 'policy'. Only fascists and communists believe that.
Blatant lie. If I buy a product that is under tariff from China, I can also buy that same product from a different country or even from here (domestically). You are making the same mistake Flash does.
This is a compositional error fallacy. Not all of China's products are 'crap' (though a lot of it is).I would say that we need choices, because China's products are cheap, you can interchange that with "crap" if you'd like.
Meh.DeSantis allowed room for Trump to use tariffs to convince China to lower theirs.
Every tariff has a reason behind it (even if it's a bad reason).Basically saying that it would be a good thing if we use it to get China to allow more of our stuff into China, it would be junk if all we're doing is tariffs and we get nothing out of it...
Contextomy fallacy. It is Flash (and others) that want to make that relation. Not me.You can pretend that it meant "better" if you want.
Never said they were. You are, however, pointing out the same fallacy that Flash (and others) are making that I already noted. I also pointed out that domestic products are quite often cheaper, as well as importing from other nations besides China.I just will continue to point out that "Better" and "Cheaper" are not synonymous words.
^argument of a moron fallacy
economic policy is definitely a thing.
https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/economic-policy
This is a compositional error fallacy. Not all of China's products are 'crap' (though a lot of it is).
Fascism. Buzzword fallacy.
Tarriffs are money, and they cost every American who uses a particular product. They have no benefit to any American.