Why do liberals dislike america so much?

[Into the Night]

Who pays it?

Importers of products from that country.

I know you do not know.

I do know. Importers of products from that country.

It is paid for in higher prices by the consumers of the country that receives those products,

Not necessarily. You can always import from somewhere else, simply absorb the extra cost, or just build the product domestically.

That means Americans pay higher prices.

America isn't a country. It is a region covering over two continents.

That is why cars are up a grand

No, that's the falling dollar.

and Chinese products are costlier.

Some are, some aren't.

If people still buy at the new prices, China is unaffected by it.

They can always from from somewhere else, and that's usually what happens.

However, in all cases, the consumer pays more for products.

Not necessarily.

 

[Into the Night]

Tariffs always wind up in price, one way or another.

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Not necessarily. People can import from a different nation, or even build the product domestically.

 

[Gonzomin]

Your word-salad didn't refute my post where I showed that the goods can still be freely traded, which is what you were trying to suggest.

The entire concept of tariffs is to not trade freely. It puts an artificial price rise on specific imports. That inhibits its trade and if severe enough ends it.It is the antithesis of free rtade.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

The entire concept of tariffs is to not trade freely. It puts an artificial price rise on specific imports. That inhibits its trade and if severe enough ends it.It is the antithesis of free rtade.

And yet, no matter how many times you falsely presented this; they are still FREE to engage in trade.

 

[Scut Farkus]

Tariffs always wind up in price, one way or another.

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wrong. and you said that already. and even if it is in the price, it's still performing it's function as a market attenuator. some thing are more important than cheap goods, wouldn't you agree?

 

[Scut Farkus]

The entire concept of tariffs is to not trade freely. It puts an artificial price rise on specific imports. That inhibits its trade and if severe enough ends it.It is the antithesis of free rtade.

yes. this is to sculpt the society in specific ways, by prioritizing other national values above cheap goods, like people having jobs. no matter how cheap things get, it's no good for you if your income is zero because all your jobs went away.

 

[RB 60]

wrong. and you said that already. and even if it is in the price, it's still performing it's function as a market attenuator. some thing are more important than cheap goods, wouldn't you agree?

Wouldn't higher prices on imported goods make American products more appealing? That would benefit American jobs and the economy.

 

[Scut Farkus]

Wouldn't higher prices on imported goods make American products more appealing? That would benefit American jobs and the economy.

hellooooo. yes. certainly. I think you rediscovered tariffs.

 

[RB 60]

hellooooo. yes. certainly. I think you rediscovered tariffs.

I've always thought we should level the playing field.

 

[Scut Farkus]

I've always thought we should level the playing field.

corporatist globalists have such a stranglehold on education that a whole generation thinks tariffs are hardly even a thing.

 

[Into the Night]

corporatist globalists have such a stranglehold on education that a whole generation thinks tariffs are hardly even a thing.

Don't you think global corporations would be against tariffs, rather than for them??

 

[Scut Farkus]

Don't you think global corporations would be against tariffs, rather than for them??

right. and they are against them. and they've warped people's thinking with the influence of their trillions.

 

[Minister of Truth]

I do think that there needs to be net zero tariffs on every item traded on the global market unless:

1) We agree with a country that they can charge an excess tariff on a staple export of its economy in exchange for an excess tariff on a comparable staple export of our own.

2) We need to sanction a country like China (theft) or Russia (invading its neighbours) for misbehaving.

It's pretty silly that we have all of these rate imbalances with EU and other WTO countries.

 

[Gonzomin]

And yet, no matter how many times you falsely presented this; they are still FREE to engage in trade.

No matter how many times you post, you cannot change the facts or hide your lack of knowledge. https://www.insidesources.com/will-trumps-tariffs-kill-free-markets/ Trumopian tariffs are against free trade.

 

[Gonzomin]

Simply a fact, tariffs are inimical to free trade. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/free-trade.asp They are the opposite of free trade.

 

[Scut Farkus]

I do think that there needs to be net zero tariffs on every item traded on the global market unless:

1) We agree with a country that they can charge an excess tariff on a staple export of its economy in exchange for an excess tariff on a comparable staple export of our own.

2) We need to sanction a country like China (theft) or Russia (invading its neighbours) for misbehaving.

It's pretty silly that we have all of these rate imbalances with EU and other WTO countries.

yes. pretty sillly indeed.

 

[Scut Farkus]

Simply a fact, tariffs are inimical to free trade. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/free-trade.asp They are the opposite of free trade.

shut your brainwashed globalist idiot hole.

 

[Scut Farkus]

preemptive genius:

if you're starting a sentence with, "in an ideal world..." just stop right there.

 

[Into the Night]

right. and they are against them. and they've warped people's thinking with the influence of their trillions.

Yet the educational system is decidedly under liberal control. Are you saying liberals are global corporations?

 

[Into the Night]

No matter how many times you post, you cannot change the facts or hide your lack of knowledge. https://www.insidesources.com/will-trumps-tariffs-kill-free-markets/ Trumopian tariffs are against free trade.

Nope. It is still possible to trade.