>JUST ADD $1.3 TRILLION TO THE $40 TRILLION DEBT, BRO!lmao, even.
>>542353121They're never actually going to go through with the checks even if Republicans win the midterms. Once again, they'll just pretend to have forgotten ever making that promise.https://people.com/trump-asks-when-did-i-do-that-when-asked-about-sending-americans-2k-tariff-checks-11884184
Who gives a fuck? We ballin niggaaaaHappy kirkiversary yall
>>542353121They won't have to add shit to the debt because they know it's impossible for them to win the house now.They're just trying to trick the goyim into helping them keep the senate.
>>542353121SHART THE FARK UP you gave up your rights when you gave up your guns stop crying
i'll take the check, its not like the money was going anywhere useful.
>>542353121Ok socialists, now explain to me why UBI would work but this wouldn't
>>542353121Did we finally come up with a free infinite money glitch?>tariff goods>corpos pass additional cost onto consumers>the government pay consumers (or at least promise they will, then never follow through on it) so they can now buy the more expensive goodsSo this is the power... of MAGA economics...
>>542353121>we're crashing this economy...>with no baby boomer survivors!
>>542353706Tariffs are good actually, gibs are not but these gibs are vapourware so it doesn't matter.Why should American companies be forced to compete with foreign companies who don't have to adhere to the same regulations as American companies? Free trade without a free market at home is self sabotage.
>>542353457Socialist want to tax the rich to pay for UBI Trump extended corporate tax cuts , is bankrolling a major war for isreal and also wants to do a one time electorate bribe for 1 trillion plus with no way to pay for any of it.
>>542353847>who don't have to adhere to the same regulationsThen why is Canada, the nation with the most over regulated,overtaxed, inefficient and uncompetitive economy also the most tariffed?
>>542353121Why even put this much thought into something that obviously won’t happen? There’s a bigger chance Netanyahu converts to Islam.
When technology makes bureaucracy and bureaucrats obsolete overnight you will get a handsome savings. DC white buildings to be museums and former Congress members back to the law firms, until tech relieves them of that as well. You don't need 3 billion people to run a boondoggle.
>>542355266Because you tariff the yankees don't you?
>>542353121It's just the same shit Republican Presidents always do, but more blatantly.
>>542354147Corporate becomes the revenue base. The people are no longer the tax base, no taxation no representation. No more govt body having to cater to anything for the people at all. True progress.
>>542355522No more than we both mutually agreed on. Has this genuinely never been explained to you?
>>542355522Yes ,not at the level they do to us currently but it shouldn't matter at all though if tarrifs are just like you say .They aren't being used by the Americans totally as an economic tool and the Canadian tarrifs really show that . Our industry shouldn't be a threat but by the duties you'd think we took all of their jobs .
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>>542353121Why would it not be the default, that the citizens are entitled to the wealth the government is "creating"?
>>542353121Yes? Debt isn’t real. It’s a number on a screen. If nobody’s collecting what good is debt
>>542353121He's basically forcing you to take a $5000 loan from the jews, since you'll have to pay taxes to pay this back plus interest
>>542353457UBI wouldn't work. It's a (((Friedmanite))) idea to keep the goycattle obedient to the capitalist class, knowing that their entire livelihood is one legislative change away from getting obliterated, by a ruling class that sees them as an inconvenience.
tariffs generate so much revenue that the debt keeps getting higher+$10t on Trump's watch alone.
>>542356388Boomers will never have to pay back a dime but austerity will hit everyone else hard
>>542353121with tariffs in one year, Trumpo Trampo made 245 billions, you could reach 420 if you're serious about it. hard but doable, but only for a small window of years.
>>542353706No no, you forgot an additional step>refund corporations the tariffs that the consumer already paidThe tariff stimulus already happened; it wasn't for citizens though.We're waiting on the DOGE check though.
>>542353121https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yofpo88ipmohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9zEEsgjxtohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxDVRISfslshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BYhoMILwR4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vW3J5LBVfGcTry to learn how money works. None of this is actually an endorsement of this particular Trump proposal (which isn't going to happen anyway).
>>542353121>You will share in the benefitsShouldn't you already be doing that?
>>542356151Look everybody, it's a brown rightoid who doesn't understand economics. Point and laugh and call him a nigger while I explain debt.The debt IS being collected. Every year. The US taxpayer pays the interest and the government takes out more debt. Working White men pay the interest every year.
>>542356771Taxes at the federal level don't pay for anything. The money is destroyed/deleted upon receipt. This persistent notion that the currency issuer must rely on the currency users for its ability to spend is what causes the chronic overtaxing of the American public (reflected in the lower and working classes limited ability to save despite their desire to).
>>542357165>The money is destroyed/deleted upon receipt.That would be beneficial actually.>notion that the currency issuer must rely on the currency users for its ability to spend is what causes the chronic overtaxing of the American publicWho is claiming that? The debt is the revenue stream that doesn't rely on the taxpayer, except to pay the interest.
imagine how bad prices for consumer goods like computers will get if they hand out 5000 to everyone. even the smaller stimulus check wrecked the electronics market for years.
>>542357807>That would be beneficial actually.It's how it works. I'm not at all understanding what you're saying because you're base assumptions and working position is incorrect operationally.>Who is claiming that?You are! Taxes don't pay for anything at the federal level. The government pays for anything, including interest payments, the same way: by crediting a bank account. It doesn't need to sell bonds at all. It doesn't need to offer to pay interest on the bonds that it does sell. It's a policy choice. It's a self-imposed constraint.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pex89N9Oqog
>>542358058It wrecked all hobby markets both in USA and worldwide
>>542358058This is more of a problem with concentrated productive capacity.A good test would be -- and I don't know how this could possible be enforced -- to require the money distributed to only be used toward paying down private household debt and then see what retailers and businesses do with prices anyway. That would be a good test to see if it is just gouging.
>>542358058The smaller stimulus didn't wreck the consumer electronics market; it was the fact that shipping was turbo fucked the world over.Kind of what happens when you shut them down over the flu.
