Trump Dictatorship and All Things Politics

[fishonjazz]

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Awesome speech

 

[LogGrad98]

Trump is usually the dumbest person in the room.

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Debatable. He's the president for a 2nd time and a budding dictator with little opposition who got away with 40+ felonies and raping little girls with his billionaire buddy.

Think about how dumb the average American is then consider that half of them are dumber than that

So he's at least average intelligence, probably closer to stable genius level.

 

[fishonjazz]

Debatable. He's the president for a 2nd time and a budding dictator with little opposition who got away with 40+ felonies and raping little girls with his billionaire buddy.

Think about how dumb the average American is then consider that half of them are dumber than that

So he's at least average intelligence, probably closer to stable genius level.

Nah I think he is really dumb. Might even be illiterate

 

[LogGrad98]

Nah I think he is really dumb. Might even be illiterate

Yeah I'm trying to find a way to not accept the fact that this statement, no matter how true it might be, means that Americans are the single dumbest group of *******s the planet has ever created. But unfortunately that's probably true.

 

[fishonjazz]

Yeah I'm trying to find a way to not accept the fact that this statement, no matter how true it might be, means that Americans are the single dumbest group of *******s the planet has ever created. But unfortunately that's probably true.

I mean Biden was pretty dumb when he was elected.
Bush jr was pretty dumb.
Boebert? Dumb
Americans are dumb

 

[Rubashov]

Ive been looking for content on the US-EU trade deal, I think its basically a shakedown by the US, with the EU is having to pay Trump tribute. (honestly its like ****ing ancient Rome) Japan cut a similar deal, tariffs and Japan handing over billions to Trump, I believe the Japan deal was so transparently a bribe that Trump is allowed to direct where the Japanese loans go.

Im astounded at the willingness to bend the knee.

 

[Red]

Ive been looking for content on the US-EU trade deal, I think its basically a shakedown by the US, with the EU is having to pay Trump tribute. (honestly its like ****ing ancient Rome) Japan cut a similar deal, tariffs and Japan handing over billions to Trump, I believe the Japan deal was so transparently a bribe that Trump is allowed to direct where the Japanese loans go.

Im astounded at the willingness to bend the knee.

Seems like it. No tariffs on US goods entering Europe. 15% on European goods entering the US. And the EU must buy billions in energy and weapons from the United States.

 

[Rubashov]

Seems like it. No tariffs on US goods entering Europe. 15% on European goods entering the US. And the EU must buy billions in energy and weapons from the United States.

Its basically a 15 percent tariff on German cars, the Europeans can use the energy, they no longer have access to Russia gas and oil. I have a feeling that the rest of it, buying US weapons and ect, I reckon they'll drag their feet and wait Trump out. You know Trump has no eye for detail he wants the headline, the show.

But yeah its a complete capitulation from the EU

 

[LogGrad98]

Ive been looking for content on the US-EU trade deal, I think its basically a shakedown by the US, with the EU is having to pay Trump tribute. (honestly its like ****ing ancient Rome) Japan cut a similar deal, tariffs and Japan handing over billions to Trump, I believe the Japan deal was so transparently a bribe that Trump is allowed to direct where the Japanese loans go.

Im astounded at the willingness to bend the knee.

When you have shown definitively that you are a psychopath hell-bent on creating a dictatorship and you simultaneously wield the world's most powerful army and economy, and you have shown you have zero disregard for even your own citizens, then they are kind of forced to do so. Just like Austria and Czechoslovakia through the Munich Agreement at the outset of WWII. The question is, will this go down as part of Trump's Munich Agreement? Maybe the Scotland Golf Course Accord?

 

[LogGrad98]

Seems like it. No tariffs on US goods entering Europe. 15% on European goods entering the US. And the EU must buy billions in energy and weapons from the United States.

So, at the core of it, the American consumer is ****ed over while the EU consumers get their good considerably cheaper. I mean it will be argued that it will drive an increase in imports from America but it drives up the overall cost to the American people which will slow overall consumer spending and threaten to stall out the American economy. That's one of the many hidden pieces of tariff wars that explains why they are so dumb and harmful for each country involved. Trump thinks it's a win/lose for the US vs. the EU, but really is a lose/lose for everyone involved in the long run. The only win for Trump is in his efforts to further destabilize the American economy so he can eventually claim dictatorial powers to "save" the country, but really from the **** he's doing to it to become dictator. Wow.

 

[Rubashov]

When you have shown definitively that you are a psychopath hell-bent on creating a dictatorship and you simultaneously wield the world's most powerful army and economy, and you have shown you have zero disregard for even your own citizens, then they are kind of forced to do so. Just like Austria and Czechoslovakia through the Munich Agreement at the outset of WWII. The question is, will this go down as part of Trump's Munich Agreement? Maybe the Scotland Golf Course Accord?

I wonder how much this deal, has influenced Trump's change of mind toward the Ukraine/Russia war as well. Hegseth and Vance have outed themselves as anti-European through their own text messaging blunder, you can assume they've had nothing to do with any of this.

I sort of wonder if there has been a bit of a power shift inside the palace. Rubio as Secretary of State and National Security advisor sits at the head of two huge and vastly powerful bureaucracies, he could be making his move to be seen as Trump's number two. Aside from the intersections of power he control he's also smart enough to stay out of the limelight.

 

[Rubashov]

So, at the core of it, the American consumer is ****ed over while the EU consumers get their good considerably cheaper. I mean it will be argued that it will drive an increase in imports from America but it drives up the overall cost to the American people which will slow overall consumer spending and threaten to stall out the American economy. That's one of the many hidden pieces of tariff wars that explains why they are so dumb and harmful for each country involved. Trump thinks it's a win/lose for the US vs. the EU, but really is a lose/lose for everyone involved in the long run. The only win for Trump is in his efforts to further destabilize the American economy so he can eventually claim dictatorial powers to "save" the country, but really from the **** he's doing to it to become dictator. Wow.

Well no if the deal is like the deal with Japan he will also get several hundred billion dollars to embezzle as he sees fit.