I see he adopted "death to America"
this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2025
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It Hurt Itself in Its Confusion!
Is he intentionally trying to sink us? If so, I guess I don't hate him as much as I thought?
He might be right.
"trump was godsent, but not for the reasons you believe. think more of an exodus' plague"
I don't know about God, but I do agree with the outcome.
There are, if memory serves, quite a few examples of God punishing his chosen people and redistributing their wealth. But then you've got that whole new testament thing which really pushes the idea that everyone is the chosen people now.
It seems to me that the only one trying to destroy the United States is the United States.
Ah yes put tariffs on the goods that our allies make, a tried and true solution to the problem of groceries
Long term, more high tech manufacturing will be the result of more technology availability for cheaper, not higher cost chips from overseas
It's my understanding that Taiwan doesn't manufacture the chip producing machines anyways, those come from ASML
This will surely sort out the egg price
The world's largest semiconductor foundry, and one of the primary reasons the U.S. maintains a hold on Taiwan. There are rumours that the US has a plan to blow it up in case of Chinese invasion, that's how valuable it is. So this quite a reversal of strategy.
As I understand it, TSMC and Taiwan themselves have a plan to blow up the foundries should a China invasion look like it's going to succeed. They are already rigged with the explosives from what I understand.
Tariffs only exist to protect the profits of the ruling class.
Do not be fooled. Tariffs are not good for us.
Japan used tariffs to increase domestic industries and leap frog into the 20th century. It enabled them to take part in WW II and beyond. That's why you'll see giant corporations that control multiple different industries.
It did work for Japan. The US is in a completely different situation though, and it'll only hurt.
Tariffs can help with preparation, and they are a tool like many other policies. These ones, though, are not thoughtfully planned out. These protect no one, not even the mega-corps who need to figure out how to make everything domestically or price themselves out of the market.
Not true. A nation doesn't need tariffs to help with preparations unless they're also trying to maintain the dominance of their ruling classes.
Tariffs mean we have to pay for it instead of them. They can afford it, but they won't foot the bill unless they are forced to.
I've found it soul crushing that anyone believed tariffs would help.
Neo Hitler is getting strike 1 out of 3 out of the way
Does he plan to start making chips??? Genuinely why would he do this.
The US makes chips. Notably Intel and TSMC have US fabs.
Intel is currently floundering unable to make a good (reliable) node. TSMC can make the chip, but the very important step of packaging needs to be done in Taiwan still.
Lol the chips Intel and TSMC make in the US are three generations old and no where near producing the amount needed to even cover the USs needs.
Ahhhhh, so he's trying to reinvigorate domestic industry.
Yeah that's his thought process. The US isn't 19th century Japan though.
could be, if he also made education free. since he is currently reversing the global brain drain by deporting immigrants. i don't see what other next step he could possibly commit to unless he expects re-industrialization to just magically appear out of thin air.
Yes, we all know Trump wants to make education free lmao
Yeah, seems to be the carrot and stick approach. Biden provided the carrot a few years ago (subsidies for new US plants) and Trump is providing the stick (tariffs for offshore imports).
The biggest issue being that despite having operational fabs here, TSMC still needs to ship their wafers to Taiwan in order to process them into chips.
