Fedizen

reddit was not great after like 2015. It just completely shit the bed in 2023

this is too optimistic. Probably like 3/4 of these doofs will watch another sheep get eaten and go "must be a lion in disguise"

I just don't get it. Trans people can pull a trigger as well as anyone else. This is just hatred.

ok but what if the 3 in the middle were avg US swing state voters.

Survivor's guilt

You realize this is your family watching you make the decision to have their vehicle run over a loved one? There's a possibility they all live if you pull it.

its also a good metaphor for climate change

Major costs for most people are housing, transport and groceries - mostly domestic products already. We'd be far better off reducing those prices first.

Realistically the US would need to import raw materials for things like electronics so for a lot of things it would just raise prices and domestic infrastructure/manufacturing would remain unchanged.

mercifully pulling both levers.

I think once China slapped on retaliatory tariffs om farmers and the US had to drop a new wave of subsidies it locks in the tariffs a bit until a new wave of negotiations can be made. I suspect China stalled those negotiations in hopes they could dupe trump into a better deal.

Given Trump is saying that the trade deal with Mexico is bad (the deal he negotiated) and is threatening tariffs on Mexico its clear he is just using tariffs as a scare tool. Unfortunately every world leader saw him get dog walked in the debates and knows he's a moron so now its unlikely he'll be taken seriously.

I agree with all the people saying cut the screws flush. Its a safety problem and you're doing him a favor

I feel you