No one gives a fuck. What's going to get more expensive? The morning walk to my office, or the croissant I buy on the way?

>>25518143 Pretty much everything. Just check the prices compared to a few years ago for example.

Although this specific tariffs will just mean more unemployment

>>25518151 prices of what. I bet it's nothing I should care about

What a wonderful time to be alive. Firstoids will kill each other!

>>25518151 These are only barking dog tier threats. Trump isn't going to really do it but if he does the entire market will shift away from America.

yet another common Brexit W

>>25518161 America's running a trade deficit with the UK, it's only a matter of time till he notices and makes you pay up

>>25518151 How does it work? Trump imposes tariffs, and something becomes more expensive in Europe? Not in the USA?

>>25518519 Magic

>>25518371 Two Tier Kier is already sucking Trump's cock to make a deal.

>>25518371 our guy starmer is already on his way to put in a good word for us what you should be worried about is how the King of Canada hasnt done a single thing to prevent america turning you into the 51st state and might never do since you took the union jack off of your flag

>>25518546 hes going to suck his orange balls dry

and here we were, just ready to send you guys some of our surplus eggs. deal is off.

>>25518560 trump discusses annexing canada yesterday. they could do it by piecemeal 1 province at a time, alberta first, etc. total humiliation.

>>25518519 depends if its an export or an import tarriff, you will either pay more to use american services and import american goods, or you europeans will find your services costing american consumers more (i.e. less competative) and your goods will cost american consumers more to buy if the former (export tarriff) then this may cause you europeans to rely more on other countries or your own domestic providers, and if its the latter then you europeans will need to find other markets to sell to

>>25518576 i would be mad if the canadians didnt take the union jack off their flag they wanted indpendence and disrespected the UK, they can deal with the consequences the irony of me telling this to a scotsman is not lost on me

>>25518572 We don't want your rotten gypsy eggs.

>>25518586 it's on goods imported by americans. tariffs!

>>25518600 yeah but the americans can also go the other way by forcing their exporters to increase their prices in european markets and american service providers im not an expert on it but imagine an american company like microsoft being forced to charge europeans 25% more lol

>>25518576 he discussed it again today in his cabinet meeting canada is getting bullied pretty hard in 2025

German car manufacturers already have their factories inside of the US, and they have special conditions. And we export OUT of the US, not in.

i care exactly 0% i could live in the stone age without electricity the only thing i want is living without brown people and without jews

>>25518606 >yeah but the americans can also go the other way by forcing their exporters to increase their prices in european markets and american service providers That's not what a tariff is and the president can't unilaterally do that I don't think (well maybe for "security" reasons I don't know). Regulating business and prices like that would have to go through congress, they can set and regulate prices but than maybe people would ask why not make things in America cheaper

>>25518652 Even airbus has factories in the USA. I heard trump talking about why there very few american cars in europe. It never occurred to him that those car are shit. It's weird to think that Trump is propping up russia on its feet and enabling china as a more coherent partner.

>>25519491 It's less that they are shit, but more that they don't even try to make them viable. Ford sells pretty well, maybe not right now but usually they have no issues selling cars.

>>25519491 >Even airbus airbus has factories in china, while boeing doesn't and still sells huge amount of 737 there.

>>25519507 >maybe not right now do you buy new cars often?

>>25518519 If something gets more expensive, you look for a different merchant. If the countrie you sell your stuff buys the most of it, you will move to the country to produce there to avoid tariffs.

I don't mind.

>>25519507 >Ford sells pretty well The only Fords I see belong to corporate fleets.

HE WON'T DO SHIT

>>25519535 Exactly. What are we even buying fom them except Windows licenses? May be a good time to move more pcs to linux. I couldn't give less of a shit. If I want to import something from the usa I'll pay 25 euro just for shipping, so I've never done that before. USA is like a different vlanet with a separate economy.

>>25518133 They said so does trump. I wonder what does that mean?

is that's what it takes for ziggers to keep getting droned on the daily

>>25519540 Seems they sell a bit better in Germany than in the rest of the EU then