What does USA even produce apart from Social media and "entertainment" Goy slop?

>-0.58% Oh shit bros

>>25522480 lmgtfy

common Brexit win

Does Trump know that high tariffs for foreign goods mean increasing of prices? Americans will pay more for German stuff and they won't be happy.

>>25522502 Billionaires couldn't possibly care less. They wouldn't notice any increase themselves

>>25522480 they dont have gypos on welfare. you help the US every day parasite

Pooros don't own stocks anyway, so it makes no difference to them.

>>25522511 It is, this is how it works in Russia. Everything for oligarch benefits. But the US still has elections and Republicans barely will win next ones if people would suffer the inflation.

>>25522546 Oh no porsche is 25% more expensive!

Lol i bet if US closed tax havens in EU like Ireland the Exports of money from EU to US would switch over

>>25522550 but it will never happen, all the Corpos have bought Trump

>>25522480 >Social media and "entertainment" Goy slop Ideology and cultural imperialism is a export hit of immeasurable value. Imagine if the Communist Party of China had such cultural influence over a big part of the world by bringing their culture and values through cultural produts to the world and into the minds of the people

>>25522488 This desu. Anything under 10% in such matters isn't worth even talking about.

>>25522550 I hope the EU closes ireland's tax havens and those potato-dodging whiney fucking subhuman RATS suffer like they deserve lol >ireland >25% non irish population EPIC FAIL!!!!!!!!!! p.s. fuck the ira & the pope is a bender

>>25522566 Why do you have so much hate within you? God will punish you for sinning with wrath.

>>25522650 you again... ready to have another argument about why your popery is fake and gay? i look forward to seeing you run away and hide while the brazilian and mexican do the hard work (and still fail)

>>25522650 you little fucking bitch

>>25522650 also God wont punish me since I believe in Jesus Christ (unlike you, you pagan idolator)

meanwhile US stock market after tarriff announcement

>>25522692 Very based. Trump should continue to loosely threaten tariffs until he doesn't so we can see the true damage he can create before his fellow billionaires scoop up the cheap rewards

This will only make EU stronger. And fuck you blumpf!

I can't believe he did something he said he would do when campaigning!

>>25522746 trust the EU will learn to provide for itself and soon, the USA will have a new competitor 2 weeks, tops

mah tariffs

I think he's just an attention whore

>>25522491 totally economy-moggs the rest of us

>>25522491 I think there should be investment in bug farming. Export soy beans to China and worms and bugs to EU

>>25522502 >Americans will pay more for German stuff and they won't be happy. Murricans can buy murrican stuff. Germlings have to pay excessive prices for murrican cars, because of their taxes and legilsation. I mean like ten times as much as the same car would cost in the US.

>>25522799 Because they don't have to drive, they have subsidized public transport. Meanwhile Americans can't afford eggs.

>>25522799 EU tariffs are 10% on all American cars. American tariffs on EU cars is 0%, but 25% on Pickups. That was the deal ever since the 90s.

>>25522804 true, true cars are cringeworthy in my opinion, i like to take the train

>>25522839 That's only because you are autistic.

>>25522844 well said

>>25522832 It costs extra money to import cars that don't conform to yuropoor standards in terms of fuel efficiency and exhaust gas values. These drive up the price massively.

>>25522866 LibS 0wned ;)

Glad I didn't buy DAX earlier.

Anyways, I'm glad that Drumpf fucks them over, because I either want my freedom of speech, or see the government collapse that tries to take it away. Same with my right to keep and bear arms.

>>25522665 Afaic Anglicans dont believe in trinity, therefore you dont believe in Jesus ans therefore you will burn in hell along all your pagan buddies.

>>25522901 Anglicans believe in trinity you dummy.

>>25522832 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tax 1964

I just want holols and poccniggers to stop this stupid war now. Thanks to both of them the gasoline prices have been up to USD6 for 3 years in a row. I remember when the gas was around USD3.

>>25522903 Almost. Arming bears in addition to that is also okay.

Trump is bad for the American economy and all economies around the globe.

>>25522925 Do you know how much gasoline costs in the EU?

>>25522971 I dont care what happens in the Gayrope.

>>25522960 yeah lowering energy costs is so bad for the economy isnt it you little pindick fucking rodent yank baldhead

>>25522978 you are a fucking ache in the balls arent you the best thing that happened to you was when the doctor smacked your arse you should have been aborted

>>25522960 Actshually, what Drumpf is doing to the budget is direly needed. And I don't know exactly what his aims with his tariff-extortion is, but as long as he cuts down government and regulation and lowers taxes, I'm for him. I also don't think, that the US should subsidize tyranny in the EU by essentially paying for their defense.

>>25522904 he lives in a world of cope

>>25522901 im not an Anglican you fool

>>25522978 I do care in so far, that I want to see it crash and burn. Regardless, murricans really don't know just how good they have it in many regards. Gas-prices that you consider atrocious would be considered extremely cheap in gayrope.

>>25522996 Yeah. Until you consider that the minimun wage here is around US$515 monthly. Yeah if I earned as much as an Amerimutt or Gayropean I would be living like a king, but sadly no. So every spike in prices affect us badly.

>>25523041 My apologies, I thought, that you were some US state-flag.

>>25523041 Also, there are more reasons why gasprices go up, with taxes, green regulation, and pricegauging by OPEC countries being pretty high on the list. People blame the war for a lot of things that were caused by their own governments. For example, the inflation in 2022 has started before the war, and was the result of moneyprinting during covid times. And Biden's undoing of Drumpf's Drill-Baby-Drill policies did increase enercy costs in the murricas.

>>25522960 Trump is good for the American economy.

>>25523120 Depends upon how you define the murricna economy. If he slashed the government, GPD will go down, and you might end up in the worst recession ever, if he does it properly, if you define recession as shrinkage of GDP.

If Trump doesn't like trade deficit wouldn't it make more sense if US produced stuff that people actually want? 90% US economy at this point seems to be a bubble of way way overpriced tech stonks with barely anything behind it in reality.

>>25523127 GDP is a meme number, only thing that matters is the government isn't full of parasitic niggers which trump is actively cleaning up.

>>25523128 same is true for the germlandian economy. Government spending is like 50% of your GDP, which I'd call wasteful and excessive. And compliance costs in germland are through the roof, which I'd also call useless spending that only benefits useless people. Then you have a whole lot of zombie economy, estimates go up to 30% of the german productive sector being so unproductive, that they'd go bankrupt without cheap refinancing of their debt. And then you have the financial sector with all it's so-called "virtual goods", i.e. things that do not exist and only have value because the state has enacted laws that make pieces of paper valuable. You know, loicenses and derivatives and such. These virtual goods are like ten to thirty times as big as the entire productive sector in germland, with government spending included. And without government spending, the german economy consists of a few oligarchic corporations that are in bed with the state and would not survive without preferential legislation, and a army of useless people that work as servants for people that are too dumb to cook their own meals, and thus eat Doener.

>>25523132 I'm curious if these useless niggers will find any kind of employment in the private sector, or if you'll soon have beggars holding signs stating that they're no druggies but former public servants. I'd like to see that.

>stronk and aggressive against wectern allies <weak and submissive towards multipolar monkeys at least he knows how to treat israel. am i right, miga bros?

>>25523286 His trade policy is also actively destroying one of the main things in which the US shits on the rest of the world: cheap goods. Goods in the US are so cheap it's unreal. If you have a hole in the wall it's literally cheaper to buy a new TV to cover it up than to hire someone to fix it. This compounds with the fact that wages in the US are stupidly high even compared to other developed countries. The future of the US will look a lot like Europe today, everything will be expensive as shit due to high consumption taxes and policies design to destroy competitiveness in the market.

>>25523347 you have a fundamental misunderstanding of reality. goods from china cost roughly the same in the US as in Europe. Europe does not have ridiculous consumption taxes.

>>25523365 Things in the US are cheaper, even though not to ridiculous amounts.

>>25523365 Some German guy on jewtube who lives in US showed their electronic markets. Everything is a lot cheaper then in Europe. But also of way worse quality. Even like what's some decent brands in EU is the cheapest plastic garbage imaginable. In US flat screen TVs literally fall apart before you even buy them.

>>25523387 I asked chatgpt to compare consoomer-prices of iphones in the US and germland: > iPhone 15: $799 (U.S.) vs. $1,065 (Germany) > iPhone 15 Pro: $999 (U.S.) vs. $1,299 (Germany) > iPhone 15 Pro Max: $1,199 (U.S.) vs. $1,485 (Germany)

>>25523365 >Europe does not have ridiculous consumption taxes. This is the opposite of truth. Almost every European country funds its government largely through high consumption taxes.

>>25523411 that's basically VAT

>>25523407 And houses in the US are made of cardboard, that germs would not even use for packaging, and chickens taste like chlorine and everywhere are homeless people and crazy people with guns that just want to shoot up schools, and their police are aggressive, violent and crazy, everyone is racists, people are unfriendly, kill each other for minor reasons, and everyone is pro war and has murrican flags flying everywhere, also, they have no culture, no traditions, eat fastfood all day, just throw their trash on the streets... I know Bernd, murrica is a terrible place. The goyman TV said so. People in Goymany are so lucky, that they have welfare and health insurance and pensions and a government that cares for them, rather than just selling them out to oligarchs that want them to work and live in cardboard boxes.

>>25523425 Taxation is theft, including VAT. You do as if that weren't the case.

>>25523365 Shhh, no reality here, only turdie cope, Europeans are destitute and smell because they can't afford to shower.

>>25523423 ChatGPT says, that about 50% of the income of the goyman state is income-tax and VAT.

>>25523473 Tariffs, VAT, sales taxes, they're all the same shit in practice: consumption taxes that make goods more expensive.

we need another luigi if you know what I mean

>>25523459 Actshually I know people that had to go into debt because they were not able to afford heating in goymany. If you calculate the price of heating up the amount of water that's needed for a shower, there are lots of people that that can't afford daily showering.

>>25523481 Interesting.

>>25523446 Every stereotype is real. GTA is basically to US what Euro Truck Simulator is to Evropa.

>>25523547 GTA is based though.

>>25523547 I'm glad, that these terrible people in murrica will hopefully soon stop paying for goyman defense, so that goymany will finally be freed from their subsidies.

It's so hilarious that Germany instead of riding on the coattails of the American boom, now tries to form some sort of anti American coalition. Just always getting the big picture wrong since 1914.

>>25523577 >1914 1871. The creation of this state was a mistake, and the world would be better off had germany never existed.

>>25523583 TRVTH NVKE

>>25523577 Would be hilarious if the rest of Europe wasn't handcuffed to Germany through the ECB.

>>25523452 True, but most murricans still need to pay it. It's just not added to the price.

>>25523713 I've asked for final prices, and chatgpt said, that is had been added.

>>25523713 But maybe not, I dunno. But things are cheaper in the SU, and there are far more products available.

>>25522990 >I don't know exactly what his aims with his tariff-extortion is >In FY 2024 total government spending was $6.75 trillion and total revenue was $4.92 trillion, resulting in a deficit of $1.83 trillion He must increase govt revenue fast but he can't tax corporations and the rich because that'd be against freedums. Oth he can't raise income tax for the working proles because that'd be very unpopular. Using nationalistic rethoric he instead justifies tarrifs which will mostly affect the proles but it's ok because the angry burger at least gets his sweet schadenfreude from fucking over dem eurofags, spics and chinks.

>>25522502 > German stuff Like what?

>>25523763 >He must increase govt revenue fast That's what tax-cuts are for. If the government is too big, you cut it and fire a lot of people that work for it. Unthinkable in europe, I know. Besides, I think, that he's using tariffs reciprocally, i.e. only against economies that inhibit free trade with the US. Which the EU does. So I think, that his ultimate aim is to get the EU some trade inhibitions, and I'd like to know which ones.

>>25523784 cars and some chemical products. Also regulation. You love german regulation, don't you?

>>25523784 A lot of specialized products that you have never heard of. "Hidden champions" make specialized production equipment and such.

>>25523894 Like what?

>>25522502 Now Imagine what it means for the competition of the tariffed manufactures

>>25523920 They will produce more and thus make more money, keep more jerbs in the US, and increase the overall productive capabilities of the US. This makes sense in high-end areas, but not with cheap stuff that china and india can produce.

>>25523807 Cars, perhaps. I can live without German cars, they're not that great anyway. >>25523894 Well if I never heard of them, I won't have to worry that I'll pay more for them, innit ladm8?

>>25523954 >they're not that great anyway Yeah, murricans are somehow fascinated by german stuff, and think, that they're better than they actually are. Meanwhile germlings shit on everything that's murrican especially the good things. I mean, they are REALLY retarded in that regard. Germlings state, that murrican cuisine like hambürgers is schit, because ve eat pic related in ze germland.

>>25524032 In the mind of an average American, German car owner == asshole. There are plenty of jokes about how german cars behave on the road.

>>25523954 Also, people speeking what zey vant is dangerous and ve don't vant zat, ve are in support of freedom vhen ve only allow our Meinungsfreiheit zat is far more restrictive zan vat zese crazy people in ze US have. Did you know zat zey even allow people to own and carry guns, so zat zey can kill each ozer for minor zings? How crazy is zat bitte?

>>25524040 I don't know, and have no comparison, but it sounds like a reasonable assumption.

>>25524040 btw, jsut in the name of intercultural exchange, how do germling cars behave on ze road?

Killing Europe’s economy is based and redpilled, magasisters! Making white people poor and unemployed is based and redpilled!!!!!1

>>25524069 collapsing socialism actually is based.

>>25524065 A common trope is a BMW not using blinkers

>>25523784 Coil winding, automated battery assembly lines, bearings, heavy mining equipment, etc... quite a lot of very specialized industries in niche markets.

>>25524254 >Coil winding, Chinks produce electric motors that are just as good as motors from faulhaber, but for a fraction of the price. >automated battery assembly lines Which batteries are you talking about? Also, soldering (or point-welding) a shitton of LiIon batteries in series really isn't rocket science (also, rocket-science is overrated, and can be done in your garage if you can buy the needed chemicals) >bearings China produces perfect bearings for a couple cents each >heavy mining equipment Maybe, but wasn't the US pretty much leading in mining, while germs are leading in making mining impractical due to their regulation? With that in mind, I wonder how good their mining equipment really is. >quite a lot of very specialized industries in niche markets. Do these things matter in such a way that they can't be replaced? IMHO a very large part of germland economy could be easily replaced with something that's better and cheaper, but isn't, because people can be forced to pay for this shit. Like these patented screws which require $200 screwdrivers to tighten some screw in a germling car. Or their $4000 driver's loicense. Or them being forced to not use their own water treatment plant and connect their houses to the sewer system for 1000€ per meter of sewage pipe. Or them being constantly forced to pay for legal services, because it's impossible to understand the intricacies of their legal system, so even minor things become prohibitively dangerous and expensive without paying a lawyer.

>>25524351 Or the staticians that they have to pay to build even minor things on their own property. Heck, their regulation is so tight, that people literally get fined $10k for using their garage as a workshop, because they have no loicense for that. Shit like this is a large part of the germling economy.

>>25522491 What point is this trying to make? America depends more on exporting energy and soy today? You think that energy and raw commodities growing as a share of exports is a good or bad sign? American energy companies want to freely export to europe for more money. Same thing with agriculture, they want the EU to liberalize so they can dump stuff there. >>25523481 >Tariffs, VAT, sales taxes, they're all the same shit in practice: consumption taxes that make goods more expensive. Tariffs legally are a different creature in domestic and international law. The president can't unilaterally impose a 25% national sales tax but he can with tariffs on imports. Making taxes more regressive would be bad enough but it doesn't cause international trade disputes like with tariffs which cause even more issues because foreign countries start targeting your exports and shifting trade.

Sometimes there's a little pain on the journey to healing.

>tariffs on neighbors >tariffs on EU countries >not on china tho very suspicious 🤔

>>25529954 already did 10% on china, sissy

>>25522502 i guess i'd better stock up on stahlwille tools before they skyrocket

Does trump know any other leverages than tariffs?

it will hurt mutts as much as us so who cares

LMAO! Europe cut itself off of all markets that America isn't in control of. And then Europe can't sell shit to America too. And England is heavily pushing its products to European market, increasing export to EU 2-4 times since 2022, while decreasing import from EU at the same time. Honestly, Europeans did everything to destroy themselves. And now they're actually fighting against any prospect of changing back to sane politics. If there's any group of people on the Earth that really deserves to be destroyed thoroughly due to their very actions, intentions, and desires - that would be continental Europe for sure.

>>25530286 In case of Europe tariffs actually benefit to America. Europe can't stop buying American products. While all European products can be easily replaced with domestic American products of much greater quality. And almost all of such products (like cheeses, for example) are actually being manufactured in America. It's more complicated with tariff war against China as there are some objective dependencies, and also there are geopolitical goals at play. But in case of Europe tariffs are almost unquestionably beneficial to America.

>>25530351 >While all European products can be easily replaced with domestic American products of much greater quality.

>>25530311 Nope. You could say that in case of tariffs against China and Mexico. As what are gonna do with cheap labour? Force Americans to work for Chinese pay? Let alone it goes against the goal of making Americans more prosperous, and not even mentioning the fact nobody can physically survive in America on Chinese pay, the relatively consistent quality of components at that price was only possible with extremely massive production while manufacturing the same shit in America would drop the production volume in half or lower - i.e. it would be impossible to make components as cheaply at the same level of predictable quality in America, which would harm competitiveness of American products on global market. So, tariffs on China before reallocation of the production lines to India is a very tricky thing to do safely. But Europe is completely different. European products are competing against American products directly. And Europe mostly sells end-product, not components. On top of that, in case of tariffs European companies, all of which already have some branches in America, will simply move all the capital, all the intellectual property, all the production lines, and all the valuable cadres to America. While Europe will sit like Arabs - with no money, no people, no knowledge, and no future. Where is there any harm to America? America simply will get more capital, more superb and already well-trained human resources, more exclusive products and intellectual property. American wealth - in every meaning of it - will double when Europe got squeezed. As of Europe, it can't even get its own fuel, raw resources, and food without relying on American companies or on companies affiliated to America in some way or another (like Saudi). Europe worked so hard to fuck itself so it's only fair to let it become as fucked as Europe wanted in the past decade.

UK PM went to trump and gave a pro demonstration of bum kissing, so now UK doesn't get tariffs

>>25530418 EU is not Europe, educated American.

>>25530376 You know nothing. America now even grows its own truffles. And there's also companies making Parmesan better than the best Italian one. SiG? Have you heard about it? Well, it relocated it's main production to America several years ago. Switzerland now only have a puny pathetic offshoot. It's allowed to keep the same name but actually is't a much smaller company, mostly replenishing old army stock.

>>25530434 In today's episode of USAs delusions of grandeur

>>25530448 Did you know that the USA have T R U F F L E S?

>>25530457 And I T A L I A N cheese?