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I think all sites should be transparent about the tariffs.

If i see a significant tariff i will look for other options that do not have a tariff.

An easy way to see what is made domestically.
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But perhaps the one very obvious thing is we don't have the work force to build everything here. Where is the work force going to come from? You want to bring all apparel manufacturing back to the U.S. that takes more people. Same for many other industries.


Option 1: "We need lots of low skill workers for all this manufacturing you want to do!"
Option 2: "Low skill jobs are never coming back due to AI and automation. AI and automation enable automated manufacturing that will negate the need for low skill workers."

You have to pick one. Please at least try to be logically consistent.

It is a cartoon view of the world to assume that we will return to 1950s style manufacturing.
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We don't have the capability to build everything here


Like what?

I mean, i get that some stuff just doesn't grow here. Coffee, etc.

But anything else? We can make it here. There might be some lag time to build out the infrastructure, sure.

But "we don't have the capability" is a temporary issue.
A 0% tax when the goods are manufactured here in the US.

Its like people forget the purpose.

WE WANT THE STUFF MADE HERE. MAKE IT HERE AND THERE IS 0% TARIFF.

Jesus people.
There will be a shock as we de-couple from the corrupt Chinese ecosystem.

Companies that did not heed the warning will feel the most pain.
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Rabble rabble rabble hE sAiD oN dAy OnE


I know right?

Dumb asses think meaningful positive change can happen overnight in one day.

Taking trump literally has been the hallmark of many a retard.
Eh, bankruptcy is a healthy thing. Poorly run businesses deserve to fail.
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Nor is growing Alfalfa in AZ to ship it to Saudi Arabia for their dairy production


For sure.

I do NRI surveys in Kansas, Nebraska, and South Dakota.

I see first hand the nonstop irrigation to grow corn in what is basically desert. The aquifers in parts of Kansas are already starting to peter out or become too briny.

It is not sustainable.
"Corporate mega-farmers farming the government for a handout."

"Corporate mega-farmers fear they wont be able to deplete topsoil and aquifers to expand bottom line via shipments to china."
75% of goal after only a month?

Not bad!

Lets check back and see where its at after a couple years.
It is all fun and games until the business district in Bangalore is nuked.
Good.

Draining our aquifers to grow corn/beans to ship to china is not sustainable.
It is the taxpayers money.

They should be able to use it to pay the school of their choice for their kids attendance.

Any other metric is just noise.
Wow, they are willing to punish their local community by not holding court because of something out of their jurisdiction.

I am somehow missing the logic of it.
It is the only thing going in Austin.

Local corporations buy up all the tickets and give them out as perks to people that don't really care about the university.

Normally that would be done for pro sports teams, but there are none in Austin.