Well then you aren't a true full-blooded capitalist.

And yes

It was /s

The rest of reddit doesn't like the news policies about commenting and this whole site is going to burn one day

Thats... not mutually exclusive

It's fine guys

Domestic free market, discretionary trade with world

The ruination of the sub will prove to be the best thing to happen to us as a movement

Trust me

That's hard to achieve, unless you tariff every existing country at once.

People were getting complacent just upvoting shit on that crappy site

Now we will have to be creative to communicate

Makes things more interesting and more fun

You tariff according to your needs

is this legit homies

We told you everything already

Believe it or not

They haven't been banning people for upvoting yet

Tariffing is also not enough. Businesses need to be given incentives and punishments for doing the right and wrong things.

Tariffs are incentives/punishments tho

Unless you completely embargo a country, a fractional tax on select goods will barely dent companies.

You dont need to ruin them, only until your domestic industry is competitive

As for barely dent i disagree

I'm not saying it's necessary to destroy these companies, but they can handle a 10% hike. Companies are producing the majority of their product in China.

*Or other Asian countries

They can sell at a loss if they want frankly. Whats important is that our own manufacturing isnt choked out or entirely exported

We need manufacturing in America

Companies are actually moving to South Asia at alarming rates as well, to avoid the political cross-fire between US and China

So we can dominate the rest of the world in a war

And zeph is right.

If a war happens, its us versus everyone and I don't want them having us by the balls

I want to help forward automation to further this goal

I wish there was a voice channel here to discuss. I hate typing on mobile

We need armadas of drones

We should never have to lose another citizen in war ever again

An example of the ideal American market can be seen in the 1950s. The ethics were clearly superior.

Laws can't replace morality and culture of the people

With a good culture, people would be much more hesitant to exploit workers

This is not necessarily true. Morality and culture haven't evolved naturally over the past 50 years. Both have been molded by celebrities or corporations.

Look at south korea