Message from @Weez
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Why should the US control where a dozen South American countries can fish and what regulations they must have on their factories
And for me the pros outweigh the cons
^^
The market can be single if tarriffs
Yes, it's a matter of pro's and con's, and what you value is different to what others value
Which is why we come to different conclusions
So jobs stay local
to monitor and ensure sustainability of global resources? @Samaritan
hehe
We have been there before
God that's what they'd say isn't it
yup
Usa, 1980 steel and auto industry
No tariffs? Japan and germany flood market
But instead of trying to understand the differences in values you just pretend that any difference means they're wrong
There is no pro/con debate that comes secondary after sovereignty
Well for me I just want money and stability
For every 1 new customer you lose one job without tarriffs
free inside EU>>>>>>>>>>>chink colony
Fuck morality amiright
That's nice
Otherwise market says buy domestic
No hassle, it's just easy.
Unless there is no domestic supplier
there are birds in golden cages and there are faggots getting raped in the showers every night and developing a taste for it
And that's at the root of it, PeP - Samaritan says sovereignty comes first - you cannot demand people give up their freedom to choose because it makes you personally slightly better off financially
Then by in global market
pep is the latter 😂
If my country Australia became a puppet of China it'd probably get flooded with lots of money but they have no right
Yup. Sovereignty is tariffs
Nice
Placing domestic jobs first
the shit thing is
Let's use a more accurate scenario shall we? @Samaritan
And what isn't nice is seeing the population of your country balloon from 30m to 70m, seeing jobs for life be replaced with zero hours contracts, nobody being able to afford the security of their own owned home, and the homes that are are smaller, more densely packed
you can trust noone
esp not politicians
Yup
And it becoming a demand economy
Go ahead