Boycott of US goods spreading worldwide poor donald

[Mike_Hunt]

6 minutes ago, Walker88 said:

Effects are always on the margin. Fewer exports mean fewer jobs, which casts a pall over the economy and gets even employed workers to pull back.

 

Even worse, the attitude toward the US has sunk to its lowest nadir in years. What's more important than exports is funding the 30% of the deficit foreigners currently fund. If they boycott USTs, either rates soar or the Fed has to print 24/7, which is inflationary.

 

I appreciate MAGAs, like their messiah, are willfully ignorant about economics. I guess when they are all unemployed and begging for SNAP and SSDI, Elon will tell them to go to the devil.

How much do you get for SNAP?

[Cameroni]

5 minutes ago, Walker88 said:

Effects are always on the margin. Fewer exports mean fewer jobs, which casts a pall over the economy and gets even employed workers to pull back.

 

Even worse, the attitude toward the US has sunk to its lowest nadir in years. What's more important than exports is funding the 30% of the deficit foreigners currently fund. If they boycott USTs, either rates soar or the Fed has to print 24/7, which is inflationary.

 

I appreciate MAGAs, like their messiah, are willfully ignorant about economics. I guess when they are all unemployed and begging for SNAP and SSDI, Elon will tell them to go to the devil.

 

Yah, you lot seem a lot more ignorant about economics. If you think Central banks will join your boycott and sell their US Treasury bonds you have a screw lose buddy.

 

But I do appreciate you have to live in a fantasy world now that the great Donald Trump is actually making the real world decisions. Enjoy.

[Mike_Hunt]

I’m Boycotting all things from Europe.  

[jimmybcool]

7 hours ago, 3NUMBAS said:

Boycott of US goods spreading

 

https://apple.news/Ab8nLRf_VSG2jqF2-u71q8g

 

I feel utter anger’: From Canada to Europe, a movement to boycott US goods is spreading

 

 

 

An article from the Guardian?  Bwahahahahahaha

[save the frogs]

Not much is made in the US since most of the manufacturing was outsourced in recent decades, mostly to China.

 

And isn't Trump trying to bring manufacturing back to the US with the tariffs?