Inflation is not things just become more expensive. It's your dollar is just valued less entirely. Almost exclusively because more of it was printed.
You are literally arguing psyop media talking points.
Tariffs are basically just removing foreign goods from the market. How does that devalue the dollar?
Foreign goods are artificially lower than cost because of 1. slave labor, 2. negative tariffs set by our own subversive government, 3. foreign governments pumping certain industries with their tax payer money to intentionally sell the goods lower than cost so they can decimate foreign industries until they're gone and can turn around and charge whatever they want without competition.
Also any of those tariff taxes end up back in the US economy, so in a way overall it's not more expensive, we just get it back in a round about way. And two 100% of stuff now bought in the US are kept in the country.
CoronaHoax 0 points 3 hours ago
No?
Inflation is not things just become more expensive. It's your dollar is just valued less entirely. Almost exclusively because more of it was printed.
You are literally arguing psyop media talking points.
Tariffs are basically just removing foreign goods from the market. How does that devalue the dollar?
Foreign goods are artificially lower than cost because of 1. slave labor, 2. negative tariffs set by our own subversive government, 3. foreign governments pumping certain industries with their tax payer money to intentionally sell the goods lower than cost so they can decimate foreign industries until they're gone and can turn around and charge whatever they want without competition.
Also any of those tariff taxes end up back in the US economy, so in a way overall it's not more expensive, we just get it back in a round about way. And two 100% of stuff now bought in the US are kept in the country.