Andy_Ross
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First they came for the mexicans...
Then they came for the Muslims...
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First they came for the mexicans...
Didn't Trump say that the US is the most heavily-taxed country in the universe?![]()
He's full of crap.
But he SAID it!!!!![]()
I despise Trump but talk of the US becoming The Fourth Reich is a bit premature.
Trump just said that the trasistion is going smoothly, despite just about every news outlet saying otherwise.
I despise Trump but talk of the US becoming The Fourth Reich is a bit premature.
What's also true is that the road to a fascistic US government just got a little smoother.
I despise Trump but talk of the US becoming The Fourth Reich is a bit premature.
I despise Trump but talk of the US becoming The Fourth Reich is a bit premature.
I notice Trump has said he will consider tariffs on Mexican-made Fords. Probably not gonna happen.Ford wants to build all of its compact and subcompact cars in Mexico where the labor is cheaper and unlike foreign auto makers they don't have to pay a tariff because of NAFTA.
I don't know if 55 mpg by 2025 is doable at all, but if it's not, aren't manufacturers still on a level playing field? If they just stopped making trucks, people would still need vehicles. Ford could build some of those in Michigan or make awesome electric trucks.Here's the thing, the auto makers want lower cafe standards because there is no way to meet them with people buying gas guzzling trucks.
Sadly there will be job loss either way due to automation. Is it going to be much fun having a big truck when it drives itself?Ford is lying that jobs won't be lost in Michigan. They will. Not today or this year, but their will be job losse, because gas prices aren't permanently low.
You'd think by now most people would see the somewhat inverse relationship of having low-cost goods and high-wage jobs.
Probably not a perfect fit, but I couldn't come up with a better fit off the top of my head.That's a strange place to insert this. In what way is my question like this? If you answer "yes", then I'll simply say I disagree with you because I don't think the type of arms or training that the population has can stand to a modern army. If you say "no", then we agree. How can this question be seen as the same kind of trap as the classic one you typed?
ftfyAgain, I've not made any sort of flawed assumption. I've explained it to you again a few minutes ago. I am making a narrow point about the efficacy of armed civilian resistance **assuming the full support of the Military in putting a dictator in power**. Of course if the army refuses the obey illegal or immortal orders the entire point is moot.
I thought it was evident, since if it did, civilian participation is largely irrelevant.
Nor does voting yellow or green or purple in Washington.To be fair, voting red in California doesn't matter much.
Perhaps proportional attributions of electoral votes per state rather than winner-take-all policies would work better to encourage people to vote in their state, everything else being equal.
2.50 a gallon? Wow, it's almost double that up here!
Why do you thin it is evident that you assume the military will happily obey an illegal order?