Socialist mayor’s blunt 1-word message to fleeing millionaires sparks outrage - "BYE"

Originally posted by: David Miller

  You, like most ignorant liberals, are a moron. The wealthiest tax payers are not the problem - the failed, fraudlent DemocRAT policies are the problem. Tariffs did not hit the classes you lie about - they hit the other nations and made them trade fairly with America and have brought jobs back to America. You really are to stupid to see the forest for the trees.


Do you still think that when a tariff is placed on a country's goods, that country pays the tariff? 

 

The tariff is paid by the AMERICAN company or individual importing the items. 

Originally posted by: LiveFreeNW

Do you still think that when a tariff is placed on a country's goods, that country pays the tariff? 

 

The tariff is paid by the AMERICAN company or individual importing the items. 


  From Google today - Key Effects of Tariffs:Protection for Domestic Industry: By making imported goods more expensive, tariffs encourage consumers to buy locally produced alternatives, sheltering domestic companies from foreign competition. -- Revenue Generation: They serve as a source of income for governments. -- Trade Negotiation Tool: Governments use tariffs to pressure other countries to change policies or address trade imbalances. --- Reducing Trade Deficits: Attempting to reduce the gap between imports and exports. --- Political Pressure: Influencing foreign governments on non-trade issues, such as illegal drug trafficking or immigration. -- In summary -- Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported goods to protect domestic industries from foreign competition, generate government revenue, and serve as leverage in international trade negotiations. By making imported products more expensive, they encourage consumers to buy locally produced alternatives, while also serving as tools for national security and foreign policy --- Why does President Trump want tariffs? -Donald Trump views tariffs as a central tool to boost the U.S. economy, protect American manufacturing, and increase government revenue. His primary goals are to force companies to move manufacturing back to the U.S. ("reshoring"), reduce the trade deficit, and leverage them as negotiation tools against other nations on issues like immigration and drug trafficking -- Now, for the flip side, the side you always hear about --Tariffs are a double-edged sword, acting as taxes on imports that protect domestic industries and jobs but generally leading to higher consumer prices, supply chain disruptions, and potential retaliatory trade wars. While they can boost local manufacturing in specific sectors, they often raise costs for businesses reliant on imported materials and lower overall economic efficiency.

Originally posted by: David Miller

  From Google today - Key Effects of Tariffs:Protection for Domestic Industry: By making imported goods more expensive, tariffs encourage consumers to buy locally produced alternatives, sheltering domestic companies from foreign competition. -- Revenue Generation: They serve as a source of income for governments. -- Trade Negotiation Tool: Governments use tariffs to pressure other countries to change policies or address trade imbalances. --- Reducing Trade Deficits: Attempting to reduce the gap between imports and exports. --- Political Pressure: Influencing foreign governments on non-trade issues, such as illegal drug trafficking or immigration. -- In summary -- Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported goods to protect domestic industries from foreign competition, generate government revenue, and serve as leverage in international trade negotiations. By making imported products more expensive, they encourage consumers to buy locally produced alternatives, while also serving as tools for national security and foreign policy --- Why does President Trump want tariffs? -Donald Trump views tariffs as a central tool to boost the U.S. economy, protect American manufacturing, and increase government revenue. His primary goals are to force companies to move manufacturing back to the U.S. ("reshoring"), reduce the trade deficit, and leverage them as negotiation tools against other nations on issues like immigration and drug trafficking -- Now, for the flip side, the side you always hear about --Tariffs are a double-edged sword, acting as taxes on imports that protect domestic industries and jobs but generally leading to higher consumer prices, supply chain disruptions, and potential retaliatory trade wars. While they can boost local manufacturing in specific sectors, they often raise costs for businesses reliant on imported materials and lower overall economic efficiency.


So who pays the tariffs, the importing country or the exporting country where the goods originated?

 

You said, repeating Trump's idiocy, that the exporting country pays them. Why don't you ask Google whether or not that is true?

Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

So who pays the tariffs, the importing country or the exporting country where the goods originated?

 

You said, repeating Trump's idiocy, that the exporting country pays them. Why don't you ask Google whether or not that is true?


  Read it again, dumbass. The benefits of tariffs far outweigh the increase of prices to consumers. In the long run, America and Americans come out way ahead.


Originally posted by: David Miller

  Read it again, dumbass. The benefits of tariffs far outweigh the increase of prices to consumers. In the long run, America and Americans come out way ahead.


I didn't ask you about benefits to consumers. I asked you who pays tariffs, the importers or the exporters?

 

Simple question. Can you answer it? It's the most basic aspect of tariffs: who pays them?

Have you ever seen so called conservatives be so supportive, even enthusiastic, over higher, new federal taxes?  Apparently raising  taxes benefits Americans now?!?!  Odd.  

Originally posted by: LiveFreeNW

Do you still think that when a tariff is placed on a country's goods, that country pays the tariff? 

 

The tariff is paid by the AMERICAN company or individual importing the items. 


Did you find it interesting that Miller didn't answer your question with his own response, but had to post items from Google?  

 

 

Originally posted by: Edso

Did you find it interesting that Miller didn't answer your question with his own response, but had to post items from Google?  

 

 


Miller continually gets asked questions he can't answer. His Google posts usually don't provide an answer, either, as this latest one didn't.

 

Simple question. Who pays tariffs? I think even Google could answer that for him. But he doesn't want to copy and paste anything that proves him and his orange master wrong.

Originally posted by: Dealer1

Have you ever seen so called conservatives be so supportive, even enthusiastic, over higher, new federal taxes?  Apparently raising  taxes benefits Americans now?!?!  Odd.  


This is a large part of an effort to shift federal tax burdens from the rich (see: Big Pig Bill) to the middle class and the poor. The rich are at most, mildly inconvenienced by Turdiffs. The rest of us are being hurt, some very badly.

 

Because we now have a MAGA government that serves the rich, it makes sense that "conservatives" support whatever taxation policies make the rich richer.

Originally posted by: Edso

Did you find it interesting that Miller didn't answer your question with his own response, but had to post items from Google?  

 

 


I can't say I was very surprised. 

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