Americans are presently paying 90% of the tariffs put up by Trump. That is an additional $1,000 per year, per household

[Winco]

What do you think 12 million more illiterate thirdworlders, $6 fuel, 19% inflation and 7.75% interest rates amounted to annually for productive Americans?

You are avoiding the effects of COVID and trumps OPEC+ deal

So convenient to blame others when trump fucked up the COVID response (other countries had far greater success battling COVID than trumps fucked up response)
AND
The failed OPEC+ deal which fucked our fuel supply. Thanks to trump.

You constantly avoid these two, but blame Biden for trumps **** ups.

 

[Nostra]

You are avoiding the effects of COVID and trumps OPEC+ deal

So convenient to blame others when trump fucked up the COVID response (other countries had far greater success battling COVID than trumps fucked up response)
AND
The failed OPEC+ deal which fucked our fuel supply. Thanks to trump.

You constantly avoid these two, but blame Biden for trumps **** ups.

More died in Tater’s first year, Simp.

 

[BrokeLoser]

I dont buy into your cult fantasies, sorry.

I suggest you do some research

Higher tariffs generally do not specifically benefit the rich directly through consumption but can favor them by enabling tax cuts, reducing foreign competition for specific domestic industries, and serving as a regressive tax that disproportionately burdens lower-income households. While tariffs aim to boost domestic manufacturing, they often increase consumer costs, which impacts lower-income households more than the wealthy, who save more and spend less on taxed goods.

It’s not that simple
You know and understand that many products are mixed with foreign and domestic components

For example…… give us an example of an item that we might buy.

1) Brand name of the item with no tariff
2) Brand name of similar item with a tariff.

If it’s that simple, then tell us that item(s).

Do your own research, I’m not worried about incurring the costs of tariffs, unproductive non contributing freeloading degenerates are. My Trump tax cuts, both corporate and personal combined with my savings on Trump fuel and with not incurring new costs related to brown parasites invading, I, like ALL good real core Americans are money WAYYYY ahead.

 

[Robert W]

Americans are presently paying 90% of the tariffs put up by Trump. That is an additional $1,000 per year per household

Try to help us understand. So, when all the other nations imposed steep tariffs on us, they really taxed their own citizens.

 

[Winco]

Do your own research

Too complex for you?

Here I sit in a fine TX Mexican restaurant AT 11:52, sucking on a Margarita and eating tacos on the deck in the Sun.

Am I paying a tariff on any of this meal?
Me, IDGAF, I’m not the one complaining about taxes.

I’m jutching about the trump LIES.

 

[Robert W]

Too complex for you?

Here I sit in a fine TX Mexican restaurant AT 11:52, sucking on a Margarita and eating tacos on the deck in the Sun.

Am I paying a tariff on any of this meal?
Me, IDGAF, I’m not the one complaining about taxes.

I’m jutching about the trump LIES.

You sure dance to a strange tune. Biden did it, l Obama did it too, but Winco says, hell yes, great.
Trump does the same thing ... Winco: "I hate that SOB".

Can you answer this. When the other nations hit the USA with high tariffs, are you saying they punished their own citizens, who paid those for us?

 

[The Irish Ram]

The Fed Reserve is very anti Trump and is costing us millions.
Do the people in other countries that tariff the shit out of our goods have to pay the price? No. Neither do we.
You are a slave to propaganda. There isn't one thing wrong with fair trade, unless you enjoy being taken advantage of...

 

[Luckyone]

Do your own research, I’m not worried about incurring the costs of tariffs, unproductive non contributing freeloading degenerates are. My Trump tax cuts, both corporate and personal combined with my savings on Trump fuel and with not incurring new costs related to brown parasites invading, I, like ALL good real core Americans are money WAYYYY ahead.

If you say so, then again and based on what you wrote, you are not among the poor or needy, are you.

It is all about this with you

 

[BrokeLoser]

You sure dance to a strange tune. Biden did it, l Obama did it too, but Winco says, hell yes, great.
Trump does the same thing ... Winco: "I hate that SOB".

Can you answer this. When the other nations hit the USA with high tariffs, are you saying they punished their own citizens, who paid those for us?

This has been proved by a recent research by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. "

Do the people in other countries that tariff the shit out of our goods have to pay the price? No. Neither do we.
You are a slave to propaganda. There isn't one thing wrong with fair trade, unless you enjoy being taken advantage of...

To libs, tariffs are like secure borders and aggressive immigration law…They only work for and in other nations.

 

[Nostra]

The Murder Cult cares nothing about how much Americans pay from MMGW green scam regulations.









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[BrokeLoser]

If you say so, then again and based on what you wrote, you are not among the poor or needy, are you.

It is all about this with you

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Yet the greed and the greatest inequalities you libs speak of to ad nauseam are found in all blue shitholes where it’s always feast or famine.

 

[Nostra]

Dole pineapples. Produced in Hawaii. No tarriff.

Agricrumo pineapples. Produced in Costa Rico. Tariffs.

Next?

:crickets: from Winco

I guess he didn’t really want an answer.




.

 

[jotathought]

Americans are presently paying 90% of the tariffs put up by Trump. That is an additional $1,000 per year per household​

New Fed report on Trump’s tariffs confirms what most economists warned about​

This has been proved by a recent research by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. "Nearly 90% of the economic burden is borne by American businesses and consumers

Research from the nonpartisan Tax Foundation indicates that tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, including those on China, the EU, Mexico, and Canada, cost the average U.S. household approximately $1,000 in 2025. This amount is projected to rise to $1,300 per household in 2026 if existing tariffs remain in place, with the costs primarily passed on to American consumers and businesses rather than foreign exporters.

and Trump announced this week that more tariffs are coming

Tariffs are taxes on imports — that part isn’t debated. The real debate is what they’re for and what they achieve.

Focusing only on short-term household cost estimates ignores the strategic objective behind tariffs: supply chain resilience, leverage in trade negotiations, and domestic production incentives.

If we’re going to talk about cost, we should also talk about dependency on China, industrial hollowing-out over decades, and long-term national security risk. Those have costs too — they’re just less visible on a receipt.

 

[Winco]

You sure dance to a strange tune. Biden did it, l Obama did it too, but Winco says, hell yes, great.
Trump does the same thing ... Winco: "I hate that SOB".

Can you answer this. When the other nations hit the USA with high tariffs, are you saying they punished their own citizens, who paid those for us?

Quote me just one time saying that I despise taxes including tariffs

What I constantly have stated is I can’t stand the nice trump lies about his tariffs
The LIES Robert. The LIES.
TRUMP still says that exporters pay the tariff. Which is a LIE, no matter how you spin it.

Yes, the Country imposing the tariffs is causing those foreign products to cost more. Have I said otherwise?

 

[BrokeLoser]

TRUMP still says that exporters pay the tariff. Which is a LIE, no matter how you spin it.

Are you sure a percentage of exporters aren’t reducing their cost of goods to allow for the increased tariff and maintain the final cost of goods?
Why would you jump to such a conclusion?

 

[Robert W]

Quote me just one time saying that I despise taxes including tariffs

What I constantly have stated is I can’t stand the nice trump lies about his tariffs
The LIES Robert. The LIES.
TRUMP still says that exporters pay the tariff. Which is a LIE, no matter how you spin it.

Yes, the Country imposing the tariffs is causing those foreign products to cost more. Have I said otherwise?

There is that dance again. Why do you refuse to answer simple questions.
When nations impose tariffs on the USA, are their own citizens actually paying the tariffs?

 

[Winco]

Yet the greed and the greatest inequalities you libs speak of to ad nauseam are found in all blue shitholes where it’s always feast or famine.

True, there is indeed poor in the so-called Blue Cities.

Now let’s look beyond nice rural, and into the Hallers and Backwoods.
Lots of poor people there too.

So what is your point?
There are Red Shitholes too

Look at Tulsa and OKC.
Totally Red Shitholes.

 

[Winco]

There is that dance again. Why do you refuse to answer simple questions.
When nations impose tariffs on the USA, are their own citizens actually paying the tariffs?

I answered that Simp
You even included my answer in your quote.

 

[Robert W]

True, there is indeed poor in the so-called Blue Cities.

Now let’s look beyond nice rural, and into the Hallers and Backwoods.
Lots of poor people there too.

So what is your point?
There are Red Shitholes too

Look at Tulsa and OKC.
Totally Red Shitholes.

Dance, dance, dance.

 

[Winco]

Dance, dance, dance.

Did you find that quote that you claimed I made about tariffs?