It's started

[IM2]

Abandon ship! Going down fast!

I guess you like having 37 trillion in debt and thought it could be dealt with easily.

We are 37 trillion in debt because of racism/sexism. Without these two inhibitors, America would be at least 14 trillion ahead.

Tariffs are not going to make up for the debt. They will increase it.

 

[Flopper]

Poor baby. I guess you will have to get a second job or start cheating on your food stamp deposit to stretch your money farther.

Serves you right from getting your meds out of Canada.

They probably spit on the pills before sending them anyway.

I get no food stamps and the Medicare drug program sucks big time.
I buy generic asthma inhalers from Canada which come from Indian which did cost me $35 a month, now it's $59. US price is $195 monthly. It's a bargain even at $59. I guess the additional cost is for Trump's insane war on the rest of world.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

I scratched my cornea really bad the other day I've been stuck inside I can barely see
I couldn't even f****** drive like girlfriend had to take me to the emergency room
My antibiotic ointment for my eye was only 15 bucks

It's f***** up it's affecting the other eye it's weird cause there's nothing wrong with the other eye
Feeling a little better tonight but it's still a kind of torture yeah

I had to turn the brightness way down on the tablet otherwise it hurts

I wonder what the emergency room billed my insurance
98,000 dollars and 14 cent

 

[Flopper]

Sounds like tariffs are not the ONLY reason for the increases.

Perhaps it's time you began buying from an AMERICAN pharmacy again?

We are not suffering through this on behalf of the Ten Percent.

We are suffering through this in a long-overdue attempt to reestablish American Self-Sufficiency in a manufacturing context.

We are at-present frightfully dependent upon foreign governments who oftentimes do not have our best interests at-heart.

That needs to change.

What we are experiencing now is an attempt to make that very change.

Elevating the Ten Percent and making it our Twenty Percent, instead, and reestablishing Self-Sufficiency, is the hoped-for outcome.

Will that materialize? TBD. Stay tuned to your favorite news outlet for the answer. Same Bat Time. Same Bat Channel.

America can give the rest of the world an F you and still be self sufficient. However that does not mean American will have the same standard of living they have today

You crave to bring back American manufacturing plants but the fact is without help from abroad we lack the skills to build those plants, manage them, and provide the technology to support them. Most of the Americans we are turning out of our public school systems are suited only for the lowest level of manual labor.

 

[Flopper]

America can give the rest of the world an F you and still be self sufficient. However that does not mean American will have the same standard of of living they have today

You crave to bring back American manufacturing plants but the fact is without help from abroad we lack the skills to build those plants, manage them, and provide the technology to support them. Most of the Americans we are turning out of our public school systems are suited only for the lowest level of manual labor, providing you can get them to work.

 

[IM2]

America can give the rest of the world an F you and still be self sufficient. However that does not mean American will have the same standard of living they have today

You crave to bring back American manufacturing plants but the fact is without help from abroad we lack the skills to build those plants, manage them, and provide the technology to support them. Most of the Americans we are turning out of our public school systems are suited only for the lowest level of manual labor.

Public or private school, if all you have is a high school diploma, you will only be suited for low level jobs.

 

[Flopper]

I scratched my cornea really bad the other day I've been stuck inside I can barely see
I couldn't even f****** drive like girlfriend had to take me to the emergency room
My antibiotic ointment for my eye was only 15 bucks

It's f***** up it's affecting the other eye it's weird cause there's nothing wrong with the other eye
Feeling a little better tonight but it's still a kind of torture yeah

I had to turn the brightness way down on the tablet otherwise it hurts

I wonder what the emergency room billed my insurance
98,000 dollars and 14 cent

Sorry to hear about your problem. The financing of the American medical system really sucks.

I have a grandson who is 23. He was diagnosed with Schizophrenia at 16. He has been in at least 15 hospitals, probably cost the goverment at least a million bucks. All he needs is a place to live with someone to check on him and remind him to take his medication. I guess he will spend the rest of his life cycling between group housing, hospitals and jails. No one cares about his well being or the huge costs.

 

[Independent thinker]

Last month, I paid $35 for my prescription from Canada. This month, it's jumped to $59—a staggering 68% increase. I was also considering a high-quality 50-foot garden hose at Home Depot. A couple of months ago, it was $44. Today, it's $55—up 25%. I expected some price increases, maybe around 15%, but this is beyond unreasonable.


Meanwhile, 12.9 million Americans work in manufacturing, making up just 9.6% of the total U.S. workforce. That means the other 90% of us are left to bear the burden of rising costs, with no real evidence that tariffs will revive American manufacturing jobs. So, who really benefits?

What do you have against American companies?

 

[Flopper]

What do you have against American companies?

what a silly question

 

[0311]

Last month, I paid $35 for my prescription from Canada. This month, it's jumped to $59—a staggering 68% increase. I was also considering a high-quality 50-foot garden hose at Home Depot. A couple of months ago, it was $44. Today, it's $55—up 25%. I expected some price increases, maybe around 15%, but this is beyond unreasonable.


Meanwhile, 12.9 million Americans work in manufacturing, making up just 9.6% of the total U.S. workforce. That means the other 90% of us are left to bear the burden of rising costs, with no real evidence that tariffs will revive American manufacturing jobs. So, who really benefits?

Blame the Orange Shit Gibbon.