I'm 63 and have seen this "movie" before. Trumps tax cuts will lead to artificial growth and increased deficits, his tariffs will lead to inflation, his deregulation will lead to another financial crisis which of course will be bailed out by the government with you and I paying for it. Thanks Donald!!
Yeah ur right all this happened between 2016-2020 when he was in office right? Oh wait... High inflation, increased deficit spending and financial crises sounds more like the last 4 years to me 😂
And that only covers the very most immediate policies. There are a LOT more even more worrisome policies that could collapse our federal government and economy if allowed to proceed. Mass deportation of a huge amount of existing critical workers; unemployment of massive amounts of federal workers and federal discretionary spending (economically productive institutions that could have multiplying losses if suddenly absent); erosion of rule of law / corruption (seriously what tanks most poor economies in illiberal countries around the world); interfering with monetary policies in disastrous ways for mob rule; … a lot of me hopes Americans will not allow this all to go through when they see the disaster of things like sudden day 1 tariffs on inflation, but we are in a really bad spot regarding the court system and political appointments as compared to last time when institutionalist Republicans like in his cabinet blocked the worst of what he wanted to do.
@@MrIGameHardBecause the supply shocks of COVID-19 were totally unique to America and not way worse in the rest of the developed world? Grow a brain please.
@@ImBalance None of his policies did anything y'all are saying it will from 16-20 but y'all have no trouble strawmanning anyways 😂 but keep at it you have 4 more years of whining to do
@MrIGameHard Trump was blocked from doing the most disastrous things he wanted to do by his own cabinet members (the “adults in the room”) and Congress and the Supreme Court. All of those variables will be significantly different this time, and the policies he has said he wants to do are pretty much universally way more disastrous for the economy. I’m not “y’all”. I didn’t think his 2016 presidency would be a disaster. So, maybe stop assuming that everybody is either “us” or “them” because it’s just not true and entirely misses the point that we should do what is best for this country and the world, not for your personal political tribe or whatever.
Did you forget that the other side was doing it in much larger droves? Yet they lost and now are in debt after spending 1.3 bill. Then comes the ones who are trying to shove off actual voter fraud? Caught sending out voter tickets to illegals in large numbers. "accident, we swear ahue"- jena griswold and others who have been caught.
You mean the market was not already showing a similar trend to the previous crashes? It doesn't matter who you chose. It was going to happen regardless. Only thing we can hope for now is they don't screw up.
@@apexonEvery government is well funded. The problem is efficiency with their funding. But they're not efficient. They're ran by people who know their salary is the same no matter how much government cash they're using. The government hires someone to paint a fence? 500 dollars per plank of wood you say, sure, whatever. Not my cash. (Pays) Seriously. Being a government contracted company, if you can manage it, is an IRL infinite money glitch.
If you voted Trump, then he will definitely screw it up. Trump couldn’t manage inheriting a good economy, much less a bad one. The second there was a crisis he contradicted the professional and sided with politics instead of the safety and needs of the people.
no. it is true that cost-of-living ratios are bad right now for pretty much most americans, but that's not what a recession actually is; the US economy has still been growing the whole time, but what's really happened is that as always the growth is concentrated at the top quintiles. trump doesn't have a plan to address that.
You're being facetious but like buddy...have you ever like open up history book? Or at least lived through the early 2000s? We've been through this multiple times now, pay attention.
I'm more inclined to put money into the TSX right now. Trump seems to have zero clue as to what he's doing, and if Canada moves away from trading so much with the US, then so be it. We could just as easily trade with the EU or Britain.
We are going to see shit show after shit show! We have a country full of hypocrites, racist, and stupid people. It’s embarrassing that he will our president again!
Idiots like is why you lost. Now explain why your party just triggered WW3 in a hissy fit over losing the election. But sure tell me how J6 was the worst day in history and not Biden sending missiles into Russia.
Prices rose too much with covid and the war in ukraine, of course a recession is coming, these prices need to go down, and economically speaking prices only lower when there is a recession.
Haha, bro, you do not understand economics 😂 Bro name me one statistic that's been accurate to reality 🤣😂 They are literally a joke because they're not accurate
How do people like you still exist after 3 republican caused financial crises? Every single one of America's recent problem down to even its decline has pretty much been spearheaded by republicans. From global image to just fianncial mismanagement, anyone with a brain could see that they're responsible for most of it in the past 30 or more years at least. And its not some spooky unknowable because its literally just history with clear connections between actions, policies and inaction and the resulting downstream effects. 1976 they get booted because of oil shock and watergate, but like goldfish the public forgets and lets them in again in 1980. 1992 out after recession, "jobless recovery," S&L scandal, etc., 1994 back in. 2006 and 2008 thrown out for WMD exposure, sluggish economy, Katrina fiasco, then financial collapse, 2010 back in. like wtf is wrong with americans? Besides half of them having the reading comprehension of a 5th grader that is.
From the non-MSM geo-pol analysts I read, the majority of the Taiwanian people would prefer reuniting with the mainland, just those that are aligned with the Western installed leader want to stay independent. I say let China and Taiwan work it out and the West learn to worry about their own crumbling sphere. JMO.
Wtf have you actually visited Taiwan or talked to anyone there?? Absolutely bonkers that anyone is claiming reunification would be the preferred outcome for Taiwanese people. China is an authoritarian backwater compared to Taiwan and they are very different cultures due to the influence of Japanese occupation.
What the heck, you saying to have them just work it out is just so unbelievably shortsighted and stupid. If China invaded Taiwan, the entire world would suffer.
yeah, where did those sources come from? that was probably a CCP propaganda poll. cooked numbers and all. i don't buy that. nothing china says is believable.
I know i wasn't looking at you the full time. But You never blinked your eyes. I had a starring contest with u and you won. Duck. Great Video
try weed next time and see if you do better
I have a shorter layman version...."FOR SALE: The UNITED STATES" Donvict's seventh (and last) bankruptcy.
I'm 63 and have seen this "movie" before. Trumps tax cuts will lead to artificial growth and increased deficits, his tariffs will lead to inflation, his deregulation will lead to another financial crisis which of course will be bailed out by the government with you and I paying for it. Thanks Donald!!
Yeah ur right all this happened between 2016-2020 when he was in office right? Oh wait... High inflation, increased deficit spending and financial crises sounds more like the last 4 years to me 😂
And that only covers the very most immediate policies. There are a LOT more even more worrisome policies that could collapse our federal government and economy if allowed to proceed. Mass deportation of a huge amount of existing critical workers; unemployment of massive amounts of federal workers and federal discretionary spending (economically productive institutions that could have multiplying losses if suddenly absent); erosion of rule of law / corruption (seriously what tanks most poor economies in illiberal countries around the world); interfering with monetary policies in disastrous ways for mob rule; … a lot of me hopes Americans will not allow this all to go through when they see the disaster of things like sudden day 1 tariffs on inflation, but we are in a really bad spot regarding the court system and political appointments as compared to last time when institutionalist Republicans like in his cabinet blocked the worst of what he wanted to do.
@@MrIGameHardBecause the supply shocks of COVID-19 were totally unique to America and not way worse in the rest of the developed world? Grow a brain please.
@@ImBalance None of his policies did anything y'all are saying it will from 16-20 but y'all have no trouble strawmanning anyways 😂 but keep at it you have 4 more years of whining to do
@MrIGameHard Trump was blocked from doing the most disastrous things he wanted to do by his own cabinet members (the “adults in the room”) and Congress and the Supreme Court. All of those variables will be significantly different this time, and the policies he has said he wants to do are pretty much universally way more disastrous for the economy. I’m not “y’all”. I didn’t think his 2016 presidency would be a disaster. So, maybe stop assuming that everybody is either “us” or “them” because it’s just not true and entirely misses the point that we should do what is best for this country and the world, not for your personal political tribe or whatever.
Forgot to say elon was buying votes for trump.
Like simpsons said vote/ paid
Did you forget that the other side was doing it in much larger droves? Yet they lost and now are in debt after spending 1.3 bill. Then comes the ones who are trying to shove off actual voter fraud? Caught sending out voter tickets to illegals in large numbers. "accident, we swear ahue"- jena griswold and others who have been caught.
I believe the economy may get a little bit worse short-term but in long-term it will begin to recover at an alarming rate.
You mean the market was not already showing a similar trend to the previous crashes? It doesn't matter who you chose. It was going to happen regardless. Only thing we can hope for now is they don't screw up.
NO, it does matter and here's why, you can make it worse. A fire in the kitchen is bad, but a fire in the kitchen *and* the living room is worse.
true, typically well funded governments are way less prone to recession so it will be interesting to see
@@apexonEvery government is well funded. The problem is efficiency with their funding.
But they're not efficient. They're ran by people who know their salary is the same no matter how much government cash they're using. The government hires someone to paint a fence? 500 dollars per plank of wood you say, sure, whatever. Not my cash. (Pays)
Seriously. Being a government contracted company, if you can manage it, is an IRL infinite money glitch.
If you voted Trump, then he will definitely screw it up. Trump couldn’t manage inheriting a good economy, much less a bad one. The second there was a crisis he contradicted the professional and sided with politics instead of the safety and needs of the people.
We're already in a recession
Do you know the definition? Please try facts not feelings.
no. it is true that cost-of-living ratios are bad right now for pretty much most americans, but that's not what a recession actually is; the US economy has still been growing the whole time, but what's really happened is that as always the growth is concentrated at the top quintiles. trump doesn't have a plan to address that.
In chaos, theft is much easier
Ready yourselves for a new crop of Oligarchs.
You are refreshingly analytical and of sound mind.
Im wondering if you could please tell me the lotto numbers
You're being facetious but like buddy...have you ever like open up history book? Or at least lived through the early 2000s? We've been through this multiple times now, pay attention.
@@stupidduck3200hehe feces
My macroeconomics professor was talking about this in class today.
I'm more inclined to put money into the TSX right now. Trump seems to have zero clue as to what he's doing, and if Canada moves away from trading so much with the US, then so be it. We could just as easily trade with the EU or Britain.
We are going to see shit show after shit show! We have a country full of hypocrites, racist, and stupid people. It’s embarrassing that he will our president again!
Idiots like is why you lost. Now explain why your party just triggered WW3 in a hissy fit over losing the election. But sure tell me how J6 was the worst day in history and not Biden sending missiles into Russia.
I don't like Tik Tok or use it but as a supporter of the free market I say let it be what it'll be.
Prices rose too much with covid and the war in ukraine, of course a recession is coming, these prices need to go down, and economically speaking prices only lower when there is a recession.
Sure Jan 😂
Haha, bro, you do not understand economics 😂
Bro name me one statistic that's been accurate to reality 🤣😂
They are literally a joke because they're not accurate
The recessions are also known as "A Democrat is in the Whitehouse"
The last 2 times a recession happened a republican was in the white house
Hoover, Bush, and Trump were all in office while some of the most notable recessions in the past century hit.
@@Gich101 Incorrect. This happened during 2022, when Biden was president. Two or more quarters of a decline in economic growth = recession
Have you forgotten how many recessions started with a Republican in the White House? It’s a tradition as old as 1929.
How do people like you still exist after 3 republican caused financial crises? Every single one of America's recent problem down to even its decline has pretty much been spearheaded by republicans. From global image to just fianncial mismanagement, anyone with a brain could see that they're responsible for most of it in the past 30 or more years at least. And its not some spooky unknowable because its literally just history with clear connections between actions, policies and inaction and the resulting downstream effects. 1976 they get booted because of oil shock and watergate, but like goldfish the public forgets and lets them in again in 1980. 1992 out after recession, "jobless recovery," S&L scandal, etc., 1994 back in. 2006 and 2008 thrown out for WMD exposure, sluggish economy, Katrina fiasco, then financial collapse, 2010 back in. like wtf is wrong with americans? Besides half of them having the reading comprehension of a 5th grader that is.
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From the non-MSM geo-pol analysts I read, the majority of the Taiwanian people would prefer reuniting with the mainland, just those that are aligned with the Western installed leader want to stay independent. I say let China and Taiwan work it out and the West learn to worry about their own crumbling sphere. JMO.
Wtf have you actually visited Taiwan or talked to anyone there?? Absolutely bonkers that anyone is claiming reunification would be the preferred outcome for Taiwanese people. China is an authoritarian backwater compared to Taiwan and they are very different cultures due to the influence of Japanese occupation.
What the heck, you saying to have them just work it out is just so unbelievably shortsighted and stupid. If China invaded Taiwan, the entire world would suffer.
yeah, where did those sources come from? that was probably a CCP propaganda poll. cooked numbers and all. i don't buy that. nothing china says is believable.
@@scotthannan8669 Including and especially China.
@@Tony-m5t why “especially” China?