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Your take on this reminds me of the Maryland Father thread....I can't believe that thread is still going after the way I was treated on the first day of it after pointing out Garcia was a human trafficker, wife beating MS-13 member. The silly thing about that thread is it took a few days for the truth to hit the mainstream media and by that time people were calling me out asking where I went to....all that time I was patiently waiting for you guys to find out he really was an MS-13 thug.

Since then the thread has been about Trump ignoring the judge that ruled the thug should be brought back. Anybody ever think if I had the info on Garcia just maybe his honor the judge might have seen he was a wife beating MS-13 human trafficking thug? It was right there in the record.

 

Most large companies have had to react to these tariffs and adjust supply chain planning. In computing sector, they had to stuff their channels before cost increases. Just a random example. There are going to be impacts to consumers of the tariffs.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/...l-computer-shipments-canalys-says-2025-04-09/

 

When will you lot understand that it does not matter what you say or read from Breitbart or Alex Jones? It has to be proven in court. Abrego Garcia is not the only person who had their rights violated either. There are plenty more that are coming to the surface. It's a huge L for the administration, so you need to prepare your fragile ego for it. They will be bringing them back for due process. The administration already softening their stance on it.

 

Who needs due process? The President should be able to be try anyone in the court of public opinion and be able to be judge, jury, and executioner too! And maybe NBC can create a new tv show too. Call it "Law and More Law!" Who needs the courtroom order. Just let the President decide.

 

Hey, I was thinking you could make better use of your vote next time.

 

I see you have quickly changed your tune from long term consequences to impacts. Impacts is a plenty fair way to assess the situation.

Completely agree the companies will adjust accordingly.

 

"Consequences" are the direct results or effects of an action, while "impacts" refer to the broader, longer-term, or more significant influences of those consequences. In essence, consequences are the initial effects, and impacts are the ripple effects

Yes, companies are adjusting because costs are about to increase for them and us. Hence, long term consequences of price increases.

Also companies are having to shift their supply chains in extremely short time frames with no certain information. There will be winners and losers and it will impact American job markets.

Tarrifs = taxes. Taxes reduce consumption. Reduced consumption = less jobs.

 

Seriously, please tell me you didn’t go anywhere near Warrington if you actually attended UF.

 

As I said…

Covid can hold your beer…

 

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What taxes were enacted with Covid that changed the long-term planning of supply chains? (with no analysis on outcomes to Americans; just napkin math that is enacted and reversed every other day)

Don't even understand your point. Do you not recall empty shelves being a problem during Covid?