Deluge Posted Saturday at 12:26 AM Report Posted Saturday at 12:26 AM We'll be just fine. We're not the dipshits making all that crap that's sitting in the ports. https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/new-atlanticist/china-is-ready-to-eat-bitterness-in-the-trade-war-what-about-the-us/ Quote
SpankyMcFarland Posted Saturday at 02:04 AM Report Posted Saturday at 02:04 AM (edited) First off, who is the ‘we’ here? This is a Canadian forum. Next, consider another example of the bitterness diet. Three years ago Putin launched an entirely unnecessary invasion of his neighbour that he thought would end rapidly. Three years later Russia has suffered a vast number of killed and wounded and yet the war continues because one man wants it to. Next door the Grand Pooh-Bah runs a totalitarian state, controlling every aspect of life, that has been hit by tariffs from a foreign president. His party predecessors oversaw the deaths of millions of their citizens. I don’t have a crystal ball but I’m guessing he’s willing and able to wait a while. Edited Saturday at 05:37 AM by SpankyMcFarland Quote
Deluge Posted Saturday at 08:32 PM Author Report Posted Saturday at 08:32 PM 18 hours ago, SpankyMcFarland said: First off, who is the ‘we’ here? This is a Canadian forum. And this is a United States thread. We, a$$hole, as in Americans. We will be just fine. Quote
Deluge Posted Saturday at 08:37 PM Author Report Posted Saturday at 08:37 PM 18 hours ago, SpankyMcFarland said: Next, consider another example of the bitterness diet. Three years ago Putin launched an entirely unnecessary invasion of his neighbour that he thought would end rapidly. Three years later Russia has suffered a vast number of killed and wounded and yet the war continues because one man wants it to. Next door the Grand Pooh-Bah runs a totalitarian state, controlling every aspect of life, that has been hit by tariffs from a foreign president. His party predecessors oversaw the deaths of millions of their citizens. I don’t have a crystal ball but I’m guessing he’s willing and able to wait a while. We'll see how the people of China take it, as I'm sure their leaders will be fine regardless of what happens. Like I said, we'll be just fine. Quote
CdnFox Posted yesterday at 02:46 AM Report Posted yesterday at 02:46 AM 6 hours ago, Deluge said: We'll see how the people of China take it, as I'm sure their leaders will be fine regardless of what happens. Like I said, we'll be just fine. Not if it goes on too long. Do not be mistaken in thinking this doesn't hurt America as well. The danger here is that two hard-headed people will dig in just leave things the way they are forever. Which is in some ways how we got the first great depression. At some point one of these two is going to have to make a move I look for a resolution. You can't just stay gridlock forever like this it does a lot of damage to the united states economy and china's and it increases the chances of hostility in that region just as boycotts and tariffs on Japan led to world war II. This is not without consequence. For either party. I'm a little concerned with the exit strategy is going to turn out to be and even more concerned that they don't have one Quote There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
Deluge Posted 22 hours ago Author Report Posted 22 hours ago 11 hours ago, CdnFox said: Not if it goes on too long. Do not be mistaken in thinking this doesn't hurt America as well. The danger here is that two hard-headed people will dig in just leave things the way they are forever. Which is in some ways how we got the first great depression. At some point one of these two is going to have to make a move I look for a resolution. You can't just stay gridlock forever like this it does a lot of damage to the united states economy and china's and it increases the chances of hostility in that region just as boycotts and tariffs on Japan led to world war II. This is not without consequence. For either party. I'm a little concerned with the exit strategy is going to turn out to be and even more concerned that they don't have one This is a good point. Just the other day I was asking myself what if China says f*ck it and attacks? I don't want to wait it out either, but if we have to, we'll do better than they will. Quote
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