Trump announces tariffs of 30% on the European Union, starting August 1.
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The layout. It burns.
THE Capitalization IS very Random and i feel that adds To an Aura Of AUTHORITY.
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This may be a stupid question, but... is "Excellency" used in a presidential context?:| I've only ever known it to be used when talking about monarchy and the Pope...
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So basically they're paying us 30% more for our products? Sure, why not.
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THE Capitalization IS very Random and i feel that adds To an Aura Of AUTHORITY.
TRADE is capitalized because is IMPORTANT.
Imagine being President of the EU commission and having to deal with a toddler. -
I'd have thrown that in the bin as spam if I didn't know better
wrote last edited by [email protected]Thank you for your attention to this matter
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So basically they're paying us 30% more for our products? Sure, why not.
That‘s not how tariffs work. This is basically a EU-tax that american importers need to pay.
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They need to stop pussy-footing around with Trump.
He says 30, they need to reciprocate with 60 percent, and will back down to 20 when he cancels the 30.
Make it permanently harmful to threaten this bullshit.
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I'd have thrown that in the bin as spam if I didn't know better
wrote last edited by [email protected]It’s like half a month so he can go back and forth 2-3 times. Let’s see.
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since when is the president of the European commission addressed as your excellency
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THE Capitalization IS very Random and i feel that adds To an Aura Of AUTHORITY.
I can't fuckin stand it, it drives me nuts
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TRADE is capitalized because is IMPORTANT.
Imagine being President of the EU commission and having to deal with a toddler.I can't stand her and I'm so sorry she has to deal with this. #HugsForUschi
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So basically they're paying us 30% more for our products? Sure, why not.
No. They are paying 30% tax to the USA, for anything imported from the EU.
Not that it makes a difference, but I'm boycotting everything I can from the USA.
No more taking at Esso or Jet. No more Prince rolls. No more Coca-Cola. Cancelled Netflix.
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Is that supposed to be English?
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I can't decide what's the
bestworstbestmost stand-out part, I keep coming back and rereading.You will never be disappointed with The United States of America.
Are you selling us a car?
Therefore, we invite you to participate in the extraordinary Economy of the United States, the Number One Market in the World, by far.
We'd absolutely LOVE to but unfortunately we have to wash our hair. So sorry. Next time, for sure. Love you, kisses!
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Ah yes my favorite Country, the European Union.
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In ideal world EU should agree on a handful of red state exports on which we'd apply say 10%, let the US exporters explain their president why that's wrong and only then enter the negotiations with the US and whatever then the outcome is GET IT IN THE WRITING with his signature.
Yes, he would then try to blame the "evil EU", but having a written and signed agreement is the only way to prevent this monthly "it's on - and now it's off" charade.
Now unfortunately even if anybody had the balls to actually propose it there is too many actors who would shoot any such proposal down. Be it because of fear for their exports or just to be contrarian.
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THE Capitalization IS very Random and i feel that adds To an Aura Of AUTHORITY.
Pleade do not Retaliate.
What a clown show.
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These Tariffs may be modified, upward or downward, depending on our relationship with your Country.
First, what the fuck is that random capitalization?
Second, so your giving us in writing, that these tariffs
maywill be modified at will if you feel so.Third, which country are you talking about? Europe is a continent. EU is a union of independent countries/nations.
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since when is the president of the European commission addressed as your excellency
In the UN, everyone is addressed like that, including the heads of missions. I wouldn't be surprised if the presidents of the European Commission and European Council also get addressed like this.
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This may be a stupid question, but... is "Excellency" used in a presidential context?:| I've only ever known it to be used when talking about monarchy and the Pope...
It's mostly used in an international political context. In the UN, it's what everyone uses, so why not?
Generally, ambassadors and leaders of UN missions get the form of address too, so I guess it makes sense, even if it's a bit archaic.
