Trump berates Danish PM over Greenland in ‘horrendous’ phone call
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Sorry for multiple posts, but my points are different.
Impose tariffs on Denmark? Do you all know what we import from Denmark? Medication and medical devices. So that would further increase the cost of healthcare in the US. He already signed an executive order to undo the $35 insulin cap for Medicaid recipients. He is actively raising healthcare prices.
Tariffs would only hurt both countries.
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It's also an integrated EU economy, so I'd assume the entire European single market would retaliate.
But yeah, he doesn't care about or understand that. Or at least won't until there's active unrest in America over the crazy inflation and layoffs.
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fuck the citizens of the usa
i think it is safe to say there is absolutely no place left where ppl dont hate on you now.
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That's bullshit. Hate the government, not its people. The number of people who DIDN'T vote for that shitbag is more than every country in Europe except for Germany, Turkey, and Russia.
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That's a you problem. Get your fucking dog back on a leash. Most US voters voted for this and the ones who don't vote don't matter.
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It's an everywhere problem. Far-right candidates are winning elections all over the world. The US, as usual, is going over the top and is speedrunning towards the Fourth Reich, but we won't be the only ones if everyone else doesn't get their shit together as well.
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Far-right candidates in other countries aren't openly musing about annexing allies through military force.
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None of that is ever blamed on the Republican president in office though.
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Not yet, no. If they're allowed to continue unimpeded they'll likely go the same way the US is now.
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To date, it hasn't been the president's fault. The shit they do makes it's way to workers and consumers well after they leave office, for the most part. This would be different, and in some cases very uneven - if there's an accross-the-board 25% tariff with Canada, the Detroit auto industry basically shuts down and lays everyone off today.
