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TerminatorB on Nostr: let me give you 3 examples: - increased tariffs. who actually pays these tariffs? the ...

let me give you 3 examples:
- increased tariffs. who actually pays these tariffs? the average american because prices can change overnight but suppliers and supply chains don't. manufacturers produce them at the same price, nothing changes, the difference is they keep selling them because some people really need the same products because they are irreplaceable

- Trump's announcements on social media; those close to him, including him, make money on the stock market, before any announcement these people place perfect buying positions/bets.


- the war in Iran: why did he attack? why did he attack without anyone knowing (allies) and then he still complains that no one helps him?
The answer is simple: the US has oil, other countries do not; and if you attack a country that can block the export of oil from other sources, the others will buy from the US and it will sell what it has much more expensive

The thing is that europe and other countries, including japan, are a bit fed up with the crap the US does and the abusive and insensibly offensive control and will change the page; in the end only the americans will suffer along with their national pride. How can you be born in a developed country and have a debt of over 100k$?