General Trump Administration F**kery Thread
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Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
Trump seems like a bytch
He’d fold and couldn’t resort to physical confrontation to a man or a woman
When Cohen said Mr. Trump would never I believed him
Trump's new tariff proposals include a 25% tax on video game consoles
The United States and China have been engaging in intense trade negotiations for quite some time now. Both sides have attempted to get the upper hand by raising tariffs on the other, and the situation is still escalating. Unfortunately, there’s a very real chance that the video game industry will be caught in the crossfire. The Office of the United States Trade Representative has just published the list of newly-proposed import taxes. The list comes at the behest of United States President Donald Trump. A quick search reveals that video game consoles are on the list.
New tariffs on video game consoles
Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony all manufacture many of their products in Chinese plants. If these new tariffs pass, all of those parts will be hit with a 25% import tax. The current price is 10%, so that’s a pretty steep increase. Gamers could end up paying the price in the form of more expensive consoles and computer parts. The Entertainment Software Association has weighed in, expressing their disapproval.
The video game industry boasts a trade surplus for the American economy. Tariffs will hurt the American economy, its industries, and its consumers.
Donald Trump first proposed these tariffs late last year, but at the time no action was taken. Now the plans are in writing, and they could be made official in one month. Public hearings will begin on June 17, just after the video game industry wraps up E3. Depending on how the discussions go, the tariffs could be put in place as early as June 24. Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on June 28 at a summit of leaders in Japan. If the additional tariffs are not in place then, those talks will be key in deciding the fate of these plans.
Look at THIS bullshyt!!!
The United States and China have been engaging in intense trade negotiations for quite some time now. Both sides have attempted to get the upper hand by raising tariffs on the other, and the situation is still escalating. Unfortunately, there’s a very real chance that the video game industry will be caught in the crossfire. The Office of the United States Trade Representative has just published the list of newly-proposed import taxes. The list comes at the behest of United States President Donald Trump. A quick search reveals that video game consoles are on the list.
New tariffs on video game consoles
Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony all manufacture many of their products in Chinese plants. If these new tariffs pass, all of those parts will be hit with a 25% import tax. The current price is 10%, so that’s a pretty steep increase. Gamers could end up paying the price in the form of more expensive consoles and computer parts. The Entertainment Software Association has weighed in, expressing their disapproval.
The video game industry boasts a trade surplus for the American economy. Tariffs will hurt the American economy, its industries, and its consumers.
Donald Trump first proposed these tariffs late last year, but at the time no action was taken. Now the plans are in writing, and they could be made official in one month. Public hearings will begin on June 17, just after the video game industry wraps up E3. Depending on how the discussions go, the tariffs could be put in place as early as June 24. Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on June 28 at a summit of leaders in Japan. If the additional tariffs are not in place then, those talks will be key in deciding the fate of these plans.
Look at THIS bullshyt!!!
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Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts issued a public apology to the middle school, where the majority of students are black or Latino.
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Black students on a field trip said they were told ‘no food, no drink, no watermelon.’ Now the museum is apologizing.
Accusations of racism at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts have prompted a larger conversation about how elite cultural institutions can be uncomfortable spaces for people of color.
all of New England can suck my dikk.
it's beautiful and in the fall it's incredible but fukk that whole area in general.
driving around boston it the woat.
no street signs.
one way streets everywhere.
no grid pattern for the city streets....
don't even get me started on the sports fans.
i lived in New England for a hot minute and never registered my car there.
i was riding around with NY plates and rocking a NY fitted hat every day.
yo, i got stories.
He's 6'3", 240lbs. Way way bigger than his wives. And he seems completely incapable of keeping his own emotions under check, especially when he doesn't get his way. If he was having an altercation with one of his wives and she didn't fold and go his way? I just don't see what else he would do.
I see no scenario where Trump hasn't hit his wives.
We have one who accused him of rape.
So there's probably of a mix of that, physical abuse, and I'm his old age just storming out and buying p*ssy.
these soulless libertarians infecting Silicon Valley deserve prison time.
Anderson had her stuttering the whole interview. I don't even think she believed what she was saying.
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ADevilYouKhow
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They can but when the dealers, addicts and makers are white people they make excuses about it...
I don't see the DEA and SWAT rolling up on the sackler family like they do in the hood for low level weed dealers...but america...
That's his base, of course, he won't stop the makers, suppliers and users.
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Fast Money & Foreign Objects
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“You shouldn’t disseminate information that you know is ultimately doctored,” Texas congressman Will Hurd said Sunday.
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Republican lawmaker criticizes Trump for sharing heavily edited video of Pelosi
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“You shouldn’t disseminate information that you know is ultimately doctored,” Texas congressman Will Hurd said Sunday.
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Republican lawmaker criticizes Trump for sharing heavily edited video of Pelosi
