Yea right. Guys like trump already switched from China to India. They not stopping India. India their new daddy. 
Trump proposes 100% tariff on any BRICS countries
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Heafcliffe
Hope there's puddin' in the clink...
Bonafide troglodyte, he is.
DetroitEWarren
Superstar
ITS A COORDINATED PLAN TO PURPOSELY CRASH THE ECONOMY SO BRICS CAN TAKE OVER AS MAIN CURRENCY AROUND THE WORLD.
He has sold this country out, and he won't leave the office outside of a box once shyt becomes obvious.
If he tries to establish his own personal army or a department to recruit and breed his army,, him and Vance will literally never be able to go in public safely.
At this point, I'm pretty sure we will never see Trump after he takes office because if he pulls these things off and crashes everything, the military will definitely knock off the whole administration.
It's literal treason and it's been in the works for years. Crash everything and turn this into a fascist religious state.
America as we know it is over. The system needs to be revamped anyways and you need people on the side of good that are willing to put these billionaires in boxes. It's a worldwide problem and we can end it if the country gets rid of this dude permanently.
the bossman
Superstar
The average American is not informed at all. They'll listen to whoever Trump blames for the problems and call it a day
It’s like we’re living in a way crazier version of the 1920s. Covid sorta exposed just how dense the average American is and this second term will be the part where nikkaz find out that fire actually burns like shyt. 
Richard Glidewell
Superstar
I'm still trying to see how america has anything to do with what other countries are doing though........like America is the real brick throwing at biyches dude because she don't wanna give him attention.........is that what's supposed to happen........hit brics with bricks..........America saying fukk you to the world a d the world is saying cool say less.......there's nothing to do but stand on that square........stand on that business.......
I swear, you might be the ONLY one that spitting sense in this entire thing. THE ONLY ONE.
These enablers of MAGA and these Putin dikkriders want to be bytches for dictatorship so bad, it's hilariously feminine and mentally weak. These "black" posters that posting Russian accounts on Twitter and posting literal white supremacist websites, talking about "I know the truth and you MUST bow to me!"
They soon gonna bow to the bullets piercing they kneecaps a d squirm in pain!
Amo Husserl
Superstar
The economy will take a hard hit and rebound.
America will lose global prominence for a minute but will still be too important.
Tool up.
America will lose global prominence for a minute but will still be too important.
Tool up.
It’s like we’re living in a way crazier version of the 1920s. Covid sorta exposed just how dense the average American is and this second term will be the part where nikkaz find out that fire actually burns like shyt.
Nothing is new under the sun my guy. A version of this timeline has happened before.
zayk35
Superstar
Wash, Rinse, Repeat
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
where does he think we get most of our raw goods for manufacturing Ultimate businessman
these BRICS countries have a huge mountain to climb even if the unite currency b/c in order for a currency to be strong you need the following:
A currency is considered “strong” when it has a high exchange value relative to other currencies and maintains its purchasing power over time. Several factors contribute to the strength of a currency:
1. Economic Stability
• A robust and growing economy fosters confidence in a currency.
• Low unemployment, high GDP growth, and balanced trade are indicators of economic strength.
2. Interest Rates
• Higher interest rates often attract foreign investors seeking better returns, increasing demand for the currency.
3. Low Inflation
• A strong currency typically comes from an economy with low inflation, which maintains purchasing power over time.
4. Trade Balance
• Countries with a trade surplus (exports exceeding imports) often see their currency strengthen due to increased demand for their goods and currency.
5. Government Debt and Fiscal Policy
• Lower national debt relative to GDP makes a currency more attractive as it reduces the risk of default.
• Responsible fiscal policies, such as balanced budgets, contribute to currency strength.
6. Political Stability and Governance
• Stable governments inspire confidence in a country’s currency and economy.
• Countries with sound legal and regulatory systems often attract more foreign investment.
7. Foreign Exchange Reserves
• High foreign exchange reserves provide a buffer against economic shocks, increasing confidence in the currency.
8. Speculation and Market Perception
• Currency traders and speculators can influence a currency’s strength by buying or selling it based on perceived future performance.
9. Global Demand
• Reserve currencies like the U.S. Dollar, Euro, or Swiss Franc are strong because they are widely used in global trade and held as reserves by central banks.
10. Central Bank Policies
• Central banks play a significant role through monetary policies, such as controlling inflation and stabilizing the currency.
A “strong” currency isn’t always desirable. For example, it can make exports more expensive and reduce competitiveness in global markets. Conversely, a “weak” currency might boost exports but increase the cost of imports. Optimal currency strength depends on a country’s economic goals.
ALSO HUGE FACTOR a strong military
do you see any of these qualities in these BRIC countries?
lets be serious
A currency is considered “strong” when it has a high exchange value relative to other currencies and maintains its purchasing power over time. Several factors contribute to the strength of a currency:
1. Economic Stability
• A robust and growing economy fosters confidence in a currency.
• Low unemployment, high GDP growth, and balanced trade are indicators of economic strength.
2. Interest Rates
• Higher interest rates often attract foreign investors seeking better returns, increasing demand for the currency.
3. Low Inflation
• A strong currency typically comes from an economy with low inflation, which maintains purchasing power over time.
4. Trade Balance
• Countries with a trade surplus (exports exceeding imports) often see their currency strengthen due to increased demand for their goods and currency.
5. Government Debt and Fiscal Policy
• Lower national debt relative to GDP makes a currency more attractive as it reduces the risk of default.
• Responsible fiscal policies, such as balanced budgets, contribute to currency strength.
6. Political Stability and Governance
• Stable governments inspire confidence in a country’s currency and economy.
• Countries with sound legal and regulatory systems often attract more foreign investment.
7. Foreign Exchange Reserves
• High foreign exchange reserves provide a buffer against economic shocks, increasing confidence in the currency.
8. Speculation and Market Perception
• Currency traders and speculators can influence a currency’s strength by buying or selling it based on perceived future performance.
9. Global Demand
• Reserve currencies like the U.S. Dollar, Euro, or Swiss Franc are strong because they are widely used in global trade and held as reserves by central banks.
10. Central Bank Policies
• Central banks play a significant role through monetary policies, such as controlling inflation and stabilizing the currency.
A “strong” currency isn’t always desirable. For example, it can make exports more expensive and reduce competitiveness in global markets. Conversely, a “weak” currency might boost exports but increase the cost of imports. Optimal currency strength depends on a country’s economic goals.
ALSO HUGE FACTOR a strong military
do you see any of these qualities in these BRIC countries?
lets be serious
StackorStarve
All Star
I hear you, I don’t agree with a lot of shyt America does internationally but I’m still American so I don’t want to see our economy go to shyt if brics fully executes their plan. The way I see it we can either try and fukk them over now before they get too far along or try to build stronger relationships (give money) with the countries involved in exchange for them agreeing to not create their own currency to buy oil with.
Amo Husserl
Superstar
Can't see how they gone get past the problems of the EU.
Spread those problems across multiple countries around the world...
Shyt sound like a logistical nightmare and economic catastrophe.