Trump 2.0 official thread

Ringsword

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I am not delusional you're the one living in some sort of cave impervious to what's happening in the world as we speak.

You act like China hasn't been subjected to all kinds of warfare these past many years - short of kinetic. And somehow I am delusional and angling for WWIII?

The comment I made wasn't written with bloodlust or even hoping nor wishing for one to happen. The post I wrote was in response to an IMPROBABLE but not IMPOSSIBLE scenario that the current U.S. regime under its current leadership might do the unthinkable i.e. PRECIPITATING A WAR with China out of desperation.

Before opining and making a comment, READ AND COMPREHEND rather than making a dumb personal attack. Perhaps, it's you that needs to see a specialist. Go see an optometrist because you can't read for shit.
My greatest fear indeed for the next few months/years-financial bloodbath,massive geopolitical chaos,deep recession/depression globally(except fortress China hopefully) and just read Trump's deluded fantasyland fuhrer bunker hate antiChinese rant-Chinese DON'T want war but these hateful crazed loons will use their only remaining ace card-military conflict-I pray China has 2-3 aces to make these monsters(think of your own people's wellbeing first Trump!!)think twice,no 3 times before pushing all of us into the abyss.
 

ACuriousPLAFan

Brigadier
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"I support the implementation of caste systems because I am a superior human being and I will certainly be at the top"
So this RJ is thinking of communism? Like in the truest sense. Ie he own said means of production of one item, then it would have to be presumed that others will own the means of production of something else, so then they can barter goods as a form of economy. Otherwise, there will either be no customers or no-one with money to be customer since with automation almost no one will have jobs.

So does MAGA = true communism utopia?

 

Maikeru

Major
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Must/Navarro spat. I wonder how much longer Musk can stay in place as part of Team Trump?

Trump adviser Navarro dismisses Elon Musk as 'car assembler' after 'zero tariff' comments
Donald Trump’s top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, on Monday dismissed tech-billionaire Elon Musk’s push for “zero tariffs” between the United States and Europe, calling the Tesla CEO a “car assembler” reliant on parts from other countries.

Navarro, widely seen as the architect of Trump’s tariff plans, told CNBC Musk had done a good job with his work to streamline government, but his opposition to duties was not surprising, the latest salvo in a growing feud between the Trump advisers.

“When it comes to tariffs and trade, we all understand in the White House - and the American people understand - that Elon is a car manufacturer, but he’s not a car manufacturer. He’s a car assembler,” Navarro said, adding that many Tesla parts came from Japan, China and Taiwan.

“What we want, and the difference in our thinking and Elon’s on this, is that we want the tires made in Akron, we want the transmissions made in Indianapolis,” he said.

On Saturday, Musk said that he hoped for “a zero-tariff situation” in a video-link interview with Matteo Salvini, Italy’s deputy prime minister and the leader of the far-right League party, during a League congress in Florence.

At the end of the day, I hope it’s agreed that both Europe and the United States should move ideally, in my view, to a zero-tariff situation, effectively creating a free-trade zone between Europe and North America.

His comments come after Trump’s Wednesday announcement of 20% tariffs on goods from the EU.

In an exchange that same day on his social media platform, X, Musk slammed Navarro, who has championed the tariffs.

“A PhD in Econ from Harvard is a bad thing, not a good thing,” Musk said about Navarro’s academic background, adding: “He ain’t built sh*t.”


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dingyibvs

Senior Member
I don't think this qualifies as the start of Cold War 2.0

For that, we would need the American media to denounce China as evil and signal to the population that they must sacrifice in order to destroy their evil opponent.

Instead, we have the US declaring economic war against the the rest of the world.

I see the US as the ultimate loser.
I don't know how long this economic war against the ROW will last. I think the ROW's strategy will be to give Trump something he can call a victory, like lowered tariffs (e.g. what Vietnam and Taiwan have offered, and perhaps the EU too) without submitting to a full Plaza Accord style agreement, and see if domestic pressure is enough to convince him to back down. I think that's a possibility. In my assessment there simply isn't that much America's existing allies can give at this point, and the real target will have to be China.
 

Aegis21

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I think people are mischaracterizing Trump as an isolationist. He is really just an imperialist (see Greenland or Panama) using tariffs and coercion to divide the world into vassals (Vietnam comes to mind) and "enemies." Anyone who doesn't immediately grovel for him is in the latter camp. The real danger is if this logic transfers from economic warfare to kinetic warfare.
 
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