Nice! Next step: Make it all public transport.

I‘m no expert but that‘s some antichrist shit.

There is no need to curb billionaire‘s power if you simply curb billionaires.

One atrocity can dissolve a government. But one atrocity every day can keep even the most hated and incompetent leader in power for a long time. While we‘re busy processing what has happened yesterday he already committed another unforgivable crime. And it goes on and on and on. He simply overwhelms the people with atrocities to the point everyone fights their own battle and debates which of the many crimes is worse and needs to be addressed.

They have nothing to hide and apparently nothing to say either since they‘ve always been OK with censorship.

The USA actually has some very strict laws to protect the environment and consumers… when it comes to dealing with foreign companies.

I would genuinely hope they don‘t have any plans to attack an ally unprovoked with the intend to annex it at any point. If you‘re this far gone then you have no actually allies left. I mean I am sure the Trump administration has plenty of insanely evil plans in the drawer but I do actually expect that to be an exception and not a thought the US government entertains regularly. It‘s sickening to think the US would have serious invasion plans for Canada in case they feel like taking it. And they would have these plans just laying around for decades. „Just in case…“ Again, it‘s not something you should even think about.

Remember his face. He won‘t be gone for long. This is a PR move.

It’s right out of the autocracy handbook. The orange is intimidating and soon getting rid of his opposition one raid at a time. And every raid sends a clear message to his enemies and allies: “Do not oppose the Czar.”

There never was a hyperinflation in Nazi Germany. You are thinking about early 1920s Germany.

I thought there was a „no Schadenfreude“ rule?

Trumps entire success strategy can be summarized with: „claiming victories where there are none“. That‘s it. It‘s not a very clever or original strategy but that orange is clinging to it like few before him.

Let‘s not beat around the bush he STOLE the Club world cup trophy.

And a thief, among other worse things but definitely a thief.

There’s a blind spot in your argument though. They shipped out everything they could before tariffs hit. Doesn‘t mean they produced all of that recently. They very likely slowed down production a while ago because of these economic uncertainties and instead focused on getting as much out of the country as possible of what they still had laying around. So yes the economy could make an unexpected jump before sliding down quickly. It‘s a bad thing for the economy mid term.

I hate to be the bearer of unpopular takes but it’s likely a sign of a shrinking economy. That‘s something that won‘t convince any voters at the moment.

Anyone who is mad enough to visit the US for attending a sports game in this day and age almost deserves that treatment. Like, are you ok?

Because the theater of all mediums is known to be entirely run by greed from top to bottom? No passion for the arts. You rather they don’t get paid for their labor? What’s your angle here?

I was a bit too young to be interested in US politics at the time other than they lied to invade Iraq for oil. That was somehow immediately clear to little me.

Except China is a full blown dictatorship fully committed to genocide and land grab their way to the top while the USA can still steer away from it even after everything that‘s already happening.

Bolton is an interesting character in that I believe he has the USA‘s best interest in mind but says and probably did a lot of evil things in the eyes of the rest of the world.

With that in mind I think that, yes, he is absolutely right but it doesn‘t and shouldn‘t be that way. The world needs to be less dependent on China or the USA and maybe here is the chance to do so.