ma tamo su totalni idioti.

koliko proizvod može stajati ako ga radi Kinez, a koliko ako ga radi Amerikanac? Pa nisu američki kapitalisti prebacili proizvodnju u Kinu zato jer su htjeli uništit Ameriku nego zato jer su tamo našli jeftiniju radnu snagu. Prirodni zakoni kapitalizma. Američki kupac će sigurno biti presretan što će mu ajfon stajat 3x skuplje, ali Made in Usa

drugo, oni stvarno misle da ako stave 20 posto carina, to plaća država kojoj su carine nametnute, a ne američki kupac

i ono da je EU osnovana kako bi opljačkala Ameriku 😂

čitao sam i čuo mnoštvo reakcija na Trumpove svakodnevne pizdarije zadnjih tjedana, ali još nigdje nisam čuo ništa o idejnoj ili ideološkoj podlozi svih tih sranja.

jasno je da je to sve the-best-of raznih proljeva s alternativnih medija i fake truth, ali netko je to morao prethodno uobličit. Narančasti ruski agent sigurno sam nije došao na te ideje. Morao je to negdje pročitati, čuti

Da, u Kini nemaju ni unije.

U Sad-u republikanci žele uništit svaku, Regan je srozao unije na koljena u 80-ima.

WOW. Americans are waking up to the reality of Trump’s economic failures—51% say his policies worsened the economy, while only 28% say they improved it, according to a new CNN-SSRS poll. Another 21% see no impact.

Inače je sve to jako zabavno, ali faktično je Trump najgori predsjednik bio u 1. mandatu u povijesti Amerike po pitanju rasta realnog BDP-a , od starijeg Busha početak 90ih. Stalno se govori da je Mango digao stock market i to je činjenica, a ja vjerujem da će se to i ubrzo isto dogoditi i da će SP500 biti poduplan do kraja mandata. However, sve je to napravio i Deda prije njega.

Narančasti kreten izvalio nešto u stilu da su Danci na Grenladu 200 godina i kako sad misle da je to njihovo

država koje je on predsjednik je stara isto toliko

TEsla za rođendan, nope. Možda umjesto vatrometa 😂

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/12/i-feel-utter-anger-from-canada-to-europe-a-movement-to-boycott-us-goods-is-spreading

‘I feel utter anger’: From Canada to Europe, a movement to boycott US goods is spreading

Tesla sales are falling and apps and online groups are springing up to help consumers choose non-US items

The renowned German classical violinist Christian Tetzlaff was blunt in explaining why he and his quartet have cancelled a summer tour of the US.

“There seems to be a quietness or denial about what’s going on,” Tetzlaff said, describing his horror at the authoritarian polices of Donald Trump and the response of US elites to the country’s growing democratic crisis.

“I feel utter anger. I cannot go on with this feeling inside. I cannot just go and play a tour of beautiful concerts.”

Tetzlaff is not alone in acting on his disquiet. A growing international move to boycott the US is spreading from Scandinavia to Canada to the UK and beyond as consumers turn against US goods.

Most prominent so far has been the rejection by European car buyers of the Teslas produced by Elon Musk, now a prominent figure in Trump’s administration as the head of the “department of government efficiency” a special group created by Trump that has contributed to the precipitous declines in Tesla’s share price. About 15% of its value was wiped out on Monday alone.

In Canada, where the American national anthem has been booed during hockey matches with US teams, a slew of apps has emerged with names such as “buy beaver”, “maple scan” and “is this Canadian” to allow shoppers to scan QR barcodes and reject US produce from alcohol to pizza toppings.

Figures released this week suggested the number of Canadians taking road trips to the US – representing the majority of Canadians who normally visit – had dropped by 23% compared with February 2024, according to Statistics Canada.

In Sweden, more than 70,000 users have joined a Facebook group calling for a boycott of US companies – ironically including Facebook itself – which features alternatives to US consumer products.

“I’ll replace as many American goods as I can and if many do so, it will clearly affect the supply in stores,” wrote one member of the group.

In Denmark, where there has been widespread anger over Trump’s threat to bring the autonomous territory of Greenland under US control, the largest grocery company, the Salling group, has said it will tag European-made goods with a black star to allow consumers to choose them over products made in the US.

“We are making it easier to shop for European brands,” its chief executive, Anders Hagh, wrote on LinkedIn, although he said the company would still stock US products.

Ode Amerika u pi*ku materinu 😬