We decided to outsource cheap labor and emissions to China. Same psychological setup as people love eating meat but couldn't stomach raising a chicken and then plucking or skinning it. We don't want US companies polluting or using unfair labor policies (obviously agreed there on labor policies I don't want child labor) so we regulate the shit out of everything domestically and then buy it from countries who don't have those regulations so we don't have to see the chicken being skinned.

Would love to hear everyone's thoughts on this too. What do you do? Fight and then China stops buying soybeans. You retaliate and help those affected by giving farmers a handout. Then the farmers get a handout but the handout isn't related to production or demand it's just a bandaid. So the farmers don't buy farming equipment because they don't need it and we've disrupted the free market and then those manufacturers are impacted. How the FUCK do you fight this?

Personally I think it's through deregulation and that the war won't be won for 10 years at least. What do you guys think.

You wonder why so much money goes into silencing us.... the elites can't keep us down. Trump was put into power by and fights for true Americans.

Real talk my man! All of us pedes are really cool, have good jobs, and lots of friends 😎