Funny cause it is true
Posted by Necessary_Video6401@reddit | Libertarian | View on Reddit | 62 comments
Posted by Necessary_Video6401@reddit | Libertarian | View on Reddit | 62 comments
ionicablen@reddit
MAGA voted for this
ARCreef@reddit
So Harris would've been our soybean savor?
I told them not to grow.... what else could I do, its a complicated issue. Huk huk huk hukkkk. [High pitched]
Sea-Value-0@reddit
I'd rather have less government waste and a weird laugh than more government waste with the name "government efficiency" slapped on it. We all saw this coming. MAGA voters are seriously regarded.
Chris_The_Guinea_Pig@reddit
The problem is there wouldn't have been less government waste.
LongLiveHermitKing@reddit
???
Tariffs are a unique thing Trump is obsessed with. He did it the last time he was in office. Kamala wouldn't have tarrifed everything at 100% or whatever. So yes, she would have been the "soybean savor". Like, you are not using your brain even a little bit here.
ionicablen@reddit
He voted for trump and feels personally attacked when anything about trump or his policies are challenged
SurrealistTheRealest@reddit
No doubt. And all he’s got is “sHe LaUgHs wEiRd” 🙄
ionicablen@reddit
You're right. Because Harris has shitty policies so should trump! Doy doy dumb dumb. It's like telling your girlfriend, "I can cheat on you because your ex was shitty".
Notworld@reddit
Yeah. With Trump we get communism and fascism. It’s awesome!!! :/
Pretend-Country6713@reddit
Please explain the communist part, i genuinely don’t understand where you’re coming from but I’m willing to learn. Is it because he’s funding countries who do business with China?
Key-Seaworthiness517@reddit
Remember, kids: communism is when the government does things, and the more things the government does, the more communister it is.
Chris_The_Guinea_Pig@reddit
Nah, it's socialism when it does things, it becomes communism when it does ALL the things
supersmasherstories@reddit
Forcing companies to give partial ownership to the u.s. government can be considered communist due to the nationalization of industries part
PoliticalJunkDrawer@reddit
Intel was free to not take the money.
JasperTheWolf990@reddit
That’s more like facism to me, I haven’t seen trump try and strengthen unions, increase the minimum wage, or anything else
Notworld@reddit
Yeah there’s a bit of hyperbole there
JasperTheWolf990@reddit
Oh ok
supersmasherstories@reddit
It is but I'm more explaining why the bit exists rather than agreeing with its accuracy
ManifestoCapitalist@reddit
I wouldn’t go that far, but he’s definitely economically illiterate.
ARCreef@reddit
"You keep on using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means"
[Princess Bride meme goes here]
Libertarians use those terms correctly. I think you're looking for the "liberal" sub.
natermer@reddit
This is the exact same economic policy that destroyed things in the 1920s.
After WW1 Europe was in tatters and they destroyed huge amounts of prime farmland during the war. There was a huge demand for food in the Europe and USA farmers had record profits as a result.
Because of the record profits there was a lot of money left over for investment in capital. Lots of money got invested into farm equipment and the manufacturing facilities for them. Tractors, trains, you name it.
This caused food production in the USA to go way up, which resulted in even more profits. This caused a "can't lose" mentality and many farmers went into debt investing significantly in mechanization because they were betting on the increased profits to more then offset the cost of the debt.
However over time European economy recovered at the same time USA production was exploding.
Which meant that as we saw a glut in production prices began to fall and profits along with it.
That should of signaled to the farmers and manufacturing that investment was no longer warranted and that a contraction was coming.
But instead the USA Federal government stepped in and started implementing policies to keep prices high.
So instead of losing money and realizing that, hey, the situation in the world stage has changed.... agriculture was still very profitable, which then triggered MORE investment, MORE production, and MORE farmer debt.
And it just continued on like that. People produced more and more, went more and more into debt, the government made sure that it was profitable and it created a bubble.
We had a minor depression in 1920-1921 because of it.
Ultimately because of high USA food prices the Europeans increased their own production and went to South America for food.
This was a major contributable cause of the 1929 crash.
But it didn't stop there.
It got so bad that during the depression when people were standing in bread lines the USA Federal government was buying up wheat just to set it on fire. They went to the midwest and bought up and slaughtered thousands of pigs at one point just to keep prices high as possible.
They just started paying farmers to not farm.
Which is something that continues to this day.
CaesarLinguini@reddit
This was also when the government controlled farming with quotas and told producers how much of what they could produce. It is hardly analogous to today.
CaptainRogers1226@reddit
Bro that was like 100 years ago. Things are different now >!/s!<
ManifestoCapitalist@reddit
Another thing to add to the list of why Wilson was the worst President in the history of the United States
JasperTheWolf990@reddit
Along with creating the fed
Important-Guitar-407@reddit
Well, was. History will look back similarly on the next decade.
Source: History.
PaperPigGolf@reddit
What's with all the TDS shit.
Derbel__McDillet@reddit
Maybe you thought you were in a republican sub?? I didn’t think it could get much worse than Biden but then Trump got elected and was like “challenge accepted”.
NefariousEscapade@reddit
Dude idk what you’re seeing but Biden was light years worse on all levels. Literally asleep at the wheel with his DEI staff running who knows what. Trump may not be great or the most liked, but it’s a butt load better than Biden
LongLiveHermitKing@reddit
There are multiple videos of Trump with stacks of executive orders on his desk, signing them, and then asking his aids what he just signed.
Every accusation is a confession, as always
NefariousEscapade@reddit
As is normal with executive orders. There is no comparison that trump actually has a pulse on what’s going on vice biden.
Also wondering where the Epstein files are, but already know they won’t be released.
Derbel__McDillet@reddit
Don’t forget - DOGE was a con job to string along some of the libertarians to get elected.
Tariffs are rebranded taxes to Americans.
And he’s even got 3 more years to fuck it up just as bad as Biden, if not worse.
NefariousEscapade@reddit
I think you might have a few screws loose bud.
Derbel__McDillet@reddit
We’re all mad here.
ARCreef@reddit
"I didn’t think it could get much worse than Biden but then Trump got elected and was like “challenge accepted”.
~ said no libertarian, ever.
Derbel__McDillet@reddit
If you like the stuff trump is doing, you should consider whether you’re a libertarian or not.
Notworld@reddit
You ever notice how people shouting TDS have it and don’t realize it? lol.
Special-Estimate-165@reddit
It's not derangement if it's true.
He's a terrible president who has implimented terrible policies and is actively destroying the value of the dollar.
We, the people with principles, callout fuckery from the government when it happens.
PaperPigGolf@reddit
The government are fuck ups at all times everywhere.
But this is specifically about Trump. It's not like libertarians are better served by another politician if we got rid of Trump.
In the mean time Ross Albright is free and we can concentrate on dismantling the state and not worry who the figurehead is today.
AlphaTangoFoxtrt@reddit
We absolutely would be. Now sure we can argue who that should be, but Trump is a bad politician
ARCreef@reddit
Harris taught me what a "real man" should be with her ad. Now I know she also taught me that guns are the problem, not people, and that we should tax the rich so high that they leave the country.
mulberryzeke@reddit
Tell us about her laugh again! Do it! Play all the hits!!!
Celebrimbor96@reddit
Go back to the meme subreddit where magatards can freely pretend to be Libertarian
ARCreef@reddit
The bots are in full effect today. Here to tell us what popular opinions we should adopt.
AlphaTangoFoxtrt@reddit
It's not "TDS" to point out the absolute brain dead shit Trump does.
Notworld@reddit
The pro Trump TDS is much stronger than the anti Trump TDS at this point.
They’ve got so much brainrot they can’t see it.
Notworld@reddit
TDS goes both ways dude.
MorbidAyyylien@reddit
Dont you love that in order to try and dismiss people that criticize trump they come out with this bullshit ass illness? It immediately makes you nearly immune to criticism. You're so smart.
Mead_and_You@reddit
I have such a hard time keeping up with whether we all have TDS or we're all secret republicans who won't admit it.
It's exhausting.
We don't like liberals doing stupid shit, and we criticize them for it. We don't like conservatives doing stupid shit, and we criticize them for it.
Sometimes there's more of one than the other. That's just how life is. What do you want us to do, count how many of each there is on the front page and try to keep it 50/50?
ron-paul-swanson@reddit
No, you should just agree with whatever I think all the time, obviously.
riggsdr@reddit
Most Libertarian take right here!
ralphie0341@reddit
Can't be cause it wasn't me who said it.
mayone3@reddit
Only liberals do stupid shit. Conservatives never do stupid shit. And that’s a fact. Nobody knows about stupid shit better than me.
Theakes@reddit
Well trump is not libertarian, of course libertarians are gonna shit on him. Plus the old frail man has dementia.
EskimoPrisoner@reddit
Don’t you hate it when libertarians criticize people in power?
CommanderKerensky@reddit
You know what they say… uhh… something something print more debt!
EV_M4Sherman@reddit
The Soybean futures are holding from a year ago. The market isn’t crashing so what you’re seeing a bunch of hype.
Direct_Practice_7105@reddit
Help argentina was a right move
SouthDakota_Guy@reddit
Not entirely, but yes related. Follow the trend line down during the Biden admin with existing sales and future contracts expiring during this admin. Its a mixed bag of shit.
GlitterDollMUA@reddit
Um. What?
Because of the massive scale and interconnectivity of global trade, it’s not always easy to see something, and directly identify its cause.
China hasn’t explicitly said (afaik) that they went elsewhere for soybeans, but, they have said get rid of the tariffs to restart trade.
“As for soybean trade, the U.S. side should take proactive steps to remove relevant unreasonable tariffs,” Commerce Ministry spokesperson He Yadong - Per NBC News
So trying to offload blame to Biden is part of why this is happening.
Joel_the_Devil@reddit
They were already subsidised. People only care about them failing in a international market they were already failing. Even if they were not subsidised, they would still suffer having to compete with farmers already subsidised by foreign governments
mayone3@reddit
Double the taxpayer money and give it to the next person!