> The Constitution prohibits tariffs internally: Yes because that's the point of a nation. In other words... tariffs are for foreign nations. All you've done i

> The Constitution prohibits tariffs internally: Yes because that's the point of a nation. In other words... tariffs are for foreign nations. All you've done is proven me correct and you wrong. You just debunked your own claim. > Only after they switched from communist industry to free market industry. Last I checked they are still communist and they are not a "free market". What do you think the trade war is about? Much of their economy is state owned. Look at the list of top chinese companies. Notice how a lot of them are state owned enterprises? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_by_revenue https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_by_r... > I'll let the rest of your post speak for itself. What else can you do. Everything you wrote is factually false and I proved it so. The fact that you claimed china is a "free market" shows you simply know nothing about what you are talking about. The idea that china is a "free market" is "flat-earth" level absurd. As was everything you wrote about the economies of the "free" north and "unfree south".