>There are many very good arguments for tariffs and against tariffs, let's talk about them instead? You haven’t talked about anything. You just keep “asking qu

>There are many very good arguments for tariffs and against tariffs, let's talk about them instead? You haven’t talked about anything. You just keep “asking questions” as if the rhetorical questions are actually making a point, but when they are answered and show negative effects for the US, you just pivot to some other random question. That or you make sweeping, utterly simplistic statements like “neither the US nor any country in the world lives only on imported goods” (yeah, no one thought they did) or “changes in policy will have widespread effects. Including good effects.” (yeah, if I cut my legs off, I’ll save a fortune on shoes. Win!). You do nothing to actually talk about how “good effects” will outweigh all the bad effects or how we will magically make up for massive imports with domestic production. > You added nothing to the discussion. Pot, meet kettle.