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TFA is merely an historical overview, not an argument for or against. The conclusion is: "We'll see". One might argue that the sight in question tends toward
by smitty1e 1y ago
TFA is merely an historical overview, not an argument for or against.
The conclusion is: "We'll see".
One might argue that the sight in question tends toward the Trumpian side of things in general, I suppose.
- 0xB31B1B 1y ago[flagged]
- smitty1e 1y agoWhat does that have to do with the article, please? I should have thought this site a little better than "guilt by association".
- watwut 1y ago[flagged]
- smitty1e 1y agoWhere? Was there anything substantial on offer, or are your replies so many crude fragments from the Argument Clinic?
- sundaeofshock 1y agoMaybe lie is too strong a term. Having said that, the article suggests that US cars don’t sell in Europe due to tariffs, ignoring the fact that vehicles like the Ford F-150 just don’t work in the small streets of most European cities.
- watwut 1y agoThe whole German cars point is based on "VAT is an import tax" lie. That is pure lie, VAT is exactly the same for German made cars. It is sales tax. I am using the word "lie" rather then "mistake" because it is well know and easy to double check. No way they do not know.
- akaru 1y ago[flagged]
- smitty1e 1y ago[flagged]
- tjlahr 1y ago[dead]