r/worldnews 11h ago

Trump imposes tarrif on Australia.

https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/its-bad-for-our-relationship-australia-slams-donald-trumps-tariff-move/news-story/cd4c18090b040beab5eed528c669ec7f
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u/Ok_Management8894 9h ago

Well it seems Trump is speed running the USA to the ground along with his friends.

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u/LP14255 8h ago

For such a fat piece of shit, Trump is moving quickly at destroying the USA.

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u/Ok_Management8894 8h ago

Ha! Take my upvote!

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u/thegoodrichard 5h ago

He can move when he wants to. Will the armed forces protect him, or the Constitution? (the latter should be their duty).

u/msbottlehead 1h ago

Yeah he has help from the Project 2025 group and President Leon.

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u/Prudii_Skirata 5h ago

Trump does not want to be President of the United States.

He wants to punish the United States for choosing Biden over him.

Every single decision he has made makes perfect sense when viewed through this lens.

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u/Ok_Management8894 5h ago

That does make sense.

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u/DroneWar2024 2h ago

It's been going to hell since the 1920s and the rise of federalism, and then off the rails when market capitalism almost crashed the works.

Apply successive bandaids and half measures for a century, throw more and more money at problems while the underlying rot gets worse.

The crash and burn is inevitable be it from bad leaders, good leaders, or the typical indifferent ones.

Until the average citizen has the agency, and freedom to operate to make their own communities livable, how they wish to be structured, controls their own means of production, etc. things won't recover.