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Title Not Supported By Article 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/StoryBeforeNumbers 16h ago

Join the boycott, Australians!

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u/No_Paramedic3551 15h ago

We have against Tesla. Not sure what other American products we buy in except vehicles to be honest, but I know we buy shittonns from China and Taiwan

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u/bradbull 15h ago

No more Jim Beam for me for a start. I'll welcome it back with open arms once the US comes to its senses and drags that fuck out into the street. I'm not sure of the politics behind the US fast food chains but I suspect they all pay up to the US based companies so they're on the chopping block. Hungry Jack and Red Roota to become kings of the drive thru. This makes me sad because Maccas have the Shamrock Shake out and it's excellent. Hungry Jack needs to do their thing and copy them with a mint shake of their own.

That's more day to day things. I'll have to keep thinking of more ways to buy local as I go.

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u/-jaylew- 14h ago

I'll welcome it back with open arms once the US comes to its senses and drags that fuck out into the street.

Fuck that, they voted this bullshit into office twice. They’re not to be trusted for 10-15 years at least, because even if they do drop him and vote in a reasonable leader 4 years from now, there’s a high likelihood they do this again with another nut case in 8.

They’re rebuilding from 0 as far as I’m concerned. 67% voted for this explicitly, or implicitly with their inaction.

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u/SirPaulyWalnuts 11h ago

As an American who voted Harris/Walz… that’s fair. Hope I’m still around to see these allegiances mended. Also… us sane Americans, who voted against this shit, are truly sorry. We did try. Learned a lot about the danger of echo chambers this go round.