What people in the US also need to realize is, that the rest of the world still enjoys more or less unchanged prices on these sites. It is only the US that has put tarrifs on them and it has only affected the American consumers
On the other hand, American products are getting more expensive everywhere else, because of the retaliational tarrifs by the usa.
So it is a double edged sword, but the US is holding it by it’s blade! With both hands!
The feeling when you type out a lengthy reply and then delete it, because you know it’s not going to be a conversation worth having…
Have a good day my friend
Well, the first amendment is mainly only an American amendment isn’t it? The world is a large place, and we seem to see things differently some times. I agree that as a user, I can block whatever I don’t want to see, but that said, linking my viewers to a platform where they risk being exposed to extremists, rubs off on me too.
It’s mostly unmoderated so you have the extremists channels there who are banned from the mainstream platforms. Also it has a reputation for being a platform to whitewash/launder money to said extremist persons or organisations
You kind of prove a point
Dude… you had my upvote indtil odysee!
It’s getting worse than North Korea! But I guess they just used that as inspiration along with Taliban and Putin
Shows that Trump is not the problem. He is the symptom.
Check this short out of cargo containers tipping into the sea
“I know you have not been feeling great but it’s good to see you in better health,” Mr. Vance told the pope, according to video footage of the visit
“I know you have not been feeling great but it’s good to see you in better health,” Mr. Vance told the pope, according to video footage of the visit
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/20/us/politics/pope-francis-meets-with-jd-vance.html
Either you are a bot or you have nothing to do today, so you keep spamming the same message to any post you see
I guess it’s more of a statement against a country that has proclaimed that it won’t rule out military force, in order to take a big part of your country
It is! but that’s what you get for saying out loud that you can’t rule out military force, to take a bite off that country
The option is between balls of ice cream, or softice that comes out like a turd (or both).
I guess the soft ice would be called Trump?
Could be a good move to have customers buy a bigger or better ice cream 🤔
Nonetheless this is definitely a marketing stunt that follows the general attitude of the visitors.
The country of origin in that case is the last country in which the product significantly changed value from being manufactorered locally and it requires a facility to do so. Slapping a sticker on something is not enough.
My point is, that there is indeed a significant change, when parts are put together into a product. In the case of almost 150% tariffs, I am sure that this would be an attractive solution.
I am not looking for a loophole. Just stating the obvious and trying to understand how the USA handles these challenges. Slapping tariffs on countries seems naive, when globalization has intertwined every country into each other. Especially when it comes to trade and production
Inconvenient (for the world) at best, devastating (for the USA) at worst
So basically Chinese companies could ship prosucts in parts to neighbouring countries for assembly and they’d be sellable in the USA?
The American market is a massive part of some companies yes. But most companies only have a small percentage of revenue in the US.
Listen… the US is just one country. Its a big one and one that buys a lot. But still one country. Many companies can compensate the loss of that market by exploring the many other markets that they have down played. Furthermore, the availability of products that would have gone to the US may even make it cheaper to make and sell products everywhere else than in the US