Gli Stati Uniti colpiscono decine di partner commerciali con una nuova ondata di tariffe. I paesi presi di mira, tra cui Cina e Unione Europea, dovranno affrontare dazi dal 10% al 12,5% su tutti i beni

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    1. Grifters gotta grift. That tacky gold leaves will not pay for themselves.

    2. JackhusChanhus on

      Will Congress/SCOTUS just keep shooting these down after he declares them? Is that why we get a new set weekly lol

    3. SubstantialAttempt83 on

      How are those refunds from the last wave of unapproved tariffs going. Just another grift to bost the wealth of Americas elite without really doing much to benefit normal Americans.

    4. Fla-min-g0 on

      US supreme court already said all tarrifs are invalid so we should just not pay them.

      Also the EU should tarrif all US software as a response. Let the politicians stop being weak. The US is not going to be a reliable partner anytime soon.

    5. speaklegibly on

      as an american, can all yall other countries just, stop trading with us entirely.
      it would be a little funny to watch the entire place collapse and the govt whining that it’s biden.

    6. Blubbolo on

      Don’t ask for counter – tariffs, tariffs are paid by the consumers with increased costs of goods.

      Start boycotting any US shit you can, like our Canadians friends did with US alcohol.

    7. gwentlarry on

      Conveniently ignoring the fact that the USA itself widely uses “involuntary” labour in the form of prisoners being forced to work in manufacturing facilities inside US prisons. The US Federal government is central to this activity.

      Technically, this work is voluntary butprisoners refusing to work can be penalised in all sorts of way.

      In most cases, this work is paid but usually at very low rates, mostly well below the legal minimum wage. In some cases, there is no payment.

      [https://www.humanrightsresearch.org/post/modern-day-slavery-in-the-united-states-exploring-forced-labor-for-prison-inmates](https://www.humanrightsresearch.org/post/modern-day-slavery-in-the-united-states-exploring-forced-labor-for-prison-inmates)

      [https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/usa-more-than-500-businesses-including-mcdonalds-burger-king-and-walmart-using-alabama-prisoners-as-cheap-labour-a-two-year-investigation-has-found/](https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/usa-more-than-500-businesses-including-mcdonalds-burger-king-and-walmart-using-alabama-prisoners-as-cheap-labour-a-two-year-investigation-has-found/)

      [https://news.uchicago.edu/story/us-prison-labor-programs-violate-fundamental-human-rights-new-report-finds](https://news.uchicago.edu/story/us-prison-labor-programs-violate-fundamental-human-rights-new-report-finds)

      [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_labor_in_the_United_States](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_labor_in_the_United_States)

      [https://uslawexplained.com/prison_labor](https://uslawexplained.com/prison_labor)

    8. left4candy on

      Stocks go back to normal: Trump does something stupid again

      How’s everyones investing going?

    9. RoninSzaky on

      They can enjoy all those great American cars and products, such high quality, people tell me the best and greatest. Didn’t you hear they have the best food over, there? /s

    10. Beverley_Leslie on

      Why wait for clarification from an administration held hostage by a sun-downing pedophile; just accept the tariffs, slide the trade agreement he got in Scotland into the closest rubbish bin and level surgically targeted reciprocal tariffs directly at his base.

    11. BitsOfReality on

      >The tariffs (…) are based on claims key economic partners have failed to properly tackle forced labour.

      It’s so ridiculous when you consider that the US has an entire private prison industry in which inmates are either “encouraged” or outright forced to work for little or no benefit.

    12. Zegram_Ghart on

      I somehow hadn’t fully internalised it, but for some reason this is the point where I went “presumably the US will have a competent ruler again at *some point*, and wow are they gonna have just so many awkward conversations.

      I wonder how much remuneration they’ll end up paying?

    13. d00meriksen on

      so what happened to “the executive can’t just tariff countries randomly”. The US are a banana republic

    14. Renbarre on

      This time it is because some report says that those countries are using slave labour in their chain of suppliers (that some suppliers could be using slave labor).

      The report doesn’t say that, by the way, only that some suppliers could be using suppliers of their own who could be using slave labour, or suppliers who do.

      But whatever can be used by Trump will be used.

    15. culture_vulture_1961 on

      Here we go again. This is getting very boring now.

    16. TheOnsiteEngineer on

      Tariffs because of forced labour… That’s rich coming from one of the few countries in the world who still allow slavery (prison labour is basically slavery, and US law allows to use someone “duly convicted of a crime” as slave labour without even the fig leaf of the meager few pennies they receive for it currently)

    17. Ada_Pearce on

      Didn’t the courts find his tariffs to be illegal? How’s he allowed to keep doing illegal stuff

    18. DigSpelledBackwards on

      “I don’t think about the financial situation of Americans” – Drumpf

    19. affemannen on

      So are they legal this time or are they doing it just to steal more money?

    20. >The tariffs, which replace an identical levy which expires on Friday, are based on claims key economic partners have failed to properly tackle forced labour.

      Doesn’t the US use their prison population as basically free, forced labour?

      Incidentally, the US have a higher percentage of their population in prison than any other nation.

    21. The non war president continues his trade war. Going as well as his Iran war…

    22. _-Moonsabie-_ on

      Yes because billionaires don’t pay taxes and the poor people need to fund our wars that are your wars that we adopted

    23. r0nni3RO on

      Man, just stop for once and let’s have a final discussion.

      What does the orange dementia-ridden weirdo ACTUALLY want?!

      IS IT FINE if I cancel NOW all my ‘murican services? Because I DEFINITELY WILL, ain’t nobody dependent on youtube or netflix, can totally do without them, I am eastern european, lol.

      I WAS paying only because I figured it’s the nice civilized 21st century way of doing things. Of course I could adblock my way all into youtube and not have to pay for premium. Of course I have unlimited access to the high seas, yet I still buy my games on steam, pay for movies, etc etc etc.

      BUT IF these psycho techno-feudalists can’t help it, then we won’t aswell. JUST TELL US, do you really want us to forever shun /decouple from your things and services ?!

      Because WE WILL, and good luck getting people back…

    24. Nikkonor on

      They are just making up reasons at this point. Supposedly, it is about forced labour? Which Norwegian product exported to the USA are involved in forced labour…?

      Salmon! They are punishing Norway for our treatment of farmed salmon!

      Salmon in Norway are subject to both forced labour and executions. Kinda like how humans (prisoners) are treated in the USA.

    25. v1king3r on

      There are very few American goods that we actually need. Being more independent and trading within the EU makes us stronger. 

      The US on the other hand need the money to avoid bankruptcy.

    26. when you wake up with a big fat doodoo in your diaper and you get grumpy dumby for the rest of the day

    27. Big_Combination9890 on

      Agent Orange still hasn’t figured out how Tariffs work.

      Good.

      This will accelerate the decline.

    28. Jesus man the EU’s response is pathetic and spineless. They’re just taking it, I’m really ashamed about who’s representing us. 

      “A spokesperson for the European Commission said the latest tariffs align with what the EU and the US agreed upon in last year’s trade agreement. The bloc agreed in 2025 to eliminate tariffs on American industrial goods and some agricultural products in return for the US dropping its levies on most EU goods to 15 per cent.
       
      “It also provides positive momentum to continue the work on exploring further tariff exemptions and deepening co-operation,” the spokesperson added.”

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