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    1. LookThisOneGuy on

      >VAT is not a trade measure, let alone a tariff. It is clearly not a measure applied exclusively to foreign goods like an import tariff.

      can feel the EU person writing this shaking their head in disbelieve and seething at just how dumb it is they have to clarify this.

    2. RickySan65 on

      Talking to donald is like talking to a 4 year old, explaining this type of thing is pointless.

    3. yazd1234 on

      What kind of services do you guys need that you spend so much money on, and why can’t these services be provided locally?

    4. Forsaken-Bobcat-491 on

      Does anyone know where they got the amount for import of services from BEA website has ~$276 billion in service exports to Europe for 2024.

    5. Numerous_Ad_6276 on

      Wait?! So this whole bloody thing is largely about President Dumpster Fire not knowing how a fucking VAT works?

    6. Ofc he knows what VAT is at this point, how naive can we be? Imho it looks like this freak is preparing for a time when trade routes are not safe anymore, if you are not independent during such time, you are doomed. He is preparing for war.

    7. Inner-Cobbler-2432 on

      There is no way any American will read this due to attention span deficites, but it wss a good read.

    8. Particular_Jury_2061 on

      I know Switzerland isn’t the EU, but they got 31% tariffs 💀

    9. bosco1989 on

      American here. Are we ok to visit in May/june? My family and I have had this trip planned for almost a year. We visit Ireland,London and Paris for 2 weeks coming up. We are not trump supporters (putting it mildly) but I imagine that probably doesn’t matter unless we wear shirts that say that. Should we expect the worst?

    10. banana_buddy on

      The funny thing is that this isn’t about VAT at all, it’s even worse. He’s actually just using the trade balance ratio to compute the tariff amount while lying through his teeth about these imaginary tariffs placed by other countries.

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