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The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
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Just think you’re gonna have more options not only in the car you drive but also on what food you buy.
Good eh!
MAGA!
Good eh!
MAGA!
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Mr Anon" wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 10:14so incredibly wrong, why would any buy them over superior European equivalents, only Tesla would do ok but Elon has made even that a hard sell nowdays
Still following me around I see.
Simple answer is price point. For example a Mustang is much cheaper than a BMW or Mercedes as is a Dodge Charger, considered a muscle car the market will be a specific demographic no doubt, but the demand will be there.
For Pick up trucks, Ford F150 is popular for a number of reasons but here is a more detailed reason on why you would pick one truck over another.
The "best" pickup truck is subjective and depends on individual needs, but the Ram 1500 is consistently ranked high for overall quality and features. For towing and hauling, the Ford F-250 Super Duty is a popular choice for heavy-duty needs. If you're looking for a more compact option, the Honda Ridgeline and Toyota Tacoma are often praised for their balance of utility and driving experience.
Elaboration:
SUV’s I like the Ford Bronco, but the Cadillac Escalade is a luxurious ride, my old lady had one. The GMC/ Chevy Tahoe is another and the GMC Hummer has its fans.
The smaller cars and regular class autos will appeal for various reasons.
Needless to say you will see more American vehicles on your road that is a certainty.
Simple answer is price point. For example a Mustang is much cheaper than a BMW or Mercedes as is a Dodge Charger, considered a muscle car the market will be a specific demographic no doubt, but the demand will be there.
For Pick up trucks, Ford F150 is popular for a number of reasons but here is a more detailed reason on why you would pick one truck over another.
The "best" pickup truck is subjective and depends on individual needs, but the Ram 1500 is consistently ranked high for overall quality and features. For towing and hauling, the Ford F-250 Super Duty is a popular choice for heavy-duty needs. If you're looking for a more compact option, the Honda Ridgeline and Toyota Tacoma are often praised for their balance of utility and driving experience.
Elaboration:
- Ram 1500:
Known for its luxurious interior, advanced technology, and smooth ride quality.
- Ford F-250 Super Duty:
Offers exceptional towing and hauling capabilities for demanding jobs.
- Honda Ridgeline:
A mid-size truck that's praised for its comfortable ride and fuel efficiency.
- Toyota Tacoma:
A popular mid-size truck known for its reliability and off-road capabilities.
- These are some of the reasons why people would buy US vehicles over European.
SUV’s I like the Ford Bronco, but the Cadillac Escalade is a luxurious ride, my old lady had one. The GMC/ Chevy Tahoe is another and the GMC Hummer has its fans.
The smaller cars and regular class autos will appeal for various reasons.
Needless to say you will see more American vehicles on your road that is a certainty.
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
Nutsin wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 17:15goose wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 11:16stubbo wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 11:06 Been watching a bit of this guy this week...Multi-Millionaire Trader from Ilford turned Inequality Crusader, Gary Stevenson. Wrote best seller 'The Trading Game'.
Has a theory that the economy is basically fucked, living standards for all but the super rich will continue to fall, and that it's all driven by increasing levels of inequality, and as a result the competition between the super rich and the rest for common resources (Housing, Food, Political Influence, etc) with the Super Rich consuming more and more and at greater scale and as a result there being less left for the 'serfs' (well, middle class down...all about perspective I guess).
Anyway, in this video he talks about why Elon is aligning with Trump, the pushing of anti-immigration agendas by the Super Rich and why that makes so much sense alongside the actual continuation of high levels of immigration.
Thought might be an interesting one for the WHO politico to dissect:
I've posted up his video before, I think he speaks a lot of sense. I especially enjoyed his appearance on question time recently when he made the entire panel shit themselves by claiming they were all millionaires so their kids would be okay. Fiona Bruce nearly had a stroke.
His book is a decent read too.Communism doesn’t work, there are plenty of examples throughout history that proves it.
This gentleman is from the London School of Economics. Look up the Fabian society to see who they are and what they are….. In short they are socialists.
So what he is saying is nothing new.
As for Elon Musk, man is a genius, he was once the darling of the left with his electric cars. That all changed after he purchased Twitter. However Musk has brought us Spacex and Nueralink too. He has done more good for mankind than any socialist, he is also not a materialist, in fact he is known as a minimalist, he sold
all of his homes and rents his current home. Some would argue this makes him a poor exmple.
As for the media it is obvious that the media bias is to the left with the odd exception, any one arguing otherwise is a fool.
As for allowing the influx of immigration I can see why he would argue that with the Conservative Party in the UK but in no way can you square that to Trump. To do so is ridiculous, It was Biden who allowed mass immigration. Again a major flaw in his argument.
Personally I blame the Globalists! I think we can all agree that is not Trump.
As for the wealth gap growing between the rich and the middle class, blame the Central planners (central banks).
It is their policy of Quantitative easing and zero interest rate program (ZIRP) and Negative Interest rate Program (NIRP) programmes that have inflated asset prices, (real estate and stock prices) that have widened the divide.
Trump is at least doing something about it. It was the corporations who gutted communities by outsourcing US manufacturing jobs for slave labour, lining the pockets of the executives at the expense of the middle class. This is also a contributing factor for the divide. Bringing jobs back even at the expense of corporate profits is the right thing to do for main st.
To say it is just taxation that is to blame is incorrect. It is a number of things, that include Fiscal policy, Monetary policy and Gov’t policy.
What is the solution, it’s all of the above, taxing the rich more is just one solution. Corporations across the globe play the same game as they are all beholden to their shareholders, usually at the expense of their workers, one way to fix this is to give the workers more rights through unions. Although remember these are also the Job providers so that has to be taken into consideration.
The biggest culprits are the Bankers and the Globalists. It ain’t fucking Elon Musk.
Here you go, this explains who the Fabians and the Lo don school of economics.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabian_Society
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabian_Society
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
goose wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 11:16stubbo wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 11:06 Been watching a bit of this guy this week...Multi-Millionaire Trader from Ilford turned Inequality Crusader, Gary Stevenson. Wrote best seller 'The Trading Game'.
Has a theory that the economy is basically fucked, living standards for all but the super rich will continue to fall, and that it's all driven by increasing levels of inequality, and as a result the competition between the super rich and the rest for common resources (Housing, Food, Political Influence, etc) with the Super Rich consuming more and more and at greater scale and as a result there being less left for the 'serfs' (well, middle class down...all about perspective I guess).
Anyway, in this video he talks about why Elon is aligning with Trump, the pushing of anti-immigration agendas by the Super Rich and why that makes so much sense alongside the actual continuation of high levels of immigration.
Thought might be an interesting one for the WHO politico to dissect:
I've posted up his video before, I think he speaks a lot of sense. I especially enjoyed his appearance on question time recently when he made the entire panel shit themselves by claiming they were all millionaires so their kids would be okay. Fiona Bruce nearly had a stroke.
His book is a decent read too.
Communism doesn’t work, there are plenty of examples throughout history that proves it.
This gentleman is from the London School of Economics. Look up the Fabian society to see who they are and what they are….. In short they are socialists.
So what he is saying is nothing new.
As for Elon Musk, man is a genius, he was once the darling of the left with his electric cars. That all changed after he purchased Twitter. However Musk has brought us Spacex and Nueralink too. He has done more good for mankind than any socialist, he is also not a materialist, in fact he is known as a minimalist, he sold
all of his homes and rents his current home. Some would argue this makes him a poor exmple.
As for the media it is obvious that the media bias is to the left with the odd exception, any one arguing otherwise is a fool.
As for allowing the influx of immigration I can see why he would argue that with the Conservative Party in the UK but in no way can you square that to Trump. To do so is ridiculous, It was Biden who allowed mass immigration. Again a major flaw in his argument.
Personally I blame the Globalists! I think we can all agree that is not Trump.
As for the wealth gap growing between the rich and the middle class, blame the Central planners (central banks).
It is their policy of Quantitative easing and zero interest rate program (ZIRP) and Negative Interest rate Program (NIRP) programmes that have inflated asset prices, (real estate and stock prices) that have widened the divide.
Trump is at least doing something about it. It was the corporations who gutted communities by outsourcing US manufacturing jobs for slave labour, lining the pockets of the executives at the expense of the middle class. This is also a contributing factor for the divide. Bringing jobs back even at the expense of corporate profits is the right thing to do for main st.
To say it is just taxation that is to blame is incorrect. It is a number of things, that include Fiscal policy, Monetary policy and Gov’t policy.
What is the solution, it’s all of the above, taxing the rich more is just one solution. Corporations across the globe play the same game as they are all beholden to their shareholders, usually at the expense of their workers, one way to fix this is to give the workers more rights through unions. Although remember these are also the Job providers so that has to be taken into consideration.
The biggest culprits are the Bankers and the Globalists. It ain’t fucking Elon Musk.
This gentleman is from the London School of Economics. Look up the Fabian society to see who they are and what they are….. In short they are socialists.
So what he is saying is nothing new.
As for Elon Musk, man is a genius, he was once the darling of the left with his electric cars. That all changed after he purchased Twitter. However Musk has brought us Spacex and Nueralink too. He has done more good for mankind than any socialist, he is also not a materialist, in fact he is known as a minimalist, he sold
all of his homes and rents his current home. Some would argue this makes him a poor exmple.
As for the media it is obvious that the media bias is to the left with the odd exception, any one arguing otherwise is a fool.
As for allowing the influx of immigration I can see why he would argue that with the Conservative Party in the UK but in no way can you square that to Trump. To do so is ridiculous, It was Biden who allowed mass immigration. Again a major flaw in his argument.
Personally I blame the Globalists! I think we can all agree that is not Trump.
As for the wealth gap growing between the rich and the middle class, blame the Central planners (central banks).
It is their policy of Quantitative easing and zero interest rate program (ZIRP) and Negative Interest rate Program (NIRP) programmes that have inflated asset prices, (real estate and stock prices) that have widened the divide.
Trump is at least doing something about it. It was the corporations who gutted communities by outsourcing US manufacturing jobs for slave labour, lining the pockets of the executives at the expense of the middle class. This is also a contributing factor for the divide. Bringing jobs back even at the expense of corporate profits is the right thing to do for main st.
To say it is just taxation that is to blame is incorrect. It is a number of things, that include Fiscal policy, Monetary policy and Gov’t policy.
What is the solution, it’s all of the above, taxing the rich more is just one solution. Corporations across the globe play the same game as they are all beholden to their shareholders, usually at the expense of their workers, one way to fix this is to give the workers more rights through unions. Although remember these are also the Job providers so that has to be taken into consideration.
The biggest culprits are the Bankers and the Globalists. It ain’t fucking Elon Musk.
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
stubbo wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 11:06 Been watching a bit of this guy this week...Multi-Millionaire Trader from Ilford turned Inequality Crusader, Gary Stevenson. Wrote best seller 'The Trading Game'.
Has a theory that the economy is basically fucked, living standards for all but the super rich will continue to fall, and that it's all driven by increasing levels of inequality, and as a result the competition between the super rich and the rest for common resources (Housing, Food, Political Influence, etc) with the Super Rich consuming more and more and at greater scale and as a result there being less left for the 'serfs' (well, middle class down...all about perspective I guess).
Anyway, in this video he talks about why Elon is aligning with Trump, the pushing of anti-immigration agendas by the Super Rich and why that makes so much sense alongside the actual continuation of high levels of immigration.
Thought might be an interesting one for the WHO politico to dissect:
I've posted up his video before, I think he speaks a lot of sense. I especially enjoyed his appearance on question time recently when he made the entire panel shit themselves by claiming they were all millionaires so their kids would be okay. Fiona Bruce nearly had a stroke.
His book is a decent read too.
His book is a decent read too.
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
Been watching a bit of this guy this week...Multi-Millionaire Trader from Ilford turned Inequality Crusader, Gary Stevenson. Wrote best seller 'The Trading Game'.
Has a theory that the economy is basically fucked, living standards for all but the super rich will continue to fall, and that it's all driven by increasing levels of inequality, and as a result the competition between the super rich and the rest for common resources (Housing, Food, Political Influence, etc) with the Super Rich consuming more and more and at greater scale and as a result there being less left for the 'serfs' (well, middle class down...all about perspective I guess).
Anyway, in this video he talks about why Elon is aligning with Trump, the pushing of anti-immigration agendas by the Super Rich and why that makes so much sense alongside the actual continuation of high levels of immigration.
Thought might be an interesting one for the WHO politico to dissect:
Has a theory that the economy is basically fucked, living standards for all but the super rich will continue to fall, and that it's all driven by increasing levels of inequality, and as a result the competition between the super rich and the rest for common resources (Housing, Food, Political Influence, etc) with the Super Rich consuming more and more and at greater scale and as a result there being less left for the 'serfs' (well, middle class down...all about perspective I guess).
Anyway, in this video he talks about why Elon is aligning with Trump, the pushing of anti-immigration agendas by the Super Rich and why that makes so much sense alongside the actual continuation of high levels of immigration.
Thought might be an interesting one for the WHO politico to dissect:
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:28Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:20goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:17Semiconductors we’ve spoken about, you won’t be taking manufacturing from China or Taiwan etc etc.
Cars they already manufacture.
Ships, how many ships do you think the US builds a year? Last year it built 10 military ships and 5 commercial ships.
China built over 1,000.And that’s all about to change silly nuts!A few US cars that will sell in the UK
Ford Mustang and F150 pick up truck.
Chevy Camaro and the Silverado pick up truck, Corvette.
Dodge Ram pick up, Charger
Cadillac Escalade, CT 5.
Tesla of course.
There’s plenty more.
so incredibly wrong, why would any buy them over superior European equivalents, only Tesla would do ok but Elon has made even that a hard sell nowdays
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Love the Goose v. Nutsin verbal match. Goose wins by a ko.
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For those that are interested. A link detailing the trade deal between US and UK.
https://www.dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/a ... ners-us-uk
https://www.dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/a ... ners-us-uk
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Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:33goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:21Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:19Oh I’m sure the US auto makers can make any adjustments necessary.
Please excuse my cynicism on your forecasts but you’ve been dead wrong on everything, what makes you think you have any credibility?
Poor Goose, just stacking up losses. We’re gonna have to rename you Potter soon.Adjustments???![]()
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just adjust them from left hand drive to right hand?![]()
you have no clue how these things are manufactured.I’m sure they’ll figure it out Goose.
So you wanna take a car which is more expensive to make, add complexity into the manufacturing process to make it even more expensive, and then ship it across the Atlantic and make it even more expensive?
yeh that’ll work.
yeh that’ll work.
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goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:21Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:19goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:08He talked about it post Brexit but never followed it through.
Theres a reason Tesla use Germany (location & cost). They’re not changing that and neither are you.
Not to mention the fact that American produced cars don’t meet U.K. safety standards so your essentially needing an entire new plant to make U.K. ready cars.Oh I’m sure the US auto makers can make any adjustments necessary.
Please excuse my cynicism on your forecasts but you’ve been dead wrong on everything, what makes you think you have any credibility?
Poor Goose, just stacking up losses. We’re gonna have to rename you Potter soon.Adjustments???![]()
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just adjust them from left hand drive to right hand?![]()
you have no clue how these things are manufactured.
I’m sure they’ll figure it out Goose.
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Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:19goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:08He talked about it post Brexit but never followed it through.
Theres a reason Tesla use Germany (location & cost). They’re not changing that and neither are you.
Not to mention the fact that American produced cars don’t meet U.K. safety standards so your essentially needing an entire new plant to make U.K. ready cars.Oh I’m sure the US auto makers can make any adjustments necessary.
Please excuse my cynicism on your forecasts but you’ve been dead wrong on everything, what makes you think you have any credibility?
Poor Goose, just stacking up losses. We’re gonna have to rename you Potter soon.
Adjustments???
just adjust them from left hand drive to right hand?
you have no clue how these things are manufactured.
just adjust them from left hand drive to right hand?
you have no clue how these things are manufactured.
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 19:08He talked about it post Brexit but never followed it through.
Theres a reason Tesla use Germany (location & cost). They’re not changing that and neither are you.
Not to mention the fact that American produced cars don’t meet U.K. safety standards so your essentially needing an entire new plant to make U.K. ready cars.
Oh I’m sure the US auto makers can make any adjustments necessary.
Please excuse my cynicism on your forecasts but you’ve been dead wrong on everything, what makes you think you have any credibility?
Poor Goose, just stacking up losses. We’re gonna have to rename you Potter soon.
Please excuse my cynicism on your forecasts but you’ve been dead wrong on everything, what makes you think you have any credibility?
Poor Goose, just stacking up losses. We’re gonna have to rename you Potter soon.
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:56goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:50Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:41Poor Goose
Tesla's vehicles are produced at factories worldwide. Here's a breakdown:
- Austin, Texas: Currently produces the Model Y, with plans to manufacture the Cybertruck and Roadster in the future. Also Tesla's global headquarters.
- Grünheide, Germany: Produces the Model Y.
- Fremont, California: Produces the Model S, Model X, Model 3, and Model Y.
- Nevada: One of the world's largest plants for electric vehicle components.
- Shanghai, China: Produces the Model 3 and Model Y.
Yup ALL the Tesla’s sold in the U.K. are manufactured in Germany and China.Who knows maybe Elon will open a plant in the UK now we have our new trade agreement.
However I’d like to know how you know exactly what Tesla’s plans are for future production for the UK consumer?
Are you making shit up again?
He talked about it post Brexit but never followed it through.
Theres a reason Tesla use Germany (location & cost). They’re not changing that and neither are you.
Not to mention the fact that American produced cars don’t meet U.K. safety standards so your essentially needing an entire new plant to make U.K. ready cars.
Theres a reason Tesla use Germany (location & cost). They’re not changing that and neither are you.
Not to mention the fact that American produced cars don’t meet U.K. safety standards so your essentially needing an entire new plant to make U.K. ready cars.
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goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:50Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:41Poor Goose
Tesla's vehicles are produced at factories worldwide. Here's a breakdown:
- Austin, Texas: Currently produces the Model Y, with plans to manufacture the Cybertruck and Roadster in the future. Also Tesla's global headquarters.
- Grünheide, Germany: Produces the Model Y.
- Fremont, California: Produces the Model S, Model X, Model 3, and Model Y.
- Nevada: One of the world's largest plants for electric vehicle components.
- Shanghai, China: Produces the Model 3 and Model Y.
Yup ALL the Tesla’s sold in the U.K. are manufactured in Germany and China.
Who knows maybe Elon will open a plant in the UK now we have our new trade agreement.
However I’d like to know how you know exactly what Tesla’s plans are for future production for the UK consumer?
Are you making shit up again?
However I’d like to know how you know exactly what Tesla’s plans are for future production for the UK consumer?
Are you making shit up again?
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Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:41Poor Goose
Tesla's vehicles are produced at factories worldwide. Here's a breakdown:
- Austin, Texas: Currently produces the Model Y, with plans to manufacture the Cybertruck and Roadster in the future. Also Tesla's global headquarters.
- Grünheide, Germany: Produces the Model Y.
- Fremont, California: Produces the Model S, Model X, Model 3, and Model Y.
- Nevada: One of the world's largest plants for electric vehicle components.
- Shanghai, China: Produces the Model 3 and Model Y.
Yup ALL the Tesla’s sold in the U.K. are manufactured in Germany and China.
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:34You mean the Tesla’s that are manufactured in Germany and China?![]()
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Poor Goose
Tesla's vehicles are produced at factories worldwide. Here's a breakdown:
Tesla's vehicles are produced at factories worldwide. Here's a breakdown:
- Austin, Texas: Currently produces the Model Y, with plans to manufacture the Cybertruck and Roadster in the future. Also Tesla's global headquarters.
- Grünheide, Germany: Produces the Model Y.
- Fremont, California: Produces the Model S, Model X, Model 3, and Model Y.
- Nevada: One of the world's largest plants for electric vehicle components.
- Shanghai, China: Produces the Model 3 and Model Y.
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:28Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:20goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:17Semiconductors we’ve spoken about, you won’t be taking manufacturing from China or Taiwan etc etc.
Cars they already manufacture.
Ships, how many ships do you think the US builds a year? Last year it built 10 military ships and 5 commercial ships.
China built over 1,000.And that’s all about to change silly nuts!A few US cars that will sell in the UK
Ford Mustang and F150 pick up truck.
Chevy Camaro and the Silverado pick up truck, Corvette.
Dodge Ram pick up, Charger
Cadillac Escalade, CT 5.
Tesla of course.
There’s plenty more.
You mean the Tesla’s that are manufactured in Germany and China?
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goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:23Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:20goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:17Semiconductors we’ve spoken about, you won’t be taking manufacturing from China or Taiwan etc etc.
Cars they already manufacture.
Ships, how many ships do you think the US builds a year? Last year it built 10 military ships and 5 commercial ships.
China built over 1,000.And that’s all about to change silly nuts!Hahaha you don’t believe that.
Who’s buying them? Where’s the capacity?
Stop being a retard!
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:20goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:17Semiconductors we’ve spoken about, you won’t be taking manufacturing from China or Taiwan etc etc.
Cars they already manufacture.
Ships, how many ships do you think the US builds a year? Last year it built 10 military ships and 5 commercial ships.
China built over 1,000.And that’s all about to change silly nuts!
A few US cars that will sell in the UK
Ford Mustang and F150 pick up truck.
Chevy Camaro and the Silverado pick up truck, Corvette.
Dodge Ram pick up, Charger
Cadillac Escalade, CT 5.
Tesla of course.
There’s plenty more.
Ford Mustang and F150 pick up truck.
Chevy Camaro and the Silverado pick up truck, Corvette.
Dodge Ram pick up, Charger
Cadillac Escalade, CT 5.
Tesla of course.
There’s plenty more.
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
Nutsin wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:20goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:17Semiconductors we’ve spoken about, you won’t be taking manufacturing from China or Taiwan etc etc.
Cars they already manufacture.
Ships, how many ships do you think the US builds a year? Last year it built 10 military ships and 5 commercial ships.
China built over 1,000.And that’s all about to change silly nuts!
Hahaha you don’t believe that.
Who’s buying them? Where’s the capacity?
Who’s buying them? Where’s the capacity?
Re: The Official Politics Thread (enter at your own risk)
goose wrote: ↑08 May 2025, 18:17Semiconductors we’ve spoken about, you won’t be taking manufacturing from China or Taiwan etc etc.
Cars they already manufacture.
Ships, how many ships do you think the US builds a year? Last year it built 10 military ships and 5 commercial ships.
China built over 1,000.
And that’s all about to change silly nuts!