SSteezleDoes it make sense that everything we buy needs to be shipped across the world to get to us?
No, it doesn't make sense.
There's never been more incentive to make things in the USA.
Tariffs are an indirect and coercive negative "incentive" in this case. A positive incentive would have been tax breaks, grants, subsidies, etc for businesses that produce goods in the USA -- which is ideally what would have been done. A) Reward businesses like ON3P for what they have been doing B) Maybe Vishnu could start making skis in the USA C) have further positive incentives for starting to source more and more goods from the USA once production is here.
It's actually not difficult to make things here if you aren't corrupt like our last two presidents have been.
USA company are finally getting the praise they always should have got.
@Biffbarf says I'm a retard, so I could be wrong, but Made In America has been kind of a big deal for awhile.
Funny how most liberals don't seem to mind slave labor in china or shipping their toothbrush over 10,000 miles when they cry about climate change.
Again, I might be a retard so it's hard for me to grasp these concepts, but I'm pretty sure slave labor and the environmental impact of China has been a talking point for both liberals and conservatives.
**This post was edited on May 2nd 2025 at 5:08:11pm