Comments by "bighand69" (@bighands69) on "Farmer who voted for Trump: I'm not going to be quiet" video.

@floydd4779 It was not the republicans who voted in Congress to allow loans to poor people and claim that it was equality.
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@floydd4779 US unemployment figures on their own do not matter. What matter is work place participation rates along with unemployment figures. Under Trump the level if increase in work place participation was seen an increase of nearly 200% . Under Obama it decreased from base levels of nearly 600% of the levels under Trump.
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+Jody Clark That is not what happened. He is giving the Europeans a chance to adjust their positions. Not all European cars arriving into Europe are Luxury cars. A VW is not a luxury car by any account.
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@aljoschalong625 Trump has several properties worth about 1 billion dollars. If he was to sell them tomorrow he would make about $400 to $500 million on them. What do you mean he is not a billionaire. Even the most left leaning publications realize that his assets are in the billions.
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The US economy is not based on Soybeans. US exports about $12 billion worth of Soybeans to China and then imports about 150 billion in technology from China. Soybeans is the least of worries in the trade war. China needs to understand that it could lose up to 200 billion in exports to the US if it is not careful in the next 18 months. That could cause chaos in several Chinese regions.
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@OMGitsTerasu My response was to "Can't have tariffs on European luxury cars" and I explained it applies to all european cars coming into America.
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@jesusf.2600 VW which stands for VolksWagen is German for ""People's car". It is shortened to VW and it is widely accepted that VW is a German brand not a Mexican brand. Just because VW is assembled in Mexico does not for one moment make it a Mexican car just as Apple is considered an American product even though it is assembled in Asia. Now lets recap VW is German and is based in Wolfsburg. It then has assembly plants all over the world. Just a Toyota has assembly plants in the UK. So when a Toyota enters the European market it is not considered a UK car. You original comment does not seem that intelligent.
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