Comments by "Tim John Un" (@timjohnun4297) on "10 News First" channel.

  1.  @trevorcrook5753  Dominating the war that they said would be over in a few weeks. Right. You must be a Trump supporter
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  2. @Tyler What countries have more guns than America?
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  3. Sharks "Bite" things to see what they are. Outboard motors in particular emit an electrical signal into the water. They aren't necessarily being aggressive when doing it. It's why they bite surfboards, too
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  4. Wait, there was a billionaire on board?? Was he the only person?? That's what the headline suggests....
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  5. Several recent court rulings disagree. I'll take their word over yours
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  6. Don't forget, everyone will hit the shops en masse, to panic buy every roll of tp they can get, just before the lockdown starts...
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  7. How do you remain at peace? 2 ways. Either you just roll over and let another country invade or you have ample deterrents to prevent an attempted invasion. People complained about defence spending in 1938, too
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  8.  @robot336  Trump also said he could stop this war in 24 hours, so, forgive me for being a sceptic lol
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  9. Let us know how the US economy is right now, after less than 2 months of him running the country. And the stock market....
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  10. @ yes, it is on multiple countries. And each one of those countries needs to respond accordingly. They want us to pay for anything we get from them? They can pay for anything they get from us
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  11.  @StephenTruscott-g4v  not while the "Stable orange genius" is there
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  12. You can thank the Lima agreement for that, which was signed in 1975. Nothing to do with the current government, although it was Whitlam who instrumented it.
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  13. How would he have stopped them? I know - by giving Putin everything he wanted and pulling the US out of NATO. That's how
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  14.  @vnewen2157  The US putting tariffs on Australian goods means the American consumer pays that much extra, for Australian imports. In this case, 10%. So it's Americans that will pay it, not us. The flip side is, higher prices may lead to them buying less from us, which hurts our exporters. The scary part is the effect it's having on the stock markets. Trump has so far, in 2 months, caused the biggest stock market crash in history.
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  15. Can't be charged for breaking a law that doesn't exist though. The government are to blame here, for leaving the loophole open
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  16.  @andyk6230  Because as I said, they got in on a loophole, and broke no laws getting here. The loophole was, flights from India are banned, but not from Doha, so they flew to Doha and then transferred. Caught the govt sleeping. They still have to quarantine in Australia, as do people from all international flights. The govt are running around now trying to fix the gaping hole they left in their new laws
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  17. Just like the red wave that was gonna happen last year?
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  18. So explain the tariff on Australia? We don't tariff US imports at all....
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  19. Classic example of why lockdowns need to be quick and short. Gladys thought she was smart enough to just let it go...until it was too late
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  20.  @veradjuric8514  Just went through that here in WA, shops were stripped bare in a few hours...
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  21.  @UbFunks  Tariffs are designed to protect local markets. Trump is using them as a tool, which is crashing the stock markets. Let him, I say, we don't pay them, his voters do. They could throw the Republican party out in the 2026 midterms, and impeach him for some of his many breaches of the constitution, this just makes that scenario more likely
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  22. That's a given
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  23. So we stop trading with the US then, no more giving them natural resources for pennies on the dollar, sounds like she's right...
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  24.  @dejanbojic826  Here we go. Trump obviously doesn't know what "Reciprocal" means, because we DON'T tariff US goods. We signed a free trade agreement with the US in 2005! It doesn't take much to find that, just saying....
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  25.  @Floyd-d9v  trump wants America for America, let him have it. If the world stops trading with them, they will be on their knees in no time. Actually, with the dumb decisions he's making, they are getting close now
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  26.  @FartSuckerUmad  I would bet that the supermarkets here wouldn't budge in their prices, unless a deal could be made with IGA or similar
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  27. The US is about the constitution. Trump is ineligible under the 13th amendment of the constitution. The court's job is to literally uphold the constitution.
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  28. Kinda like Trump's wall, really ;)
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  29.  @reinhardtburger7108  Oh FFS, how often have you seen that happen? Both are tossers but stepping backwards on a didgy stage is hardly evidence of some sort of dementia
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  30. 100% true!
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  31. We charge zero tariffs on US goods. Does nobody understand this?? Trump calls them "Reciprocal" because he either doesn't understand what it means or is just bullshitting to justify his actions. Either is likely.
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  32. Yes, gold star for you!
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  33.  @somethingelse9535  trump has all but destroyed the US economy, and the stock market, in less than 2 months. It's almost like he's been bankrupt 6 times, including 3 casinos....
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  34. GST is charged on everything in Australia, not just imports. It has nothing to do with tariffs.
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  35. They will be watching the outcome of this one very closely. SCOTUS could possible make that ruling though, before the states need to lift a finger
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  36.  @bruceli9094  by getting rid of income. I think you drank too much orange kool-aid
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  37. Tell us you don't know how tariffs work, without saying so....
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  38. In future just ignore them, no cameras (Because they hate media so much), no Police presence (Because they hate cops so much). The novelty will soon wear off.
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  39. GST has nothing to do with tariffs, get a clue. GST is charged on goods made here in Australia, too, you know....
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  40. It's more the damage trump has done to the stock markets from doing this, than Australia hurting from tariffs. They will hurt American consumers the most, not us.
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  41. Charged with what though? they didn't break any laws, they just used loopholes. there is still a loophole where you can travel overseas via NZ now that the bubble has happened, too. You can't be charged for breaking a law that doesn't exist
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  42. You have to be related to Kyle, with that logic...
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  43. Another clueless one....
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  44. Why would they have to do that??
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  45. Unless you got fired by him, for no reason, other than he didn't know what you do
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  46. We banned their beef because they had an outbreak of Mad Cow Disease, which we have never had in Australia, and don't want, because it would decimate our whole industry.
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  47.  @reinhardtburger7108  I bet he could at least spell "OFF"
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