Comments by "Matthew Loutner" (@Matthew_Loutner) on "" video.

  1. @mikaelgauslaa5547  It happens that I made straight A's in those classes. You are the one who failed them and has no idea what you are talking about. When a factory closes and fires 200 workers, those workers stop buying motorscooters. That causes the motorscooter dealership to close and those employees get fired. Then factory workers and motorscooter workers cannot pay their mortgages. That causes bank failures, and bank employees get fired. Then you have factory workers, motorscooter workers, and bank employees who cannot eat at restaurants, and 30 restaurants go out of business. Those employees get fired. Then you have factory workers, motorscooter workers, bank employees, and cooks and waitresses who cannot buy new clothes. That closes malls. Construction companies stop building because there is a glut of houses and empty offices. You have no idea.
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  2. @basketcase1235  I studied microeconomics and macroeconomics at Indiana University. I cannot explain to you what takes several years to teach. If you want to understand it, take the courses.
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  3. There is nothing to blame anyone for.
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  4. The president understands how tariffs work. Enjoy your recession.
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  5. ​ @postive-vibes How would 5 unemployed people trade around with each other? I will give you 2 apples for that pair of socks . . .
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  6. We are not stopping it. We are Making America Great Again. Have you not been listening for the last 10 years?
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  7. Yes it has.
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  8. ​ @Gabbyness41 Only a demoncrat would claim that President Trump created a problem that was really created by a world-wide pandemic.
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  9. You probably have never seen what 15% unemployment looks like.
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  10. ​ @hollywu7768 There are no factories in Nigeria.
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  11. @tringuyen7519  They buy U.S. treasury bills because they can earn about 5% interest on their investment.
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  12. @cinpeace353  Our country has the highest GDP in the world. We prove that we know math and science. Say what you want. You only make yourself look foolish.
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  13. @last-smoke  I already explained how that works for someone else. Read the whole thread.
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  14. @Joyce-ow1ks  The United States manufactures 85% of its own consumer goods. The things we import are things that lend themselves to being relatively easy to manufacture and ship. That would be items, such as clothes, toys, power tools, electronic goods, such as stereos, televisions, microwave ovens and computers. About two-thirds of our imports come from countries other than China, and particularly, a clothing factory is easy to set up in any country. That leaves around 5% of our consumer goods coming from China. Our importers have cancelled most of their orders from Chinese factories because they are too chincy to pay the tariffs. So as the supply chain dries up, we can expect shortages in things like toys and consumer electronics. Americans will have plenty of money but will not be able to buy a new computer because there will not be any available. The ones that are available will double in price.
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  15. @cxengel  Oh they will? Did they tell you that 40 million Chinese people starved to death between 1958 and 1963? Being around as a country is one thing. But the person starving to death only feels his own hunger. He does not care how long the country remains.
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  16.  @raydunn2582  We are Making America Great Again. If you do not want any kool-aid, you can have prune juice.
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  17. I can wear a purple shirt.
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  18. Backfire.
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