Comments by "Joey" (@Joey-ct8bm) on "How Trump's tariffs will impact the global economy | DW News" video.

  1. The US thinks they can keep ASML chip technology if they tariff the EU.😂 Back to the Nvidia 1000 series card without AI for the US. The US forgets who applies Moore's law to chips. Big mistake!
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  2. We should keep ASML chip technology in Europe. All those big tech companies would've to move to Europe. Let's take their biggest companies.
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  3. Canada should cut off TAPS, The Transatlantic Alaska Pipeline System. The biggest oilfield of the US is in Alaska and that pipeline runs to Canada. Two million barrels per day go through TAPS. 18% of all US oil production.
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  4.  @daylightmoon7285  Give it India. They refine it and you'll get Russia too. Lots of other countries can refine it. You can make friends with other countries if you give them a good deal.
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  5.  @hamiltonian4698  You can do a social media tax. They want to operate in your country, tax them.
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  6. Open? 25% tariffs on pick up truck and vans from Europe. The US has tariffs on planes, boats and vehicles from Europe. Ford wouldn't exist anymore if Mercedes start making pick ups in the US. Same goes for Boeing and shipbuilders. Make more Tesla's!!! Only thing the US is good in is technology. I suggest you look up who gives the US chip technology. It's ASML the Netherlands. The whole US tech sector is dependent on ASML. TSMC, everybody but China.
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  7. Defending from who? From wars the US started? We've got 1.9 million EU active soldiers, the US has 1.3 million. We've double the reserve soldiers over the US. Who's defending who? You should pay more. We have double the soldiers. We spend 400 billion more than Russia by the way in Europe. We've 600k soldiers more abroad than the US. Who defending who? This are only EU numbers, the UK isn't in the EU. It's even MORE!
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  8. Counter tariffs will do the reverse. Bad for everybody. Especially consumers. A Apple phone would lose on price with Samsung in Europe. Samsung can now ask more for phones by 15% and still be 10% cheaper than Apple. It's bad all around. It creates more monopolies. Cooked as consumer.
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