Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "Trump supporters still in awe of Trump’s landslide political comeback" video.

@OkoTheBroko I don't drive, so you can continue paying for your depreciating investment and whine about it as well as the gas that feeds it. As for the other foreign products, those prices will rise initially and stabilize later when domestic taxes are cut, when domestic businesses rise to take their place, when more people who have jobs because those businesses exist have more money to spend. We can't keep giving money to nations like China that actively work to undermine us by using it to buy land from under our noses. Much of it suspiciously adjacent to military bases. There is a world that exists in the future past tomorrow and we have to have the brainpower to think about it.
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@NotYourDadsCards They aren't wrong, in that particular case. That would imply honest incompetence. They are paid off.
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It's only surprising if you still get your news from old guard media outlets. Use independent media, use aggregators like Ground News.
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@TitusMH And yet, somehow, "doing nothing" was still better than the 4 years we had during Biden. You can use stupid emojis and make baseless declarations all you want. The figures are very obvious and very different.
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@w.ryannn "i find it crazy that majority of americans just care about more money in their pockets over the rights of their neighbors" Really? Let's break it down politically. Democrats want to appeal to the disadvantaged. How do they do so? By "promising" them rights. Promises which may or may not come to pass once they are in office. Rights are difficult to change in legislation. At best, they will promise you a welfare check. Something that, in the long term, increases prices, thus negating the point of the check entirely. Mass immigration compressing wages does not help either. The taxes they impose overwhelmingly affect the middle class more than anyone else, not the rich. I don't particularly pledge allegiance to one party or the other, but I'm approaching this strategically. You can't appeal to financially struggling people by promising them abstract rights. They need money to stop struggling. And that money has to be earned by themselves, because they can never be sure when the government teat will stop providing milk. Lower taxes, which is usually the Republican platform, is the only thing that can provide this because it allows businesses to grow. As Bill Clinton said, probably the smartest thing he ever uttered: "It's the economy, stupid." Tariffs seem bad in the short term but in the long term it will allow local business to flourish because we will not outsource their products to China. At the same time it hurts one of our biggest rivals in the world, actively working to undermine us by buying our real estate among other things.
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