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In reply to the discussion: What does the US import that, if cut off, would decrease our quality of life? [View all]mahatmakanejeeves
(69,868 posts)103. Still laughing.
Here, let me plug in this power strip with the counterfeit UL label so I get some more light to see what I'm doing.
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What does the US import that, if cut off, would decrease our quality of life? [View all]
AngryAmish
May 2016
OP
geez...ok, where I live it's yellow fin or albacore...you are saying there is
Laura PourMeADrink
May 2016
#86
Careful what you wish for. Fracking made our independence from the ME possible.
Buzz Clik
May 2016
#4
Trump products and clothing, Ivanka's line, and Melania's line of jewelry, as it is, already we poor
braddy
May 2016
#8
Clothing and computers could start up pretty fast if the investors were sure of an economic return.
1939
May 2016
#50
How are the working poor going to pay $15.00 for a Fruit Of The Loom t-shirt during the transition?
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2016
#53
Your price was mostly accurate, but I did find these 3 for $15.00 underwear that seem to be
braddy
May 2016
#58
I bought a Lenovo 15.8 laptop computer with 8 gig of memory for three hundred dollars
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2016
#62
Tariffs. No thanks. FDR lowered them. Progressive countries now don't use them.
pampango
May 2016
#112
Corporations have proven to make profits with high tariffs and low. That is not the issue.
pampango
May 2016
#116
We can cut anything off if we are willing to pay the price and are prepared to fight the world.
Hoyt
May 2016
#23
Do you think the rest of the world will sit idly by as we economically starve them?
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2016
#29
As a northern Californian, I must respectfully insist that you could make do with domestic vino.
KamaAina
May 2016
#60
Coffee, shoes, cloth, car parts, electronics parts, most light rail vehicles, pharmaceuticals,
Warpy
May 2016
#42
would other countries let you use their markets, with no labor benefits?
La Lioness Priyanka
May 2016
#67
omg....sorry (think we could live without everything except oil, I guess) but
Laura PourMeADrink
May 2016
#83