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free2ryhme:
Trump's use of tariffs to pressure countries is worrying. He's threatening a 100% tariff on computer chips made in Taiwan, pushing companies to move production to the U.S. instead of relying on foreign manufacturing. While he aims to boost American industries, his aggressive approach feels more like bullying than diplomacy. Calling him the "Tariff Lord" might be fitting, as he uses tariffs like a weapon to get what he wants. It's a bold strategy, but it risks harming international relationships and trade.

nairalanda1:
I can see Trump's method to his madness, he wants jobs back on US soil and it may even be in US interest, but the problem is , an American worker won't be prepared to make chips on the salary and terms of a taiwanese or Chinese worker. Result, costs of chips go up

Then the issue is US chip makers compete globally. Assuming they made their chips in the USA, at the end, it could become more expensive than chips made by non USA companies. Result, Us chip makers lose money compared to international chip makers.

The economy is too global for tarrifs.

cjudy:
Them never see anything

I’m waiting for Yoruba Muslims to come and insult Trump as usual

THEDEEPSIGHT:
My dear, most of the parts are not even made in America anymore - for a very long time already. So you know nothing.
Beyond the Display Glass and very few chips, everything else is made in China.

Roboto11:
Wetin dey worry this one?

Do you know my location?

Before your papa know where US dey , I don dey.

Less then 5% Americans are unemployed.

Trump can say anything he likes it won't change that fact.

If we go by Musk and Vivek, it's probably because a lot of Americans are dense, that's why they can't take up STEM jobs.

smokinloud:
I admire Donald Trump because he's unapologetic in his views, never backing down from a challenge or fearing criticism from others.

nlfpmod:
https://www.pcmag.com/news/trump-to-tariff-chips-made-in-taiwan-targeting-tsmc

danvon:
China is the way forward

Thank God we joined BRICS

phr0nesis:
I don't see how any of his decisions affect you

DrAda:
Hehehehehe. Never a dull moment with Trump. Thanks to him, I wake up every day now wondering which thriller movie is unfolding live.

spiSeyi:
Have you used it? I have worked on it and currently building a project around deepseek API. Deepseek is better than chat Gpt bro it response time about 1.5x of chat GPT with up to 85% accuracy compared to 82% accuracy of Chat GPT.
The recent chip maker stock crash is an evidence

Try it out here https://chat.deepseek.com/sign_in

BadBradley:
your father used his neighbour's stolen yams to offset your mother's bridal costs.

If you mention my parents again, I will scalp you deeper.

Ignorant whelp

bestman09:
Man wey sabi!

His only mission is to Make America Great Again, and he is seriously doing it without minding what people will say.

Na man you be Trump!


Haters can go and jump into the lagoon

Roboto11:
I always love when my dick is in your mom's mouth.

Do your worst.

BadBradley:
be respectful, I could have been your father if I stayed in the queue for my turn with your mother.

She was the village tart then.

Roboto11:
Didn't but you'll read mine.

Bleep your mother.

cjudy:
Them never see anything

I’m waiting for Yoruba Muslims to come and insult Trump as usual

bestman09:
Man wey sabi!

His only mission is to Make America Great Again, and he is seriously doing it without minding what people will say.

Na man you be Trump!


Haters can go and jump into the lagoon

cjudy:
Them never see anything

I’m waiting for Yoruba Muslims to come and insult Trump as usual

free2ryhme:
Trump's use of tariffs to pressure countries is worrying. He's threatening a 100% tariff on computer chips made in Taiwan, pushing companies to move production to the U.S. instead of relying on foreign manufacturing. While he aims to boost American industries, his aggressive approach feels more like bullying than diplomacy. Calling him the "Tariff Lord" might be fitting, as he uses tariffs like a weapon to get what he wants. It's a bold strategy, but it risks harming international relationships and trade.

free2ryhme:
Trump's use of tariffs to pressure countries is worrying. He's threatening a 100% tariff on computer chips made in Taiwan, pushing companies to move production to the U.S. instead of relying on foreign manufacturing. While he aims to boost American industries, his aggressive approach feels more like bullying than diplomacy. Calling him the "Tariff Lord" might be fitting, as he uses tariffs like a weapon to get what he wants. It's a bold strategy, but it risks harming international relationships and trade.

spiSeyi:
America is gone while Trump is trying to stop China China is waxing stronger 24/7 the deep seek AI model by the Chinese is an opener which crashed the chip market within 8hrs of launch.

alimiadedayo1:
Don't mind him when people hate you, they find nothing good in you. Meanwhile Trump was doing the right thing for his country and that is how a president that care about his country should be..But he can't translate that because he hates hom

DrAda:
Hehehehehe. Never a dull moment with Trump. Thanks to him, I wake up every day now wondering which thriller movie is unfolding live.

optimusprime2:
Well, watch and see.
Apparently what pushes people especially these days, is money

nlfpmod:
https://www.pcmag.com/news/trump-to-tariff-chips-made-in-taiwan-targeting-tsmc

Badexx:
Americans first

phr0nesis:
I don't see how any of his decisions affect you

free2ryhme:
Trump's use of tariffs to pressure countries is worrying. He's threatening a 100% tariff on computer chips made in Taiwan, pushing companies to move production to the U.S. instead of relying on foreign manufacturing. While he aims to boost American industries, his aggressive approach feels more like bullying than diplomacy. Calling him the "Tariff Lord" might be fitting, as he uses tariffs like a weapon to get what he wants. It's a bold strategy, but it risks harming international relationships and trade.