The Fuhrur Slams GM

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OchocoKid

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Our dictator says GM better damn well open new plants after announcing closures. we are now in a government controlled economy obviously. good bye capitalism.


None of this overshadows the fact Trump has failed the retards who put him in office. poor union babies who thought the orange man would insulate them from the big cold world of competition and innovation. ? and let's not forget the tariffs that cost GM a billion dollars so far . that really helped.

Anyway. as if Trump needed more bad news.


https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/26/tru...o-they-better-damn-well-open-a-new-plant.html









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Elections have results, tariffs have results, masochism has results. Not sure if I would go full Fuhrer yet, no extermination camps and Hitler lasted 11 years.
 
Did not GM get bailed out before and now this. Sounds like piss poor business management to me.

RELH
 
General motors did not set the tariffs, your lover did.


General motors is making decisions based on cost and demands. nobody wants boring 4 door sedans like you drive so they're going to stop producing them. better get that last Buick while you can old timer !


But the heart of the matter is what right does the failing president have to demand any business build anything where he says they will ?


Trump lied about his powers to the union chumps who elected him. when he fails them we'll see what happens.







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LAST EDITED ON Nov-27-18 AT 09:30AM (MST)[p]http://thecollegeconservative.com/2015/06/01/five-principles-of-american-conservatism/

The five guiding principles of Conservatism:

1. Protect & Maximize Individual Rights
2. Ensure a Limited Government
3. Uphold the Rule of Law
4. Commitment to Federalism and the Separation of Powers
5. Maintain Free & Open Markets (Economic & Social)

Maintaining Free & Open Markets

Preserving free and open markets, economic or otherwise, is a key conservative principle derived from individual rights. Free markets allow the freedoms of association and participation in society. People should be allowed to associate with one another, whether for business, political, religious, or other reasons. The free flow of ideas is essential to constant societal improvement and innovation in all fields. Further, freely associating with others is a natural extension of individual rights, as John Stuart Mill explains in his famous work On Liberty. For conservatives, I hardly need to explain how the ?invisible hand? of the free market can allocate resources efficiently, and how free markets have created enormous wealth for our nation (see here and here for some free market background).

While it may be impossible to keep markets completely free, conservatives should commit to keeping them as free as possible to allow the mutually beneficial cooperation and exchanges. Conservatives should seek to make entry into economic markets easy, and only regulate those things necessary for the health and safety of market participants, for controlling coercive or unfair behavior, and for addressing externalities that affect those outside a particular contract. As I acknowledged earlier, the free market cannot be fully defended in one paragraph. However, conservatives must be friends of the free market.




Government is like a baby. An alimentary canal with a big appetite at one end and no responsibility at the other.
 
Tax incentives are not the same as demands and threats from the president.

You're either a capitalist or you're not. normal laws and incentives apply, king making by the executive branch does not.











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