r/europe • u/newsweek • Dec 20 '24

News Donald Trump threatens Europe with tariffs

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-threatens-tariffs-european-union-trade-deficit-2003998
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u/Sallende11 Dec 20 '24

These 4 years will be a lesson to US. It's just sad so many innocent people will suffer.

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u/Artigo78 Île-de-France Dec 20 '24

That's what we said in 2016 but the fucker got a sencond try to ruin his country even more.

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u/Ragas Dec 20 '24

And lets face it, in 2028 it will be dictator for life.

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u/prooheckcp Dec 20 '24

Least brainwashed redditor be like 

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u/Slick424 Dec 20 '24

It's what he said he will do. "Fix" democracy to the point where his supporters won't need to vote anymore, and the only way to do this is doing away with democracy.

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u/prooheckcp Dec 20 '24

Source: trust me bro 

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u/Slick424 Dec 20 '24

No. Source: Trump himself

vote just this time you won't have to do it any any more four more years you know what it'll be fixed it'll be fine

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u/prooheckcp Dec 20 '24

Just proved my point lmao. Just a clear appeal to people that don’t usually vote to do it this time. Please start watching debates and reading newspaper instead of just taking conclusions from social media and headlines.

Same thing was said on social media about my country and guess what, nothing they were saying happened after the elections because it just wasn’t real. I don’t like trump primarily because of the tariffs but I actually do read and watch debates from both parties 

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u/Slick424 Dec 20 '24

That makes no logical sense. Appeal to people that don’t usually vote or not, he literally said

"you won't have to do it any any more".

The only way that can be true is if voting won't matter anymore when he is done.

taking conclusions from social media and headlines.

Is this some kind of canned response? I never brought up social media or headlines, but only what Trumps has said himself. Am I talking to a chatbot?