@Lexie49 @Rothmus …which also involves verbally telling the other pilot that he has control, followed by her letting go.
That would be a tacit command from him to her. Judging by precedent, the probability of her letting go is slim, if at all.
@Therealtesp@SocialPowerOne1 It means that the government is siphoning the common people’s quality of life to line its coffers. Never thought we would nudge towards a central command economy under a Republican president but here we are
@ACTBrigitte Because universities are part of a service industry, in which the US has a huge surplus, ripping off other countries with inflated tuition fees
@JoeyMannarinoUS The US can’t bother catering for market preferences. They’d rather ram junk corn fed beef down our throats and call us trade manipulators for having preferences.
This does not fit a free trade society that sees Toyota (for example) making region-specific models
@mrjeffu “We don’t care about your preference, if you don’t buy what we produce that means you’re ripping us off”
In Australia, in order for Australians not to be called trade manipulators is to allow the US to ram junk corn fed American beef down their throat
@atrupar No. Capricious tariffs obliterate investment in satellite countries like the Philippines, Vietnam. The US will manufacture, but exports will remain low as they remain too poor to buy anything from the US
Then the US can trap them with a loan they know can’t be repaid