LordReed:


And all the other crimes that are not murder that earn life sentences should be killed because they are using taxpayer monies? The length of time they sit on death row is really one of the least of the concerns when it comes to justice.

GloriousGbola:


Did you see the article I posted? They are already halting sales to the US. The people who will suffer the doubled price are the consumers.

Chinese businesses are not like American businesses with shareholders demanding profit every quarter. They can take a hit while they amend their strategy. Huawei and ZTE were banned from the US. So did they die? Kaspersky has been banned. Has the company collapsed?

You are echoing trumps delusion - that the US is the only game in town.

Byd cars do not sell in US. Has that stopped their growth?

GloriousGbola:


Did you see the article I posted? They are already halting sales to the US. The people who will suffer the doubled price are the consumers.

Chinese businesses are not like American businesses with shareholders demanding profit every quarter. They can take a hit while they amend their strategy. Huawei and ZTE were banned from the US. So did they die? Kaspersky has been banned. Has the company collapsed?

You are echoing trumps delusion - that the US is the only game in town.

Byd cars do not sell in US. Has that stopped their growth?

raumdeuter:


EU is also tariffing China, Canada is also tariffing China why because they also want to protect their local industries otherwise China will kill their own production and flood their country with Chinese goods

If this continues the only countries China will be selling to will be those who are okay killing their local manufacturing and the ones like Africa that have no local production/manufacturing to protect

The U.S. government has pulled back from its plan to block Nvidia's H20 HGX GPU exports to China, following a meeting between the U.S. President Donald Trump and Nvidia's chief executive Jensen Huang at a $1 million-a-head dinner. During the tête-à-tête Huang vowed to invest in domestic AI infrastructure, reports NPR. The Trump administration reportedly planned to ban sales of Nvidia's H20 HGX GPUs to China starting this week, but changed its mind.

The U.S. had spent months preparing new restrictions on shipments of H20 HGX GPUs — the highest-performing AI GPUs still permitted for sale in China — and those measures were set to take effect as early as this week, according to NPR, which cites two sources. The change in course followed a dinner at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, which Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang attended, reportedly at a $1 million admission fee. Shortly afterward, the company reportedly promised to pour more money into U.S.-based AI data centers, a move that helped ease concerns from the administration.

As it turns out, the Trump administration planned to ban shipments of Nvidia's H20 to China even ahead of May 15, when the Biden administration's AI Diffusion Rule is set to come into effect and prohibit sales of all American AI processors to Chinese entities. Under the new AI Diffusion Rule, China is effectively blocked from getting American processors as license exceptions that take into account limited performance or limited quantities will not apply to high-risk countries, including China.

cococandy:
Cc bemeruca, basilico

bemeruca:

We don't have to agree about everything. We are looking at it from different perspectives.

A lot of the brave fights for humanity, freedom, etc., took place in that era

basilico:


I wouldn't want to live without my phone and everything else that's been invented and developed since then.

Grok tells me the percentage of homeless people in the 50s was 6-10 times less than today.
Very few tent dwellers or people living in their cars .Someone can use similar examples to say life was better then on average though not luxurious.

basilico:

I never said China will go broke.Uts only a matter of time before other countries start shunning China because their trade practices dubious.
Don't know why you are harping on this instead of accepting basilico's position as the gospel truth.
What worries the EU president the most right now?
Chinese dumping their goods in Europe.
My point is made

basilico:


I'm better than you . I know they don't like me. I support those aligned to my interests.
In your case , you don't know they don't like you but you still support democrats and liberals who are mostly white

GloriousGbola:


the difference is that they are doing targeted , thought out , reasoned not kayfaybe tough guy posturing tariffs run by chatgpt
or you want to tell me there is rhyme reason and logic to emperor trumps tariffs?
tariffs he has already called off for three months after conveniently tanking the stock market?

in all of this you have never actually talked about a resolution or agreement - you simply brag about leaders kissing the ring - because at its core that is all it is trump wanting people to kiss his ass or drop something\

that is really all this is to team trump - a televised dick measuring contest

cococandy:


Everyone on nairaland knows me as a bitter feminist. He’s ruining my reputation 🤭

IjeBos:


sigh.

I want to laugh at the cognizant dissonance in this post, but it's just so incredibly sad.

As President Donald Trump’s back-and-forth on trade policies creates chaos in the financial markets, some fund managers are questioning the rationality of his decisions.

“In the last few days, we have had many conversations with macro fund managers,” Tom Lee, the head of research at the financial analysis firm FSInsights, wrote on Wednesday morning, before Trump backed down from most of his tariffs on U.S. trading partners.

“And their concern is that the White House is not acting rationally, but rather on ideology. And some even fear that this may not even be ideology,” he added. “A few have quietly wondered if the President might be insane.”

raumdeuter:


I was very specific with mass murderers and not every crime

bemeruca:

We don't have to agree about everything. We are looking at it from different perspectives.

A lot of the brave fights for humanity, freedom, etc., took place in that era

IjeBos:


sigh.

I want to laugh at the cognizant dissonance in this post, but it's just so incredibly sad.

cococandy:

I didn’t ask you to agree with everything.

I quoted him because if I said the same thing you’d be arguing with me until you are blue in the face.

It’s more likely you would accept it coming from him.

LordReed:


I know but your complaint was they were consuming taxpayer money.

Omofaye99:



You’re right that the decline of American manufacturing started long before Biden, and no administration has fully solved it.

Many voters in the Rust Belt often support candidates who speak to their concerns, especially when they feel their needs are not being met. This is why Trump gained support in 2016. People hoped he would make a difference, but that didn’t happen. If his present administration continues in its chaotic direction, the next election might eventually lean towards another Democratic candidate promising change, no matter their past performance.

This cycle of hope followed by disappointment will continue to the demerit of the RustBelt voters searching for someone who will truly addresses their needs.


It's a sad cycle.

IjeBos:
I guess the Supreme Court is pro MS-13 and gangsters too, right Bemeruca?
How morally bankrupt do you have to be to defend the DOJ acknowledging to "mistakenly" snatching someone and sending them to a prison camp and then refusing to return him. A position that the Conservative Supreme Court wouldn't even defend.

bemeruca:


Mistakenly snatching someone? Are you gonna lie to yourself again all the time?
Like I said, the mistake was that they sent him to the wrong country.
They can bring him back and deport him.

IjeBos:


You'ren a amoral person capping for people who would ship you to El Salvador if you ever did come to the US.
I wonder if Stephen Miller thinks the Supreme Court is now the President of El Salvador.
It was also a 9-0 decision.

bemeruca:


They want him back to be deported properly
you are capping for gangbangers a criminal but i am not the moral person

IjeBos:


It was a 9-0 ruling.
Lying about what happened doesn't change the fact you are always wrong about US legal issues.
Almost like someone who doesn't understand US laws because they have never stepped foot in the US.

bemeruca:


What does the bold have to do with what I said?
He will be brought to the US, go through the court, and then be deported.
They said they mistakenly sent him to El Salvador.

As defendants[Trump DOJ] acknowledge, they had no legal authority to arrest him, no justification to detain him, and no grounds to send him to El Salvador - let alone deliver him into one of the most dangerous prisons in the Western Hemisphere,
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn4jz3v401yo

IjeBos:


Again you seem to struggle with the English language.



I'm never sure why you send so much time arguing about against the values of a country you don't even live in esp. that if by luck one day you were allowed to enter you would be an immigrant.
If you don't like due process and like the ability to extralegally remove someone, why don't you try to get into Russia, you're values don't align with the US.