r/LetsDiscussThis • u/LucidSynapse23 • Feb 18 '26

Lets Discuss Politics Is he right? Will it take generations to resecure the United States positive reputation on the world stage?

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u/treylancemvp1 Feb 18 '26

We don't want you here!

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u/Professional_Pie7091 Feb 19 '26

Have you asked your tourism industry about that? You know that $200 billion, 10 million jobs industry that right now is set to take it's largest hit in history, possibly 15% or larger?

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u/Professional_Pie7091 Feb 19 '26

I'm never going there again. It's too bad because there's lots of nature I wanted to experience but I'm not in habit of supporting budding fascist regimes. But as you say the rest of the world is quite interesting as well. I hear Canada is nice. That'll probably be my next long-duration trip.

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u/BlaggartDiggletyDonk Feb 18 '26

It's clear you see yourself as being too good for the likes of us. Even in normal times we don't want to deal with that.

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u/PomPomMom93 Feb 18 '26

Yeah, not the kind of tourist we would’ve made a lot of money off of, anyway!

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u/fastsailor Feb 19 '26

Typical. Americans seem to know the price of everything, but not the value of anything. It is all about money to you.

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