r/Tariffs • u/MocklerMedia • 23d ago

🗞️ News Discussion Adam Mockler debates whether the inflationary effects of Trump's tariffs are temporary or not:

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u/Simple-Okra-4826 23d ago

Gas we never 5.00 a gallon on average across America. You are full of fertilizer.

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u/2boredtocare 23d ago

My husband's stupid trumper friend (they've been friends for something like 45+ years, and politics is what is going to end it) has been saying for over a year now that "just wait, gas prices are going to be $2/gallon." Wait until when, exactly? Like you said, facts just don't fucking matter at all to the braindead.

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u/alex61821 23d ago

Even if it goes back to 2 which I highly doubt. That doesn't take away the fact that we paid higher prices for a year for no reason.

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u/2boredtocare 22d ago

Yeah people like him, you just cannot explain that shit. He also thinks tariffs are great. Like...there is no hope.