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Nationalize it all!

Then do guaranteed basic income and we’ll live in that “Golden Age” that Dear Leader has promised us if we just kiss the ring
 
bigredfish said:
I read a book last night that says I can take over any land in California I damn well please and kick people out of their homes.

I had an ancestor there once.
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Could do like we did, never inhabited/owed the land, take the indigenous people, try to kill them off with smallpox, force them into reservations, force them to speak a new language, new religion, now we have their land...
 
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Kind of a big deal, socialism, nationalizing companies, government owning means of production, stuff like that, gee whiz, I mean, John Gault…

I guess it’s all ok as long as the peasants get their bread and circuses…but I guess we can’t condemn that soon to be socialist Mayor in NYC for proposing the city owning grocery stores ?

U.S. Government Finalizes Deal For 10% Equity Stake In Intel, Will Release $8.87 Billion In Funding​

U.S. Government Finalizes Deal For 10% Equity Stake In Intel, Will Release $8.87 Billion In Funding | ZeroHedge

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Glad there was no coercion at least they did it willingly :rolleyes:

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Typical Trump...has not changed a bit over all these years...
 
Another Trump Victory: Here's Why Canada Had to Cave on Retaliatory Tariffs
We saw great news earlier with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinting that interest rate cuts will be coming. Then, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated that tariffs on foreign countries will likely reduce the deficit by $4 trillion over the decade. Those stories likely helped to send the stock market soaring, with the Dow Jones hitting its all-time high.

Now there's more positive news. President Donald Trump and Canadian leader Mark Carney had a phone call on Thursday on trade issues. As a result, Carney announced on Friday that Canada would be dropping most of its retaliatory tariffs on the United States. After all the anger the liberals whipped up, Carney had to explain that they would remove tariffs on goods covered under the USMCA agreement.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announces that Canada will be DROPPING their retaliatory tariffs against the US and removing tariffs on US goods covered by existing trade deals.pic.twitter.com/Y9ONDpOk1g— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) August 22, 2025
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Carney said Canada will now match the US by ending its tariffs on goods compliant with the US-Mexico-Canada free trade agreement (USMCA). He said that would "re-establish free trade for the vast majority" of goods that move between the two countries.

The decision will go into effect on 1 September, Carney said. [....]

In a statement to the BBC's US news partner CBS, the White House said it welcomes Canada's move, adding that it is "long overdue" and that the US looks forward to continuing discussions with its northern neighbour about trade and national security.
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Trump confirmed that, and it sounded like they made a lot of progress.

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Another Trump Victory: Here's Why Canada Had to Cave on Retaliatory Tariffs

Canada drops retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. after pressure from Trump. Trade tensions ease.
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Oceanslider said:
Trump Was Right About Everything!
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Wearing thatt big red hat emblazoned with that ^^^^ was hilarious to see. Always trolling his haters. Funny as shit.
 
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bigredfish said:
Well hell that makes it ok. If socialist countries can do it we sure can!

Why do it half assed, why not go all in

Yes, China has significant ownership in businesses through state-owned enterprises (SOEs). As of recent data, China has approximately 391,000 SOEs, which represent a substantial portion of the economy. These enterprises account for over 60% of China's market capitalization and generate a significant portion of the country's GDP. While many businesses are state-owned, there is also a growing private sector, with nearly 20 million private-controlled firms in China as of 2019.
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Welp, I see you have but....

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Which Democratic Republics (aka your choice of the least socialist/communist) countries do not have any stake in any privately held companies?
 
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And some people think giving Intel a $8.9B grant of YOUR TAX DOLLARS would have been better and gotten nothing out of it other than Intel donating money to libbie political campaigns. LOLOLOL. Hey, youse guys who are into that how about giving me a grant of money.
 
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There is an obvious explanation for this. After about 20 years I left Intel right at Y2K. The stock price immediately dropped and has never recovered to what it was back then. ;)
 
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So you feel @Sybertiger that the us govt should take ownership positions in any/all private companies based on the whim of whomever happens to be in office at the time decides to?

What if the next self anointed dictator chooses to invest taxpayer money in say LGBQRZX toothbrushes for cats?

What happens if that company loses its ass? Are taxpayers on the hook?

And if you own a large private business, that’s doing well, are you still going to cheerlead for the government to come in and buy 10%, 20%, of your business?

What if you decide to take your business in a different direction than what the government wants? Make a different kind of chip than what the government wants?

Thinking past today is essential in business
 
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The hypocrisy of MAGA is astounding

And when you start from a position of
“Trump is right no matter what” then reason and thinking become unnecessary
 
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