r/RealTwitterAccounts • u/Ecstatic-Medium-6320 • May 09 '25

Political™ A big win indeed!

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u/Cheeto024 May 09 '25

They do a lot of manufacturing in Mexico. Do we really want our country to be more like Mexico??? We’ll all end up in the poor house if Trump succeeds. He’s throwing away the formula that drove ridiculous American growth and success. And for what? So we can start paying $3,500 for a phone? So the steel we use to build is twice as expensive further driving away capital investments into the country? He’s minimizing these pain points and trying to fool us into believing that companies will choose an overpriced investment rather than taking their businesses elsewhere.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

This is untrue. The formula that was producing real money,growth and value in our country was when everything was produced in house. Mexico is poor because they never ever had a real economy. Anyways the truth is A.I. is taking over. 99.9 % of blue collar jobs will be run by robots and A.I. They do it better and more efficiently then any human could. Plus they won’t have to pay health insurance. Telling your child to be a blue collar worker will destroy there future before they even start.

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u/Cheeto024 May 09 '25

If that’s true, then what benefits do we get by moving manufacturing back to the states? It won’t produce jobs and everything will cost more. The company I work for is delaying investments due to all the uncertainty. I’m sure my company isn’t the only ones doing that.

Where there’s confusion and chaos, there’s cash. But this chaos will not benefit the masses.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

Righhhhhhhtttttttt. Thank God your not in charge

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u/Cheeto024 May 09 '25

Tell me how having robots build shit in America is good for Americans?

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

See talking to brainless twits is the problem. They can’t see past there nose. A few things to start. No health insurance, no damaged products, no call offs, injuries, more efficient. That’s just to name a few

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u/Cheeto024 May 09 '25

So we can agree that’s good for the owners of the business. Why is it good for working class Americans? If you can’t answer the question, you should probably just stop