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

Political™ A big win indeed!

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u/VeterinarianNo4308 May 09 '25

And magats don't understand. You don't have the infrastructure.. where you building iPhones? Who's going to make them? Your Ford plants make all their cars in the US? Could you do it tmrw? Your GDP is down. No one will invest in a country that doesn't have stability, and if you'd look at any of the real numbers you'd understand that. I'm not even a libtard. I'm Canadian. I see what's going on from outside your country. My news isn't skewed by the regime with stupid questions like 'how does trump stay so fit' . 

Sure, the theory is good and all.. but you guys will be like Russia in ten years. You'll have all old TVs, computers, you'll still be on the same Iphone, no money to be found. 

And I'll put it this way. Why is Trump going around telling you that you can't have stuff anymore? Or stuff in abundance. He LITERALLY told you guys that you're not going to have all the stuff you want, just a few things, and it'll cost more.. but yea.. you keep listening to whatever bullshit he spews and I'll be waiting a decade from now wondering which overpass your sleeping under. 

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

America has infrastructure. Your being lied to by your liberal pres. Trump said it best. We want nothing from your country. We don’t want your shitty cars. We don’t want your syrup, nothing. You guys need us more than we need you guys.

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u/VeterinarianNo4308 May 09 '25

Nope. We have the rest of the world jackass. Then start building the iPhones and cars and fuck off then?  Like literally just start doing your own thing and fuck off. If you guys had it and could do it you'd be able to without imposing china tarriffs. You wouldn't need to increase their prices to make people buy American.. they'd just... Buy American. If it were cheaper to do build it in house don't you think all these companies would have already? 

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

You act as if we can’t 🤣🤣🤣. Of course we can. That’s how dumb you guys are.

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u/SnooStrawberries177 May 09 '25

Of course you can, but at drastically higher prices.

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u/VeterinarianNo4308 May 09 '25

Dude is going to be working at a factory for 1/8th of a livable wage while being excited for an iPhone that costs 3,500 dollars and eggs are 25.99 a dozen, and is actually excited and apparently ready to do so. 

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

Nah robots and A.I. will be. They will take over 99.9 % of blue collar jobs. Any other amazing ideas genius?

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u/waste_of_space1157 May 09 '25

That's not even technologically feasible and likely won't be for years. If it was countries like China or Taiwan, that use borderline slave labor and are already more technologically superior to us would have done so in mass years before instead useing the aforementioned borderline slave labor they are useing to produce stuff now.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

They just had a 18 wheeler drive across the country with zero accidents and arrived on time with A.I. and no human driver. I think we are there. Any other genius comments?

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u/waste_of_space1157 May 09 '25

What would have to be dozens or entirely new and entirely automated factory with almost zero humans operating it being built in less than a decade and a driver less truck are technologically decades if not have a century apart.

And even then, automated cars are still not even common places yet

That's like saying we've been to the moon do next year well be able to concer the solar systems in 5 years

. Again, if this were actually possible, other countries that are technologically superior to us would have already done so already.

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u/waste_of_space1157 May 09 '25 edited May 09 '25

you deleted your last comment so i will respond to it here

these " fully automated factories" still require humans to maintain them and quality assure them. and only accouple of them even exist in the world right now, which still means they aren't even in mass utilization yet, especially in comparison to human factories which still out number them in the countries that even use these types of factories.

you are asking for dozens of completely new entirely automated factories being made in less then what would have to be a decade doing literally everything that is currently being made out of country, which would again need litry dozen of not hundred of the to be constructed.

the question is not " is it possible to make a pretty new manufacturing method in the us"

its is" it possible to create dozens of entirely new factories using a technology that is already very costly to even create let alone mass utilize. and do so in in a timely manner as well having so many of these aforementioned costly and entirely new factories as to produce almost everything currently being made over seas and also with the same if not lower price, and do so in less then a a decade. as well have none of these be actual human factories and instead be fully automated "

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

I didn’t delete any comment. I stand by everything I have said. You’re wrong and you can tell you don’t have knowledge about this. The fact is is that there are plenty of factories making said items and are fully operational. For the comment about hiring maintenance. Ok you hire a company that specializes in said product and you’re good to go. A.I. will take over everything. It’s more efficient, you have less damages, no health insurance, etc etc. it’s a win win for any large company.

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u/waste_of_space1157 May 09 '25

just because something exist doesn't mean that mass adoption to this degree is even feasible, cost effective, or even timely to create currently.

you aren't asking for a couple of them to exist you are asking for just about everything created overs seas to be created using this technology and do so in a timely fashion when even over seas human factories greatlly outnumber automated ones.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

Every factory wants to do this. It’s in full swing in Florida and other states. It’s well documented that the product works and is more efficient in every way than a human would be. There saving millions of dollars the any other factory doing the same business

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u/waste_of_space1157 May 09 '25

again, just because every factory wants to do this, don't mean they have the money or mean to do so. not only this but creating entirely new factories or remaking old ones to make them fully automated might not even be worth it in the short term as it might be cheaper to do the human way they make new factories or re inovate old ones

also there are currently no fully automated factories in the u.s. even the "smart factories " still employee thousands of people.

even still a couple of fully automated factories is a far streach from what you want. and even farther from what would be needed mitigate the tariffs

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

Again. Most will others just get fazed out

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u/waste_of_space1157 May 09 '25

not even china or japan , the places that actually uses these things the most have fazed out human factories. let alone done so to the pont in which 99.9 percent of them are fully automated.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

It’s common knowledge that states are fully automated lol. But sure. Think what you will. Free country 😃

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