re: Mussolini's tariffs and protectionism became Fascism

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excellent post. the problem is that true trumpkins ONLY believe what he says. they ignore his lies and ignore his condemnation of the constitution. Fear of a brown person taking their jobs has nullufied their rationale brain for an emotional brain. the dems do the same thing. they let others do their thinking. Trump’s path is one of ego gratification. he envisions himself as a mussolini type character without the intellect.

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This is one of the better NPC examples I've seen in a while. Nice job.

You can't be saying the National System of the 19th century was superior to the almost tariff free periods of the early twentieth century and the very low tariff periods since WWII??? Hoover's tariff were a big contributor to the depression and his tariffs reversed a 25 year period of very low tariffs and tremendous US growth.

You liked that the Southern states damn near revolted over the trade problems caused by the National System tariffs decades before the Civil War??

You liked the humongous public works spending of FDR?

Our economy has grown more in the last 30 years than it did the 250 years previous combined.

I really hate the lazy NPC crowd.

I know no one afraid of an unskilled Guatemalan taking their job. So lazy.

I had a thread on here about "What is Fascism?"

Short Answer: No one agrees/no one knows. It is a list of random national characteristics, not generally agreed upon.

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You can't be saying the National System of the 19th century was superior to the almost tariff free periods of the early twentieth century and the very low tariff periods since WWII???

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Here is where I know you're an idiot who doesn't have any clue, and probably gets all his knowledge from the likes of Bill Kristol/David French/George Will/Erik Erickson

The Gilded Age ring any bells? The mass canal system? The westward expanison? Steamboat revolution? Train system? Industrial Revolution? Do any of these ring bells? None of which would have been possible without the national system. And the reason we saw such growth after WWII.....BECAUSE WE WERE THE ONLY ECONOMY LEFT!!!!!! Everyone had to trade with us. Everyone had to use us. And we let them.

HACK!

There is no fear of brown people taking jobs. You just fell for shareblue bs.

Do you know some afraid of losing their job to unskilled brown people?

I doubt it.

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Mussolini's tariffs and protectionism became Fascism

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So from 1776 to 1913 the U.S. was fascist

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The Gilded Age ring any bells? The mass canal system? The westward expanison? Steamboat revolution? Train system? Industrial Revolution? Do any of these ring bells? None of which would have been possible without the national system

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BS. BS. BS.

The industrial revolution occurred in a period of low tariffs. A period of some reprieve from the National System.

The fact the South was paying most of the protective tariffs the government had imposed on the people was a very major issue leading up to the Civil War.

Oh the tariffs built train tracks and such but a national sales tax could have done the same thing but the politically powerful yankee manufacturers wanted protectionism.

Well we did have a very large war that had it's center slavery and tariffs. Was that an economic success in your opinion??

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Oh the tariffs built train tracks

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Feel free to fill me in on this IBMelting.