Our country will be lower than third world the longer tRUMP and the republiCONz are in power. As it is, we are really screwed.
The shoes are sabots, hence the T in âsabotage.â
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I think that Trump is making this decision on NAFTA and the National Monuments as a bargaining chip to get the people who are against his tax plan or health insurance plan, must accept something that in the plan they donât like, in order to him to not take away NAFTA or National Monuments, which he was not going to do anyway. This is like North Korea, arresting US citizens, for a bargaining chip against the United States, because the release of these citizens are part of the negotiations and the US usually gives something up to North Korea, that would not have gotten without the arrested innocent U.S. citizens included in the negotiations.
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A Mexican Senator proposes to buy corn from Brazil/Argentina, leaving Midwest farmers holding the bag! I hope they go through with it!
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testing the waterâŚ
In French it was âsaboâ but âsabotâ is interchangeable with it.
Now they are just called âclogsâ.
âSabotâ now means âcarrierâ or âholderâ most commonly used in armaments nomenclature to indicate a non-rifled discardable âshoeâ for a round of ammunition to fit into a larger barrel. Solid tungsten âdartâ rounds in Tank ammunition typically use âsabotsâ that fall away when fired leaving the much thinner âdartâ round to go down range.
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Itâs legal if that pie faced cracker AG. Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III says so.
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Also the root of saboteurs.
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Just to clarify, âsab-ohâ is how it is pronounced in French. The French word is spelled âsabot.â
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Canadians export a lot of food to the US. Live in a farming area thatâs pretty much pro Trump so will be hilarious if they do close the border.
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The National Embarrassment is accelerating Chinaâs inroads as preferred âGreat Powerâ partner for development funding throughout Africa, and now South and Central America.
What used to be âPity poor Mexico, so far from God, so close to the United Statesâ may well become âLetâs build missiles together, Comrade, as we both have lots of nimble-fingered folkâ.
Chinaâs activities in the South China Sea continue, our allies in that region are rightfully dazed and confused, and this whole Trans-Pacific Partnership thingee could get seriously weird pretty quickly. Iâm not saying the NE would order missile strikes on one of his leased tie factories on the Mainland, but Saipan???
yeah. and we get their crummy tar sands slime. thanks, donald, you whack job.
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Nice imagery, but Iâm pretty sure people at or near the bottom were poor enough during the industrial revolution that they couldnât afford to wantonly toss away their shoes 
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They made those themselves, out of wood so I doubt it cost them much.
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Do you really think people that poor are going to throw away their time and labor so carelessly? If wood found lying around is all it takes to damage the automated looms, they can just throw sticks. They donât need to lose their shoes. Think about itâŚdoesnât make sense.
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So Mexico and Canada will still trade and the entire Pacific rim communities will trade under heavy Chinese influence and somehow us going it alone is a good thing.
In case Trounce hasnât noticed, America isnât manufacturing much of anything anymore, like ties or crappy ladies wear.
He is weakening our position and setting us up to be a part of another gigantic Trumpp fail.
The Chinese and Russians now just have to sit back and not interrupt as this fool self destructs.
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While heâs at it, why doesnât he withdraw us from solar orbit, too?
The daystar ⌠it hatesss us, precioussssss.
Uh, right.
(Image source: http://www.boeing.com/resources/boeingdotcom/company/tours/images/tours_hero_med_1280x436.jpg)
Nothing consequential, at all.
Trouble is, this current maladministration seems to believe the same thing you do. Which is why itâs OK to toss a major trans-Pacific agreement into the crapper, and sabotage ongoing trade relationships, and âŚ
Tried to find American made products lately, like for the last twenty years or so?
Is off-shoring real and is Mexico killing us as Trumpp proclaims.
I didnât say there was no manufacturing, just that it is greatly reduced and that insulting our trade partners and bailing on our agreements wonât help, us-that is.
You couldâve posted a picture that showed the Trumpp products being manufactured in China by $1 an hour workers also but apparently you believe thatâs OK.
I know that assumption is wrong but then again, so is yoursâŚ