Anonymous #1 4w

Why not

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Anonymous #1 4w

They can do whatever they want if America starts a war with them

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Anonymous #1 4w

No, seriously, OP: WHY NOT?

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Anonymous OP 4w

the economic costs of sanctioning the us far outweigh any perceived benefits

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Anonymous #1 4w

in pretty much all cases unless your country does zero business with the us which is unlikely

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Anonymous #1 4w

it’s not that they can’t sanction the us as in they aren’t allowed to, they can’t sanction the us as in it’s not economically feasible

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Anonymous #1 4w

Please elaborate actually. Why isn’t it economically feasible? Cause my take on it is: what EXPORTS do we produce that the world… needs? or can’t buy from china?

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Anonymous #1 4w

I don't forsee NATO doing a lot of trading with us when trump starts a war with them

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Anonymous #2 4w

we don’t export material goods we export services and expertise

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Anonymous #2 4w

I assume the argument is we would sanction them back and they would lose access to our market. I don’t think it’s our products that people want it’s usually our services.

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Anonymous OP 4w

you can’t just suddenly not trade with a trading partner who takes 20% of your exports

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Anonymous #2 4w

But we’re the 2nd largest country in exports regardless.

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Anonymous #1 4w

No that’s fair actually. But I do wonder about which countries the US has sanctioned that may be willing to take some of that 20%.

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