fine and good by the shipping industry when they resolve all port labor issues, etc.
And then these idiots, like all of the ones when COVID hit the US so badly, disrupting the supply chains, who accumulated all of the toilet paper, other paper goods, etc., were stuck w/ the massive surplus in their garages, elsewhere, trying to get rid of it. I laughed back then when this happened, and I am laughing now. It'll happen again too, when this issue gets resolved, as it normally does.
One point that this idiots and tRUMP consistently fail to remember, that one doesn't shake up or move the massive US Economy so easily, it's a slumbering giant, silent and watchful in the background, and when you stir it to anger, it moves w/ unshakeable force and action, towards those that angered it. I am constantly amazed at how many of these idiots think that they, along w/ their meager voices, can try to impact supply lines, etc., like the slowing of the incoming tides, it doesn't make much of an impact. Perhaps in the single digits disruption in the consumer end of the transaction, but other than that, not much.
One thing, to also remember, is that trying to reach all 330 million of us, in the United States, to try and enact a single unifying force or driving action, to accomplish something is hard to do, think of it this way, how many $billions and $billions of dollars do candidates spend in the US? Think of how much companies spend in advertising annually in the US, or other mechanisms to encourage people to buy their products? Untold hundreds of billions of dollars annually. This is also why I laugh when you see these articles suggesting that the Russians and/or Chinese are sneaking ads into the US Markets to try and inadvertently impact voter choices...ha ha heh. These two countries still don't under the vast US Consumer Markets, and what it takes to really, really impact this giant market.
The last unshakeable force I recall that impacted the Consumer Market, was COVID, in itself, a giant force. Consumers were being begged by authorities to keep spending. Keep the economic engines going.
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