Post #14220 by Lapsody on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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es, you want a dictator.

You’re just not a serious person.

So only serious persons want dictators? Then I am not a serious person. Dope, your whole diatribe about the bill is just specious political propaganda. Bit Trump is on record as wanting to be a dictator for a day. He will subvert the government because he has the power of the executive to replace.

My solution to the non-returnable Chinese is to negotiate with tariffs in mind. Krugman pretty much said the dirty little secret about tariffs is that you have to go well above 10% before you cause harm. The Chinese economy is sluggish right now - so put it on the trade table and see if we can't get visas issued.

But I'm still not a serious person who wants a dictator.

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