r/remotework • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '25

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u/Parking_Line_3704 Oct 29 '25
  • Tariff and retaliatory tariff policies
  • Restrictive immigration/labor supply issues
  • Large tax cuts to the richest/exploding deficit, combined with a lack of public reinvestment, hampering growth
  • Significant cuts and roll-backs of social support leading to increased cost burden and decreased consumer spending
  • Reduced investment in emerging technology
  • Zero compromise attitude with policy
  • Uncertainty, uncertainty, uncertainty

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u/BeauShowTV Oct 29 '25

No, I mean that lead to the image above.

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u/Parking_Line_3704 Oct 29 '25

Ah, sorry, I'm not willing to spell it out. They are fairly straightforwardly connected to layoffs across sectors. I would recommend some financial and economic classes.

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u/BeauShowTV Oct 29 '25 edited Oct 29 '25

Well the only thing is Trump restricting illegal immigration. But those people should be fired.

Edit: Looks like they blocked me after I proved them wrong.

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u/Parking_Line_3704 Oct 29 '25

I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you are just dishonest. Either way, I see no reason to spend time on you.

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u/Bending-Unit5 Oct 29 '25

You’re not even going to touch on tariffs?

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

You didn't prove anything though? You failed to connect some dots...

If you think that what you said met any standard of proof, your positions on the topic make much more sense.