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Greek MEP @latinopoulou to the EU Parliament:

“The right wing are not the threat to Europe, it’s 50 years of Socialist failures, We are the future, you are the past.” pic.twitter.com/3HdtHbkEcd

— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) May 5, 2025

Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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movielover said:

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Winning#

(Via Daily Mail) Mercedes-Benz will shift production of one of its vehicles to Tuscaloosa, Alabama by 2027. The German luxury carmaker's move is the latest response from an industry caught in the expensive crosshairs of President Donald Trump's 25 percent tariffs.

Mercedes Benz will now have an advantage over BMW.

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Have you ever been to Tuscaloosa? That's not winning.

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Ask him if FORD announcing to shareholders yesterday that the tariffs will cost them $1.5 BILLION this year is Winning.

Ford first quarter profits down, expects a $1.5 billion tariff hit

Ford says its Q1 profit fell by two-thirds and it expects a $1.5 billion hit from tariffs this year | AP News

Your behavior is once again noted.
You continue to follow me around this forum and do nothing more than conflate.

Trumps tariffs are going to cost FORD $1.5 BILLION.
The company has also given up on offering full year guidance.

That's a FACT.

DiabloWags said:

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Your behavior is once again noted.
You continue to follow me around this forum and do nothing more than conflate.

Trumps tariffs are going to cost FORD $1.5 BILLION.
The company has also given up on offering full year guidance.

That's a FACT.

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Ford gained a couple billion dollars in market cap after beating estimates. Up 4% today and nearly 7% YTD. You are unsurprisingly selective in what you post. Your behavior is once again noted.

Yawn.

It's funny to watch the lengths that people will go stoop to. . . to defend Donald Trump and his tariff policy.
For them, tariffs are BULLISH for the U.S. Auto Industry.

Never mind that GM CEO Mary Barra has stated that Trump's Tariffs could cost the company as much as $5 Billion this year.

If tariffs are BULLISH for these companies, why are their CEO's stating that they are going to cost them money?

oski003 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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Your behavior is once again noted.
You continue to follow me around this forum and do nothing more than conflate.

Trumps tariffs are going to cost FORD $1.5 BILLION.
The company has also given up on offering full year guidance.

That's a FACT.

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Ford gained a couple billion dollars in market cap after beating estimates. Up 4% today and nearly 7% YTD. You are unsurprisingly selective in what you post. Your behavior is once again noted.

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*chuckle*

He needs 89 votes to become the Poop.
Will he get them?



Possible white smoke at 1:30 am PST

Trump: Mattel— they’re the only country I’ve heard saying they’re going to go some place else. That’s okay. Let them go and we’ll put a 100% tariff on his toys. He won’t sell one toy in the US. pic.twitter.com/sT9bsaGukf

— Acyn (@Acyn) May 8, 2025

MATTEL is now a Country?

How would he put a 100% tariff on a U.S. based toy company in El Segundo, CA

DiabloWags said:

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MATTEL is now a Country?

How would he put a 100% tariff on a U.S. based toy company in El Segundo, CA

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They don't manufacture 100% in El Segundo. DUH.

Mattel toy guns I had as a boy:





I believe after the RFK assassination, Mattel scrapped its entire gun line. By then I had moved on to the Crosman pump pellet pistol.


Put 20 pumps in that and…….

oski003 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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MATTEL is now a Country?

How would he put a 100% tariff on a U.S. based toy company in El Segundo, CA

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They don't manufacture 100% in El Segundo. DUH.

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Thanks for pointing that out CAPTAIN OBVIOUS.

Let me know when your boy CHUMP stops thinking that MATTEL is a COUNTRY.

For the kids sitting waaaaaaaay in the back . . .

Mattel's Seven-Year Shift Away From China

Mattel has been working for a long time to reduce its dependence on Chinese manufacturing and to have multiple manufacturing locations around the world for its top products, Kreiz said.

"We have been on this journey for seven years. This is not happening overnight." he said.

While price increases may be necessary for some toys, those decisions will be "in close collaboration with our retail partners, while always keeping the consumer in mind," Kreiz said.

Mattel currently manufactures about 40% of its worldwide toy sales in China, but only 20% of the toys it sells in the United States are made there. The company's goal is to reduce the percentage of U.S.-bound toys that are made in China to less than 15% by 2026, and less than 10% by 2027.

The majority of the toys in two of its top selling brands, Barbie and Hot Wheels, are manufactured outside of China, Mattel Chief Financial Officer Anthony DiSilvestro said on the call.

China, however, remains the manufacturer of a good portion of Mattel's dolls and playsets, which means Mattel will "have to watch its pricing very closely, especially heading into the holiday season," James Zahn, Editor-In-Chief of the Toy Book, said in comments after the earnings call.

Barbie Toymaker Mattel Warns Of Price Hikes As Trump's Tariffs Hit

DiabloWags said:

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For the kids sitting waaaaaaaay in the back . . .

Mattel's Seven-Year Shift Away From China

Mattel has been working for a long time to reduce its dependence on Chinese manufacturing and to have multiple manufacturing locations around the world for its top products, Kreiz said.

"We have been on this journey for seven years. This is not happening overnight." he said.

While price increases may be necessary for some toys, those decisions will be "in close collaboration with our retail partners, while always keeping the consumer in mind," Kreiz said.

Mattel currently manufactures about 40% of its worldwide toy sales in China, but only 20% of the toys it sells in the United States are made there. The company's goal is to reduce the percentage of U.S.-bound toys that are made in China to less than 15% by 2026, and less than 10% by 2027.

The majority of the toys in two of its top selling brands, Barbie and Hot Wheels, are manufactured outside of China, Mattel Chief Financial Officer Anthony DiSilvestro said on the call.

China, however, remains the manufacturer of a good portion of Mattel's dolls and playsets, which means Mattel will "have to watch its pricing very closely, especially heading into the holiday season," James Zahn, Editor-In-Chief of the Toy Book, said in comments after the earnings call.

Barbie Toymaker Mattel Warns Of Price Hikes As Trump's Tariffs Hit

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The only person here sitting waaaaaaaay in the back is the dude who didn't understand that Mattel could be tariffed despite being based in El Segundo.

oski003 said:

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The only person here sitting waaaaaaaay in the back is the dude who didn't understand that Mattel could be tariffed despite being based in El Segundo.

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The kids sitting waaaaaaay in the back with the pea-sized domes are the one's that are unable to fathom that MATTEL is an AMERICAN ICON and has been already weaning themselves off of Chinese production of toys.In fact, they've been diversifying their global manufacturing for nearly a decade now in order to reduce their dependence on China. But Trump doesn't care. He just talks out of his a**

And because the kids sitting waaaaaaay in the back are a defender of all things CHUMP, they go thru all sorts of "twisted" mental gymnastics to rationalize his policies and behavior.

It's funny to watch.

It's also funny to see how they REPLY TO EVERY ONE OF MY POSTS.

They couldn't put me on ignore if $50,000 was offered to them.
I am like "oxygen" to them.

I OWN THEM.

Trump says that the SIG-Sauer P320 is a "very dangerous gun".
"It's a gun that goes off when people don't know it"

Someone might want to tell him that the P320 is the OFFICIAL side-arm of the U.S, Military.
And DHS.

He is the Dumbest President in my Lifetime.
It's not even close!

DiabloWags said:

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Trump says that the SIG-Sauer P320 is a "very dangerous gun".
"It's a gun that goes off when people don't know it"

Someone might want to tell him that the P320 is the OFFICIAL side-arm of the U.S, Military.
And DHS.

He is the Dumbest President in my Lifetime.
It's not even close!

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I am always happy to help.

The Sig Sauer P320 has been subject to over 100 lawsuits alleging it can fire without the trigger being pulled.

The Sig Sauer P320 pistol is subject to over 100 lawsuits alleging it can fire without a trigger pull, with numerous reports of injuries occurring while the gun is holstered or being handled. Plaintiffs claim a design defect, while Sig Sauer maintains the weapon is safe and attributes discharges to user error. A 2024 jury awarded $2.35 million in a liability case.

Key Allegations and Findings:
Design Flaw Claims: Lawsuits argue the P320 lacks sufficient external safeties and is susceptible to unintentional firing if bumped or dropped, with some alleging it can discharge while fully holstered.

Legal Action & Incidents:
Over 100 lawsuits and more than 80 injuries have been reported, including incidents involving police officers and civilians.

Internal Knowledge:
Court records have indicated that Sig Sauer's own analysis previously identified 17 potential hazards leading to unintentional discharge,, with some rated as "high" risk.

Company Defense:
Sig Sauer has denied these allegations, stating the P320 meets or exceeds industry safety standards and that incidents are the result of improper handling.

Voluntary Upgrade:
Following initial lawsuits, Sig Sauer offered a "voluntary upgrade" to its triggers, but has not issued a formal recall, arguing the gun is not defective.

Legal Outcome:
A Georgia jury found Sig Sauer liable in a 2018 shooting incident, awarding $2.35 million in damages.

Amazing that the U.S. Military would endorse a gun that is so "faulty"

And yes, if there is an accidental discharge (AD) it's always easier for LEO to blame it on the firearm.

Of course, the Orange Crap stain "floated" this idea of an AD to make it look like Pretti was at fault.

Of course, the report that went to Congress on Tuesday indicated that Pretti's gun did not go off.

Trump and his followers are Morons.

Lots of "gullible suckers" believe him.

77 Million of them.

Lmao.

DiabloWags said:

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Amazing that the U.S. Military would endorse a gun that is so "faulty"

And yes, if there is an accidental discharge (AD) it's always easier for LEO to blame it on the firearm.

Of course, the Orange Crap stain "floated" this idea of an AD to make it look like Pretti was at fault.

Of course, the report that went to Congress on Tuesday indicated that Pretti's gun did not go off.

Trump and his followers are Morons.

Lots of "gullible suckers" believe him.

77 Million of them.

Lmao.

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Again, I am always happy to help.

The Sig Sauer P320 has been subject to over 100 lawsuits alleging it can fire without the trigger being pulled.

The Sig Sauer P320 pistol is subject to over 100 lawsuits alleging it can fire without a trigger pull, with numerous reports of injuries occurring while the gun is holstered or being handled. Plaintiffs claim a design defect, while Sig Sauer maintains the weapon is safe and attributes discharges to user error. A 2024 jury awarded $2.35 million in a liability case.

Key Allegations and Findings:
Design Flaw Claims: Lawsuits argue the P320 lacks sufficient external safeties and is susceptible to unintentional firing if bumped or dropped, with some alleging it can discharge while fully holstered.

Legal Action & Incidents:
Over 100 lawsuits and more than 80 injuries have been reported, including incidents involving police officers and civilians.

Internal Knowledge:
Court records have indicated that Sig Sauer's own analysis previously identified 17 potential hazards leading to unintentional discharge,, with some rated as "high" risk.

Company Defense:
Sig Sauer has denied these allegations, stating the P320 meets or exceeds industry safety standards and that incidents are the result of improper handling.

Voluntary Upgrade:
Following initial lawsuits, Sig Sauer offered a "voluntary upgrade" to its triggers, but has not issued a formal recall, arguing the gun is not defective.

Legal Outcome:
A Georgia jury found Sig Sauer liable in a 2018 shooting incident, awarding $2.35 million in damages.

oski003 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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Amazing that the U.S. Military would endorse a gun that is so "faulty"

And yes, if there is an accidental discharge (AD) it's always easier for LEO to blame it on the firearm.

Of course, the Orange Crap stain "floated" this idea of an AD to make it look like Pretti was at fault.

Of course, the report that went to Congress on Tuesday indicated that Pretti's gun did not go off.

Trump and his followers are Morons.

Lots of "gullible suckers" believe him.

77 Million of them.

Lmao.

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Again, I am always happy to help.

The Sig Sauer P320 has been subject to over 100 lawsuits alleging it can fire without the trigger being pulled.

The Sig Sauer P320 pistol is subject to over 100 lawsuits alleging it can fire without a trigger pull, with numerous reports of injuries occurring while the gun is holstered or being handled. Plaintiffs claim a design defect, while Sig Sauer maintains the weapon is safe and attributes discharges to user error. A 2024 jury awarded $2.35 million in a liability case.

Key Allegations and Findings:
Design Flaw Claims: Lawsuits argue the P320 lacks sufficient external safeties and is susceptible to unintentional firing if bumped or dropped, with some alleging it can discharge while fully holstered.

Legal Action & Incidents:
Over 100 lawsuits and more than 80 injuries have been reported, including incidents involving police officers and civilians.

Internal Knowledge:
Court records have indicated that Sig Sauer's own analysis previously identified 17 potential hazards leading to unintentional discharge,, with some rated as "high" risk.

Company Defense:
Sig Sauer has denied these allegations, stating the P320 meets or exceeds industry safety standards and that incidents are the result of improper handling.

Voluntary Upgrade:
Following initial lawsuits, Sig Sauer offered a "voluntary upgrade" to its triggers, but has not issued a formal recall, arguing the gun is not defective.

Legal Outcome:
A Georgia jury found Sig Sauer liable in a 2018 shooting incident, awarding $2.35 million in damages.

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We saw your AI regurgitation the first time you posted it.

Eastern Oregon Bear said:

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oski003 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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Amazing that the U.S. Military would endorse a gun that is so "faulty"

And yes, if there is an accidental discharge (AD) it's always easier for LEO to blame it on the firearm.

Of course, the Orange Crap stain "floated" this idea of an AD to make it look like Pretti was at fault.

Of course, the report that went to Congress on Tuesday indicated that Pretti's gun did not go off.

Trump and his followers are Morons.

Lots of "gullible suckers" believe him.

77 Million of them.

Lmao.

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Again, I am always happy to help.

The Sig Sauer P320 has been subject to over 100 lawsuits alleging it can fire without the trigger being pulled.

The Sig Sauer P320 pistol is subject to over 100 lawsuits alleging it can fire without a trigger pull, with numerous reports of injuries occurring while the gun is holstered or being handled. Plaintiffs claim a design defect, while Sig Sauer maintains the weapon is safe and attributes discharges to user error. A 2024 jury awarded $2.35 million in a liability case.

Key Allegations and Findings:
Design Flaw Claims: Lawsuits argue the P320 lacks sufficient external safeties and is susceptible to unintentional firing if bumped or dropped, with some alleging it can discharge while fully holstered.

Legal Action & Incidents:
Over 100 lawsuits and more than 80 injuries have been reported, including incidents involving police officers and civilians.

Internal Knowledge:
Court records have indicated that Sig Sauer's own analysis previously identified 17 potential hazards leading to unintentional discharge,, with some rated as "high" risk.

Company Defense:
Sig Sauer has denied these allegations, stating the P320 meets or exceeds industry safety standards and that incidents are the result of improper handling.

Voluntary Upgrade:
Following initial lawsuits, Sig Sauer offered a "voluntary upgrade" to its triggers, but has not issued a formal recall, arguing the gun is not defective.

Legal Outcome:
A Georgia jury found Sig Sauer liable in a 2018 shooting incident, awarding $2.35 million in damages.

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We saw your AI regurgitation the first time you posted it.

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He's responding the same way to both of Wags identical postings. Seems reasonable

BearlySane88 said:

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He's responding the same way to both of Wags identical postings. Seems reasonable

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Your reading comprehension is poor.
There are no identical postings in this thread.

DiabloWags said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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He's responding the same way to both of Wags identical postings. Seems reasonable

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Your reading comprehension is poor.
There are no identical postings in this thread.

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Your reading comprehension is poor.
Nobody said there are identical postings in this thread.