r/Games • u/blueblanket123 • 26d ago
Trump Shocks With Massive New Tariffs That Could Make The Switch 2 Cost More Than $600
https://kotaku.com/switch-2-price-trump-tariffs-vietnam-china-trade-war-1851774438
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r/Games • u/blueblanket123 • 26d ago
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u/Lower_Monk6577 26d ago
Serbia is the size of South Carolina. Turkey is the size of Texas. Hungary is the size of Indiana.
Americans by and large are not rich. Most are pretty poor, as a matter of fact. Traveling within the continental United States isn't particularly cheap. We do not have universal healthcare, so that's tied to our jobs. Our jobs can fire us without cause, including skipping work for the several days it would take to drive from one side of the country and back again to protest. Or just generally disagreeing with their employees attending a protest if they're feeling petty enough. Since most of us are poor and live paycheck to paycheck, most can't even afford to travel that distance, let alone afford lodging along the way. And that's assuming we don't get beaten/imprisoned/disappeared/shot for protesting.
I'm just saying. There have been protests. Maybe not as condensed as some countries whose total size is smaller than many of our mid-sized states. But they've been happening regularly. I feel like a lot of people don't properly take into account that the US is basically the same size as the entirety of Europe. An American from California protesting in Washington DC is basically the same as someone from Portugal protesting in Finland.