u/wagesj45 — wagesj45

That's a fair conclusion to draw, but that very well might mean you have to **physically** fight for the outcome you want.

America is a polarized country, and the two general world views would probably strongly disagree on what constitutes "hate speech". And you cannot just handwave the issue because there is no clear dominant group. Elections are won and lost on relatively razor thin margins, splitting political power between two very disparate groups. Unless you're willing to literally fight a war over it, you might find yourself on the wrong side of the definition and thus subject to state application of force.

I think he was just making a point about how outsized the price of the factory was. Like _even if_ they had to pay the tariffs, it wouldn't be worth it to build a factory, so it's double stupid of Trump to do this.

here's why

I can guess why.