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Tariffs could increase tech prices by up to 70% and reduce GDP by $69 billion according to CTA report
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unite_the_Right_rally
Nope, I clearly must have missed whatever you call evidence is.
But do feel free to provide your citations, that ought to be amusing and sad to say the least.
Why do you use wikipedia as a source given the statement from staff who run wikipedia?
Obviously you’ve never heard of the concept of ‘citing credible sources’.
It's because of the concept of credible sources that I ask why you use wikipedia given the statement from staff that run wikipedia
That’s an ad hominem and not a valid argument. I know the internet breeds bad habits in people, but you really should try to do better.
‘What the staff says’ has nothing to do with citing and linking to primary sources, which is what is important and the focus of this discussion.
Just donvote, tag for future downvotes and move on. A defender of Neo-Nazis isn't ever going to defend their stance with facts and reality.
That wasn’t for the Nazi, it was for other people reading what the Nazi wrote. I don’t want people to get taken in by the poorly structured arguments and the constant moving of goalposts.