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The Japan Tariff Myth That Just Won’t Die: Why are Japanese streets empty of US cars? It’s no mystery — they're not good enough.
 in  r/technology  1h ago

Not really practical in the US either. Outside of an absolutely tiny market segment they make no sense.

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The Japan Tariff Myth That Just Won’t Die: Why are Japanese streets empty of US cars? It’s no mystery — they're not good enough.
 in  r/technology  1h ago

Ford still makes normal cars in Europe. And they are pretty popular. I see at least as many Fords as other brands when I'm out and about here.

They are the only American brand that does this however. Tesla did really well as well, until Elon decided to light his brand on fire.

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The Japan Tariff Myth That Just Won’t Die: Why are Japanese streets empty of US cars? It’s no mystery — they're not good enough.
 in  r/technology  1h ago

Notably Ford does very well in Europe because they build cars specifically for the European market in Europe.

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M'hael after Taim
 in  r/WoT  12h ago

I think the title was always too tightly tied with Taim himself. Even while he was still the leader a lot of the Asha'man resented him. And he really helped that feeling along with his exclusive clique of assholes. Logain represented a different faction in the black tower so it is unlikely that he would take up the title.

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Go for it, babe
 in  r/daddit  13h ago

I'd be impatient to get it back. I've got reddit threads to scroll through!

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Everything is blowing up in Elon Musk’s face
 in  r/politics  14h ago

Don't worry, it will hurt in the short term but then it gets better! /S

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Russell Brand admits sex was main reason he 'bothered' to become famous following sexual assault charges
 in  r/entertainment  17h ago

I've never seen a celebrity with such strong cult leader vibes. I remember my sister was into him years ago when he was still a hippy leftist and she showed me a video once. I instantly clocked him as a con-man grifter type, and his sudden shift to Christianity was not surprising at all.

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Trump administration fires senior Navy female officer at NATO. She appeared on a 'woke' list
 in  r/politics  20h ago

Yupp women having jobs is considered woke by these assholes.

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Trump administration fires senior Navy female officer at NATO. She appeared on a 'woke' list
 in  r/politics  20h ago

They consider any woman having a job to be woke.

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Musk wants the USA to join the EU single market and Schengen-Area, says he wishes for the US to be more like Europe
 in  r/europe  22h ago

Musk needs to decide what he actually wants. And then he needs to go away. He is just annoying at this point.

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Hur är det att arbeta på en aktivitetsbaserad arbetsplats?
 in  r/sweden  1d ago

Ah du jobbar också på CampX ser jag!

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Who else wishes there were more than 5 seasons of Lower Decks?
 in  r/startrek  1d ago

I wish amazon would let me watch more than two

Edit: I just checked and they no longer carry it! So now I can't legally watch the show at all in my country!

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Trump is losing the confidence of business leaders, billionaire investor Bill Ackman says
 in  r/politics  1d ago

It's like they all read the secret and decided that they were going to manifest their desires by wishing really hard that Trump would somehow make them all even more rich.

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EU in early talks with US but preparing ‘robust’ tariff countermeasures, says trade chief – Europe live
 in  r/europe  1d ago

What is it a famous American president said? "Speak softly and carry a big stick".

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Går bra nu
 in  r/Aktiemarknaden  1d ago

Sälj allt och ta semester är väl typ enda manövern som funkar. Sen komma tillbaka efter några dagar och köpa in sig igen.

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Is the FlashForge AD5X cancelled?
 in  r/FlashForge  1d ago

I have been holding out for it but at this point I'm eyeing the Kobra S1 combo more and more

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Trump Is Smashing a 'Phenomenal' Deal He Already Has
 in  r/europe  1d ago

More importantly: If he can't clearly see someone else losing, then he thinks he is the one losing.

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Le Pen’s ‘Save Democracy’ rally after guilty verdict falls short of expectations
 in  r/europe  2d ago

She wanted it to happen to her opponents. Not to her.

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Rereading Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind and I spotted something familiar
 in  r/WoT  2d ago

Why would you do this to yourself?

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What's your "I'm calling it now" prediction?
 in  r/AskReddit  2d ago

In ten years no one will admit to ever having voted for Trump.

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Apple considers expanding iPhone assembly in Brazil to get around US tariffs
 in  r/technology  3d ago

Same thing as that time Mexico was going to pay for the wall.

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Funniest Line in the Series
 in  r/discworld  4d ago

Wait... was the whole Death wanting to forget arc just an elaborate setup for that one joke?

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Vad hände 1985?
 in  r/sweden  4d ago

Haha vad fyndigt du fick till det! Synd bara att du har fel.

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Vad hände 1985?
 in  r/sweden  4d ago

Medelklassen bildades absolut inte under industriella revolutionen. Den bildade under efterkrigstiden.

Industriella revolutionen kännetecknades av fruktansvärda arbetsvillkor och utbredd fattigdom. Det finns en anledning till att arbetarrörelsen fick en sådan kraft och Marx ideer fick ett sådant genomslag.

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Why do some say you cannot be a Christian and Democrat?
 in  r/Christianity  4d ago

Because they are engaging in self justification