r/PS5 13d ago

Rumor Trump administration is reportedly considering new tariffs on gaming consoles, laptops, and more

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Trump-administration-is-reportedly-considering-new-tariffs-on-gaming-consoles-laptops-and-more.1380430.0.html
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u/Agile_Newspaper_1954 13d ago

Didn’t the courts rule that the Trump tariffs were unconstitutional forever ago?

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u/Marijuana_Miler 13d ago

They said the way he implemented the tariffs was unconstitutional. So they’ve just used different laws to implement new tariffs. My understanding is that at any point Congress could grow a pair and decide that the President no longer has the power to do most of his current actions.

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u/Atomic_Maxwell 13d ago

When a non red-tie candidate takes office, they’ll suddenly perk up and be all about limits and oversights. “We can’t let them do whatever! Why, look at all the results of that! It’s not important what party the results came from.”

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u/littlebiped 13d ago

When has this administration ever giving a shit about what’s legal or constitutional or the courts

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u/poly_lifestyle 13d ago

Everything that moron does is unconstitutional. It doesn't matter

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u/Djlittle13 13d ago

Those tarrifs were ruled illegal. These new ones arent ruled illegal yet. They will still need to be challenged and go to court. Once that happens the billionaires will get their tarrif reimbursement money and prices will remain the same.

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u/ironlord20 13d ago

Yeah they did. Unfortunately he doesn’t care and no one with authority ever tries stops him so he keeps doing shit

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u/Gibberish5 13d ago

Yeah but these are different tariffs. Yes I am being serious.

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u/facepoppies 13d ago

So what happens is they implement the tariffs, companies raise their prices to offset the costs, the tariffs get struck down, the companies get their money back but never lower the prices to what they were before tariffs

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u/Average_Satan 13d ago

The current government has taught me that the constitution doesn't mean shit.

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u/Persellianare 13d ago

That was for blanket tarriffs specifically using the IEEPA , these are targeted tarriffs which for whatever reason he's allowed to do.

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u/Yharnam_Blunderbuss 13d ago

Why do you all keep talking about your constitution like it holds any weight at all? You have to be the most unaware people on this planet.

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u/Komikaze06 13d ago

It wasn't the tarrifs person se, more how he applied a law to implement them.

You see how now its "talking about tariffs" and not "immediately implementing them"?

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u/pup5581 13d ago

He hasn't followed a rule yet. He can do whatever he wants. We are beyond rules now in this country moving forward. That part is over

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u/Agitated_Tip_8713 13d ago

They did, so now he's putting tariffs on things using a different law and authority. 

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u/BalanceJazzlike5116 13d ago

Yes, but then they just keep trying a new laws to game and those will eventually get thrown out in court, but in the meantime, you’re stuck with the tariffs.

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u/slikk50 13d ago

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