[Crucial]

Unlike 1929, taxes are low relative to that time and the industrialized world isn’t consumed in trade wars so I don’t see an earthquake coming unless you talking about the Middle Class throwing off its shackles.

[central_va]

What utter crap. We are in a trade war NOW!. The average duty our exports to other countries are charged is 8% while our import duty remains at less that 1%. You are spreading gloBULList BS and lies again.

If you would bother to learn some facts you'd find out that trade in 1930 was 2% OF THE ENTIRE GDP so trade was not a factor in the Great Depression. It was a tiny portion of the economy so it could have a big impact.

[central_va]

Let me correct my last post: I meant to say "It was a tiny portion of the economy so it could NOT have a big impact.