No more interaction with you, low-life. Drop your address and let’s make your obituary famous.

You’re all over my notification. Why not drop your address and let’s settle this the old-fashioned way?

Good. Till we see.

Not for long. We are done being civil. Those leftist animals don’t know what is coming. Just wait.

The more crazy they get, the more everyone sees them for what they are. They must think this is 2020. No one is buying their crap anymore.

I hope they like the color orange?

Both posts obviously cited different sources. Neither is authoritative and Truth isn't media, nor claims to be. It's very much like every other social media where people share whatever they are exposed to (including reporting from legacy media).

9 (Final). Your thread was riddled with oversimplifications, inaccuracies, and lazy political jabs. History is complex. Misrepresenting it to score partisan points is irresponsible and does nothing to educate people on the real lessons of the Great Depression. Be better, pick up an actual book.

8/ The throwaway jab about a non-existent Project 2025 dismantling safeguards is an irrelevant and fearmongering aside. FDIC protections remain bipartisan. Linking modern political proposals to the Great Depression is historically ignorant. Smoot-Hawley ≠ every policy you dislike, don't be silly!

7. Comparing Smoot-Hawley to Trump’s tariffs is dumb. Modern global trade dynamics, monetary policy tools, and regulatory frameworks make such comparisons stupid. Today’s economies are way more interconnected, and shocks like these behave differently. It's obvious this isn't your strongest suit.

6. The Depression wasn’t “solved” by FDR’s New Deal either—at least not entirely. The New Deal provided relief and reforms but didn’t end the Depression. Full recovery came from World War II’s massive government spending, dwarfing New Deal expenditures. Stop oversimplifying history!

5. Blaming Smoot-Hawley while ignoring the major culprit, which is Federal Reserve’s incompetence, is insane. The Fed allowed the money supply to shrink by nearly 30%, exacerbating deflation and bankrupting businesses. Tariffs couldn’t have done that. Monetary policy failures did the heavy lifting.

4. Hoover’s presidency was a disaster, absolutely yes, but not because of Smoot-Hawley. His real failure was his adamantly sticking to balanced budgets and austerity during a deflationary spiral. Rather than inject money into the economy, he shrank it, and doomed struggling Americans in the process.