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I think they’re coming down off the high of beating OKC last round
Yes, which is why I didn't like it. I thought they had basically built a team that was like the Celtics but just not as good.
They've become something entirely different.
I get it but they are also super hot. I mean even when they miss the ball bounces right back to them.
It all finally came together. This is sort of what people expected to see when they assembled this group but they didn't gel right away.
I am not sure I have seen a team as hot as the Knicks before.
This team looked like it was going to lose in the first round to the Hawks. Spurs better hope that team comes back soon.
Lol you cling to these cute strawman memes as you drift toward the abyss of irrelevance.
More like the decline and fall of US empire will be contained within the lifetime of gameshow host DJ Trump.
No I was never in exporting but I do know successive NZ governments have tried and failed to negotiate a FTA with USA.
There was a close call with the TPPA but Trump ditched US participation in it - it is still somewhat alive now with Japan, Australia, NZ and other Asia-Pacific countries going it alone without US involvement.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Pacific_Partnership
https://www.mfat.govt.nz/en/about-us/who-we-are/treaties/trans-pacific-partnership-agreement-tpp
I would guess the US tariffs on NZ exports vary depending on product but pretty sure its mostly on the primary produce that is the bulk of what we export- dairy, red meats, seafoods, timber, and wine etc.
China loves all these products as they has a large need for imported food and at the same time can sell us the manufactured goods we need and cannot efficiently produce ourselves.
Watching the decimation of western produced manufactured goods has been frightening but its free trade and markets at work like it or not.
The wests ability to produce the wide range of manufactured goods that are needed to operate an economy has been dangerously depleted.
For NZ to lose supply of Chinese manufactured goods now would imply a huge increase in costs and inflation.
Economic dependency of NZ on China is now well advanced...and we are far from alone!
Feels like the quote is more about contradictions in “freedom” than feminism specifically.