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    1. whichwitch9 on

      There’s an irony in this trending in the Google play store, but the spirit is there, at least.

    2. Neat, this headline has been posted a lot but most just linked to the AI that made it. To the people who enjoy this content I recommend writer-gpt they say you can produce it on mass in seconds.

    3. betweentwoblueclouds on

      Good to see NonUSA being available in English, but I wish there were more scans available in the free version (current limit is 3). The $2.99 monthly / 29.99 yearly is steep.

    4. First he made Canadian consumers hate American goods, now it’s Denmark’s turn! This will *certainly* help us export more products to improve our trade deficit! 

    5. Welcome to the fight. Boycotting DOES work. Even contributions from smaller nations can get people’s attention. You don’t have to cripple the entire US economy, just bruise a few specific sectors. Canadian boycotts caused border and tourist towns and alcohol producers to freak out. Add Denmark and the rest of Europe on to that? They’re fucked.

      As surprisingly large portion of the US economy is basically held up by hopes, dreams, and nostalgia for a world gone by that falls apart the second anything changes. Still mighty, but not nearly as invincible as you might be led to believe. We CAN hurt them, we CAN win. But we need to work together

    6. aravreddy22 on

      Stop buying Apple products first.. there are so many android brands without their HQ’s in USA..

    7. ilevelconcrete on

      Given the labor conditions in the U.S., are we sure that this is the best move? Maybe the smart play here is to actually buy more products from America, if we really want to stick it to them.

    8. coldbreweddude on

      The entire country could boycott everything tomorrow and nobody here would notice. Nobody gives a shit about Denmark. Tiny country with nothing going for it.

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