Trump: Any country that wants to “play games” with ridiculous Supreme Court decision, will be met with a much higher tariff | Metals Mine
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FlyingTurtle
Feb 23, 2026 8:48am
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Blah blah blah who cares what the lame orange duck is blabbering about. The courts are against him and a year from the congress will start impeachment.
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devonoved
Feb 23, 2026 9:22am
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Quoting Ferna
Fuck around and find out!!! You don't play "games" with the U.S
When Trump says 'play games' he means that foreign countries are taking steps to respect the SCOTUS decision. Having foreign countries respecting the decision of the highest court in America is a very good thing, don't you think?
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NotAtrader
Feb 23, 2026 3:04pm
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Quoting Ferna
{quote} Nah that's the silent majority fuckface! realize there are people with different opinion than you! Atleast that's not an unimaginable world for me! just people i run over like a Tyrannosaurus.Rex!
I know, miserablesourus Push your opinions to all my 115 subscribers, 31 buddies, all members who likes my views and the ones who don't like yours. Your opinions are nothing else but BS.
You cannot post anything meaningful.
"Fuck around and you'll find out", "Don't mess with Trump or you'll find out"
This is your repertoire. It shows only lack of intellect and zero understanding of what other are talking about.
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Dutchy Daxy
Feb 23, 2026 10:43am
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Talking like a mobster. Wait, he is one
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Aussi
Feb 23, 2026 4:04pm
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Quoting NotAtrader
{quote} I know, miserablesourus Push your opinions to all my 115 subscribers, 31 buddies, all members who likes my views and the ones who don't like yours. Your opinions are nothing else but BS. You cannot post anything meaningful. "Fuck around and you'll find out", "Don't mess with Trump or you'll find out" This is your repertoire. It shows only lack of intellect and zero understanding of what other are talking about.
seems that what you write is nothing better than tripe
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NotAtrader
Feb 23, 2026 11:08am
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Quoting devonoved
{quote} When Trump says 'play games' he means that foreign countries are taking steps to respect the SCOTUS decision. Having foreign countries respecting the decision of the highest court in America is a very good thing, don't you think?
Certainly it is a very good thing.

When you reply to Ferna, you have to expect reactions by "Trader#AA5B" as it's most probably unregistered access to posting used by Ferna. They are suspiciously equally stupid with suspiciously equal negative IQ. You can expect a waterfall of profanity and vulgarism from Ferna<->Trader#AA5B.
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NotAtrader
Feb 23, 2026 1:57pm
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Quoting Ferna
{quote} Fuck around and find out you cunt!!!
Now logout and support your view via Trader#AA5B
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mbefus
Feb 23, 2026 10:35am
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What he meant to say was, "seller beware". Selling their exports to the US is now an extortion racket, with Trump hiding his take of the taxes imposed on countries merely selling Americans what they need. Who is he hurting by shutting off the goods Americans need? Never has a mafia Don been so clueless. Karma is watching very closely, and waiting for the right time to force her say in Trump's attention to this matter.
Polimini
Feb 23, 2026 11:31am
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he doesn't even understand he is the buyer
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Schultz
Feb 23, 2026 12:10pm
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Well that sucks.
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SufianNawaz
Feb 23, 2026 6:54pm
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He used the words “buyer beware” as a warning. In this statement, he is not talking about shopping or real buyers — he is speaking metaphorically. He is warning other countries that if they decide to challenge the United States on trade or tariffs, they should be very careful because there could be serious consequences.

By using this phrase, he is basically saying: “You have been warned. If you continue or make the wrong move, you may face higher tariffs or tougher actions, and the responsibility will be yours.” It is strong political language meant to sound firm and intimidating, showing that he wants others to think twice before acting against U.S. trade policies.
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Trader#AA5B
Feb 24, 2026 1:50am
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Quoting Ferna
Fuck around and find out!!! You don't play "games" with the U.S
thats dam right! bout to show them the meaning of freedom1
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Trader#A375
Feb 23, 2026 8:41am
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BUYER BEWARE??
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Trader#A0A6
Feb 23, 2026 9:09am
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TACO is desperate to create a show and avoid the publication of the remaining Epstein files.
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Sameer-Ullah
Feb 23, 2026 9:26am
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Gold bullish
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Trader#9A76
Feb 23, 2026 9:26am
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what a foolish person
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Trader#AA5B
Feb 23, 2026 9:41am
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dont play games with DJT !
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Trader#0D1A
Feb 23, 2026 6:25pm
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This orang old man like to go against everything very f**caked up and terrible guy ……… zzzZzzz lolzzzz
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Trader#05F8
Feb 23, 2026 6:30pm
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lmao
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Trader#A375
Feb 23, 2026 8:51am
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Seems like a warning not to buy equity
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Trader#5DF7
Feb 23, 2026 8:59am
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Lol, the child is crying
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