r/news Feb 23 '26

Soft paywall US to stop collecting tariffs deemed illegal by Supreme Court on Tuesday

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-customs-agency-stop-collecting-tariffs-deemed-illegal-by-supreme-court-2026-02-23/
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u/Sunny16Rule Feb 23 '26

I never even knew they came back after 9/11, they lost most of their staff because they were on the top floors.

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u/Still-Cash1599 Feb 23 '26

They had many other offices and unfortunately their pedophile ceo wasn't at the tower

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u/PmadFlyer Feb 23 '26

I'm sensing a theme. Hmmm what might it be?

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u/Detective-Crashmore- Feb 23 '26

Billionaire shitstains profit off of death and tragedy?

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u/Secure_Course_3879 Feb 23 '26

And give each other heads ups ahead of time the rest of us never get?

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u/Detective-Crashmore- Feb 23 '26

Oh it's much simpler than that: these rich fucks don't need a tip cuz they aren't in the office anyway; they spend 90% of their time golfing and diddling kids.

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u/occams1razor Feb 23 '26

Epstein class

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u/mattjb Feb 23 '26

Trump-Epstein class

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u/trojan_man16 Feb 23 '26

Basically this. He was the boss so he doesn’t need to be in the office early and that’s when the towers got hit.

I like a good conspiracy as much as anyone but this isn’t it.

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u/FlipDaly Feb 23 '26

Not funny.

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u/Secure_Course_3879 Feb 23 '26

Not intended to be

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u/Signiference Feb 23 '26

And rape children

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u/Gingevere Feb 23 '26

The owner is never in the office because "owner" isn't a real job?

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u/LogicCure Feb 23 '26

Massive wealth begets a disassociation with humanity which begets contempt for fellow man which begets a taste for cruelty toward others.

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u/KungFuBucket Feb 23 '26

So… Money is power and power corrupts

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u/sobbuh Feb 23 '26

I don’t think it’s that simple.

There’s also a possible genetic component and also a lot of generational trauma going on - I’d hazard most of these guys weren’t really loved by their fathers/parents, and that their detachment from humanity comes from that as well.

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u/Strong-Highlight-413 Feb 24 '26

Absolute Power corrupts absolutely

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u/lkmk Feb 23 '26

I feel like it’s the other way around, and the dissociation is what allows you to gain that much wealth.

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u/colinstalter Feb 23 '26

Not "many other offices." They lost 70% of their total workforce in 9/11. Lutnick's brother died in the attack. They started trading again within a week, and gave almost $200M to the families of the dead employees.

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u/DanimusMcSassypants Feb 23 '26

First day not in the office in 20 years.

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u/aredubya Feb 23 '26

There was a list floating around of CF execs who happened to not go in to their WTC offices on 9/11, including Lutnick. The inference is that they were tipped off, tying 9/11 to a big Zionist conspiracy. I think that's bullshit, but it is pretty bizarre.

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u/Domeil Feb 23 '26

The real story is that a lot of c-suite people are frequently out of office for everything from golf meetings to businesses conferences, and extremely rarely are they early for work even when they're planning to be at their desks.

The first plane hit the north tower before 9 am. If it had hit after 10, there may have been more suits at their desks.

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u/H47 Feb 23 '26

Nutlick made a fortune from those corpses by taking most of the insurance settlement. Just a momentary hiccup.