The Trade War is like watching a Schoolyard fight

First, there is all the posturing. Next, words are spoken that are upsetting between the two. Next, blows are struck which takes it to the next level. And next, if people aren't careful one or both of the two might die in this process along with some of their friends from each side.

This is what we are watching and just remember folks,  the attack on Pearl Harbor was a direct result of a Trade War between the U.S. and Japan too.

So, when Linsey Graham talks about "Accepting the pain", think about it in terms of a schoolyard fight that leads to a gang war with no holds barred where many people might die (and not all from starvation from losing their jobs in China and the U.S.).

So, from this point on "This whole thing is completely out of anyone's control at this point."

It has a life of it's own and likely many many people are going to die in various ways from this point on. (even though the news might cover these deaths up).