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To: DannyTN

Your post is almost completely incoherent, and where it isn’t it is flat out wrong.

I did not say that a manufacturing base was unimportant. What I said is that manufacturing should not be subsidized. You can’t tell the difference between these two ideas because you are stupid.

You claim that high unemployment shows we need manufacturing jobs. This is stupid. What we need is jobs. If a company cannot stay in business without handouts then those jobs aren’t really jobs, they are welfare programs.

You say that “we’ve tried free trade with unequal trading partners such as communist china and it didn’t work”. If you were smarter you’d realize that this statement is utterly meaningless since you don’t define “free trade”, “unequal”, and “didn’t work”. If you actually have an intelligent observation to make about our trade with China then do so already.

Protectionism is an idea that has come and gone. The only reason Santorum is bringing it back (though in an underhanded way) is because he is trying to win votes through pandering. That and he’s an economic ignoramus like you.


52 posted on 02/20/2012 6:49:55 PM PST by rogue yam
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To: rogue yam
I did not say that a manufacturing base was unimportant. What I said is that manufacturing should not be subsidized. You didn't say "subsidize" to me. You said "Santorum should stop this "revive manufacturing" nonsense." That says to me you don't think manufacturing is important.

"...because you are stupid." "...If you were smarter..." "he’s an economic ignoramus like you." Argument through insult...not very convincing.

"meaningless since you don’t define “free trade”, “unequal”, and “didn’t work”." Seriously?

80 posted on 02/21/2012 5:50:15 AM PST by DannyTN
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