[factoryrat]

You know, it’s funny that that the individuals who are involved in shipping jobs overseas complain about the “47%” of people now on the dole, have to now reckon with the fact that those very same people didn’t disappear off of the face of the earth when their jobs were outsourced. Now, they’re faced with have to pay for those people through higher taxes to cover their unemployment and welfare costs, along with subsidizing imported labor legal and illegal. I whole thing reeks of a get rich quick scheme, where the major players are hoping to outrun the impending collapse they’ve initiated, paying off their government cronies, placating the masses, and disappearing somewhere else to start their ponzi scheme again. Sounds like a looting spree to me.

[1rudeboy]

I’d say it’s sad, really. The government creates the mess, then the government makes it worse, and then people complain about the individuals who ship jobs overseas (while simultaneously arguing that the government can fix the mess it created).

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Bingo.

That is the simple fact the current setup has proven, that the system as currently structured will de-industrialize and ruin America.

Completely.

Time for a (big) change.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

You know, it’s funny that that the individuals who are involved in shipping jobs overseas complain about the “47%” of people now on the dole, have to now reckon with the fact that those very same people didn’t disappear off of the face of the earth when their jobs were outsourced.

You know, it's funny, BUT!

It's not their duty to provide YOU with a job. That is your job.

[khelus]

You know, it’s funny that that the individuals who are involved in shipping jobs overseas complain about the “47%” of people now on the dole, have to now reckon with the fact that those very same people didn’t disappear off of the face of the earth when their jobs were outsourced. Now, they’re faced with have to pay for those people through higher taxes to cover their unemployment and welfare costs, along with subsidizing imported labor legal and illegal. I whole thing reeks of a get rich quick scheme, where the major players are hoping to outrun the impending collapse they’ve initiated, paying off their government cronies, placating the masses, and disappearing somewhere else to start their ponzi scheme again. Sounds like a looting spree to me.

Your astute observation is just one of the arguments against 'Free Trade' as the globalists have set it up.