How did much you get paid to pose for this statue?
Posted on 06/08/2015 4:48:07 PM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network
Only if halfwits could be interned there, care to volunteer?
CV tried to use Marx to brand those who know that free trade is beneficial and has made America wealthy. I simply pointed out that Marx is not a ‘free trader’, but a destructive force.
CVs proposals are equally destructive to wealth and liberty.
So no losers when a factory is shut down, thousands go unemployed? With Americans like you who needs enemies. I've noticed how cowardly you Free Traitors are when I am on threads about Chinese aggression the pacific and the real possibility of hostility with that Communist "trading" partner. You guys never seem to have the time to comment on those threads. I'd like to see you tell those posters how great it is to have our factories in China. Cowards, globullist sellouts. Yes that is the Free trader....
Again, perhaps I am wrong. You post Marxist policies and are not a Marxist. You pretend to understand basic economics, then demonstrate a country that blocked free trade and became wealthy.
If you’re right, then history should be replete with clear examples of how making everything yourself and punishing domestic consumers enriches a nation.
Some FReepers just cannot admit they were wrong.
How about the USA from 1787 thru early 20th century? Up until the 1950's trade was only about 5% of GDP IN TOTAL. So don't give me any more of you buffoonery.
How did much you get paid to pose for this statue?
There is a place in debate for satire.
I don’t know where you got that photo, but the statue is on my front lawn facing my home. It represents the people who will take a piece of paper in exchange for actual physical goods. They bow down to me as a consumer. It’s an inducement and, I’m sad to report, it does burnish my ego.
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When are you going to tell us Freepers how great the H-1B visa program is?
His childish winners and losers comments proves he’s an ignorant economic idiot. Free economies ALWAYS have a risk reward component, and some times dynamics are win win and sometimes there are winners and losers.
Wrong. Trade was 100% of GDP in America and always has been. You don’t know what you’re talking about.
Not entirely sure why I got pinged to this, but thanks for the head’s up.
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