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To: SeeSharp

Tariffs on cars outsourced to then be sold in the US! Has your standard of living risen in the years since Nafta? Maybe you will feel differently when your job is outsourced to some third world slave country, condemning you to work for slave wages or not work at all, and unable to afford anything but the bare necessities, and your credit ruined, so no new car for you, ever! In the interest of national defense, if nothing else, we must impose tariffs to stop our infrastructure from being sold/sent to third world communist hellholes.


24 posted on 09/25/2015 11:37:20 AM PDT by erkelly
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To: erkelly
Has your standard of living risen in the years since Nafta?

By leaps and bounds. Haven't you been to Walmart in the last twenty years?

Maybe you will feel differently when your job is outsourced to some third world slave country, condemning you to work for slave wages or not work at all, and unable to afford anything but the bare necessities, and your credit ruined, so no new car for you, ever!

Remember when your high school teacher said study and go to college?

In the interest of national defense

And there it is. The only real argument the America Only crowd can come up with since all of the economic ones are nonsense. Military necessity. It was the driving factor in all of the Soviet Union's economic decisions and look how it worked out for them.

37 posted on 09/25/2015 11:46:54 AM PDT by SeeSharp
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To: erkelly

You don’t get it. Apparently, when an American pays $20,000 for a car built on foreign soil they have a higher standard of living than when they pay $20,000 for one built in the US.


58 posted on 09/25/2015 12:04:59 PM PDT by freedomfiter2 (Lex rex)
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