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To: Paal Gulli
We must stop looking at people as interchangeable units of labor, be it for picking strawberries or for writing code. People are not computer chips, they are our brothers and sisters, our countrymen and women.

What about people outside the US? To what extent if any are they our “brothers and sisters”? If the answer is “not so much,” why?

There is America the nation and Americans the people that make up that nation and it is only in their interest that Trump is acting and will continue to act.

What if Americans disagree with Pres. Trump’s assertion of what their interest is? Should they just shut up and obey?

He’s just a man.

6 posted on 06/29/2019 4:38:46 PM PDT by untenured
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To: untenured

People outside of the U.S. are our brothers and sisters but,
our first priority is to ourselves, family, neighbors and country in that order.

Then we can help beyond our duties to others.

The author is correct in the article. 4 I would emphasize that a reasonably regulated free market is what we should seek rather than the current capitalism.


7 posted on 06/29/2019 5:42:06 PM PDT by amihow
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