[clamper1797]

Dont worry, Im sure the free traitors will show up on this thread soon and explain how this is actually a GOOD thing, probably using a buggy-whip maker analogy. Or maybe the ice delivery man vs. refrigerators (false) analogy. And don't forget the ever-popular bromides (slaps-in-the-face):

1. Start your own business (with no money)
2. Relocate to where the work is (where is that, India?)
3. Get a job, any job (just throw away everything you ever learned or worked to have)
4. If they can't adapt, screw 'em (i.e., let them eat cake)

See how easy it is to view things from the black-and-white free trade mantra point of view (especially if you are not the one hit...yet)?

Don't forget

#6. I save a couple of cents on the dollar screwing my fellow Americans

or

#7 MY job depends on screwing fellow Americans out of their jobs

Or

#8 The're not YOUR jobs ... they belong to the company (all the while neglecting to acknowledge whose tax money went into building the roads and other infrastructure which enable that the company to function and whose blood was given in protection of their free traitor a$$es

Yes Benedick ... they are OUR jobs (spelling on purpose)

[techwench]

also:

#9 invest all your savings and break into the popsicle stick bird house business. or perhaps the "elvis on black velvet" roadside sales business.

[hedgetrimmer]

They're not YOUR jobs

They're not American jobs but these people think its ok for the government to tell employers they can't ask the immigration status of an individual, they can't care about the persons race or ethnicity, they can't care about the persons gender or sexual orientation. So the government can tell an employer they have to follow these rules, but they can't tell an employer to hire Americans whenever possible. Isn't it odd how this argument-- they are not American jobs--works?