[clamper1797]

Don't worry my friend companies have started hiring Americans again ... I'm finally back to work designing chip again after my long downtime. I know it's tough (been there) but don't listen to these braying jackass free traitors ... they will eventually have their time too.

[kevkrom]

they will eventually have their time too

Been there, done that. Lost my job two and a half years ago, but rather than complain and whine, I worked my butt off to find a new job.

[Army Air Corps]

"... they will eventually have their time too."

Ahem, let's be Americans about this and NOT wish ill-will towards folks even if we disagree with them. I lost my job at a museum due to reasons far outside my control (a city bureaucrat whose mismanagement lost the city $8 million), but I am not complaining about the loss of the job. I have skills and am preparing to start a business with miniscule capital. I am concerned about outsourcing of many jobs, but what do we do? Do we take actions that cause foreign investment in US labor to retract? Do we take measures that will induce inflation to unfortunate rates? It is a thorny problem that requires well-reasoned thought and not name calling and ill wishes.