[LowCountryJoe]

Would you like for our American government to put capital controls in place so that no one is allowed to purchase goods or assets outside of the united States. I guess that you feel that capital mobility and the freedom to exchange it how you wish (providing laws aren't broken) is somehow a bad thing. Am I wrong about your stance?

[RightOnTheLeftCoast]

LOL-- yes, you are very wrong about my stance. I was poking at J. F'n Kerry, of course, with his comment that "we have got to get back to the days" when terrorism was just a nuisance... that it's like prostitution or organized crime, can't get rid of it, just manage it to a tolerable nuisance-like level, like when the WTC was just getting bombed in its garage, or the Cole was having holes blown into it, or Marines were dying in barracks. Just little annoyances like that.

Given Kerry/Edwards' throgging of the "outsourcing" issue, my jab at them should have been pretty darned obvious. Guess not.

[MTOrlando]

I guess that you feel that capital mobility and the freedom to exchange it how you wish (providing laws aren't broken) is somehow a bad thing.

Capital mobility is fine. It's mobility of the factors of production that is a problem, and the two are not the same thing.

Would you support handing over control of our political system to the UN? If not, how can you justify handing over control of the this country's economy to foreign nations who most certainly cannot be trusted to act in our best interest?