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The point of the cartoon was to show that nothing can compete with slavery. That our remaining financial powerhouses have to contend with it on a competitive basis illustrates how we've lost our upper hand and superpower status. We have to rebuild our manufacturing base, reinvest in our in-nation businesses and regain financial interdepenpence to regain what our war veterans fought to secure. Cut off the strings of dependence on political entities we have no influence over - especially Red China. I can't shop at WalMart because almost everything I flip over in there has a "Made in China" imprint. They won't hurt like they should because we have nearly 20,000,000 illegal aliens with zero loyalty to our country buying that crap within our borders.

Ironic, considering how China suckered Mexico into a loser trade deal only to betray them less than two years later. Give them credit for Rope-A-Dope, with Mexico depending on us (as always) to absorb the damage. Mexico's supplanted population here is helping to perpetuate China's system of Lowest Common Denominator profiteering. Pretty slick for a purported Communist government.

It wouldn't have survived past 1994 without the Clinton Administration's dedicated assistance. Now that the State and Commerce Departments serve China as a matter of policy we're screwed if we don't clean those Departments out and replace them with people beholden to America. Resistance will be high due to the upper class allowing these regimes to buy into them so badly. Tough. Let them take the beating for a change.