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To: Havoc

I have enjoyed reading your posts on this thread, and for the most part, I agree with you. It is amazing to me that many on FR would cheerfully replace our badly broken tax system with a national sales tax scheme that, in my opinion, will lead either to massive economic dislocation or a black market -- the the inevitable draconian response by government -- but WILL NOT even consider using tried-and-true tariffs to finance government.

I scoffed at NAFTA when the "economists" claimed that bringing jobs to third world countries would create a new class of consumers who just couldn't wait to scarf up American products. Well, I think we all know how that worked out.

However, I do suggest that economics, like politics, is local. I see from your profile that you live in Indiana, and from what I hear, that state is indeed having hard times now. You seem very articulate and skilled; how tough would it be to relocate to a place where you could get a better reward for your work? I realize that it would be tough to leave familiar surroundings, but how tough compared to what all of our ancestors went through?


125 posted on 01/02/2006 9:17:00 AM PST by GadareneDemoniac
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To: GadareneDemoniac

Thank you for your kindnesses. It's been more than a year since I was offshored and if I could have moved, I would have. I have issues, like anyone else in some ways, worse in others.
I'd give a rundown; but, last time I did was pretty literally like playing Joe McCarthy for a week. If I care to replay that, I'll give a thumbs up to those urging me to run for office.. can't be any worse than what my own party did to me.


137 posted on 01/02/2006 10:04:58 AM PST by Havoc (President George and King George.. coincidence?)
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