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Slavery is another feature of 'economic' zones worldwide. Since the free traitors have brought slavery back to the United States, I suppose they won't be operating out of the American jurisdiction.

There are many free trade zones already here in the US. The article itself stated there were already 257 of them. Yet, I doubt most people even know they exist. And I never hear anything about slavery. And if you noticed, there has been a heightened awareness of slavery in the US. They're typically brought in by wealthy immigrants as personal house slaves. Once discovered, the perpetrators are quickly arrested.

I have yet to hear people bring in slaves into these economic zones. How would you hide such a large workforce? Hiding a house servant in your home, yes, but large scale labor?

Free trade zones do operate outside of some regulatory requirement (I don't know which), but I am willing to bet, labor it not one of them. China cannot simply bring in $2/hr laborers here into the US.

Like the free traitor you are, you keep glossing over that it will be the Chinese communist government operating the slave labor economic zone in Idaho.

China is communist in name. It is increasingly becoming free market. However, politically, it is an oligarch. And America does alot of business with all sorts of oligarchs. Singapore, Saudi Arabia, The Emirates, etc. I'm absolutely convinced, China will become a democracy someday. Yet, ironically, even then, America will continue to have more issues with China than Saudi Arabia or the Emirates. Simply because China's economic reach is becoming larger.

Why do you hate this country so?

I don't hate this country at all. On the contrary, I appreciate being an American. I just don't equate free trade with treason the way you do. And I understand my US economic history. I know, that the standard of living in Amierca is much higher today than it was in the 1950's. And the 1950's, more Americans as a percentage of the workforce worked in manufacturing. Yet, today, we have biggers homes, more cars per capita, consume more energy per capita, etc. Many own vacation homes too. Trade hasn't hurt the US, it has actually helped.

China closed herself off to the world in 1949 and looked what happened to her. It wasn't until she expanded trade that she began to improve her situation.