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To: BfloGuy
True free trade with First World countries like Japan and Germany would be fine. In fact the competition would invigorate all our economies.

But our system could never compete with Third wage slave gulags like Red China and India. American workers making 15 bucks an hour and benefits can never compete with some poor Chinese kid making 10 cents a 14 hour shift.

The Globalists know this and have used Red Chinese cheap labor to deindustrialize us and to deliberately wreck our economy. Without a strong middle-class or economic independence the USA can be easily submerged into the Globalist's One World Government.

The Globalists and their Free Traitor dupes have ruined this country.

12 posted on 11/30/2013 7:30:13 PM PST by Count of Monte Fisto (The foundation of modern society is the denial of reality.)
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To: Count of Monte Fisto
American workers making 15 bucks an hour and benefits can never compete with some poor Chinese kid making 10 cents a 14 hour shift.

We should let the country where 10¢/hour is the prevailing wage[hint: that ain't China] make what they can and buy it from them freeing up our capital for the items they can't afford to make.

13 posted on 12/01/2013 2:28:22 PM PST by BfloGuy (The final outcome of the credit expansion is general impoverishment. [Ludwig Von Mises])
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To: Count of Monte Fisto
Democrats, union members, black separatists...they're all just as patriotic as you.

They have a plan for a "strong middle class," too.

Why don't all you budding social engineers go fuck yourself?

17 posted on 12/01/2013 2:37:57 PM PST by Trailerpark Badass (There should be a whole lot more going on than throwing bleach, said one woman.)
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