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To: central_va
There never has been and never will be Free Trade. Nations will always act in their own best interest.

I don't worry about trade imbalances nor American workers that are unable to compete. There will always be trade imbalances and labor competition. The textile industry moved from England to Massachusetts to the Carolinas because of labor and manufacturing costs.

Americans are not entitled to specific jobs, be that working in a paint brush factory or working in IT. Labor is a commodity to be purchased where ever available at the best cost and quality.

Regarding “one sided”. We are Americans. We will exert our excellance and prevail

47 posted on 09/07/2018 6:08:56 AM PDT by bert ((KE. N.P. Neverthe less, they are co N.C. +12) Muller..... conspiracy to over throw the government)
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To: bert
I don't worry about trade imbalances nor American workers that are unable to compete.

This is what makes you a Free Traitor™. This is why the USA is lurching towards socialism. Frankly, I can't blame them. Globalism and free traitors, like you, are facilitating it. FOAD - today hopefully.

The textile industry moved from England to Massachusetts to the Carolinas because of labor and manufacturing costs.

Then moved to the third world! You are such an idiot( or a traitor ), in your pea brain there is no difference in moving a mill from MA to NC or Sichuan Province. This thinking is radical and destructive BEYOND BELIEF. That is why you a traitor. You have no country I would say 200 years ago you'd have been tarred and feathered(or worse). You don't love the USA just admit it.

48 posted on 09/07/2018 6:22:24 AM PDT by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn)
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