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I'm just not dumb enough to think I could argue a socialist out of believing the things you believe in your falsely loaded questions. If you believed in capitalism, you wouldn't even ask things so stupid.

Or do you fear revealing truly who and what you are ?
Again, I repeat my questions;
1.) What is your opinion of the lowering of the quality of life and the lowering of living standards for middle-class America in the IT sector as a result of flooding the market with "3rd worlder's", as you call them ?
2.) Do you believe that its prudent to ignore or worse, ridicule the effects of job loss on large sectors of America as has occured in the IT and manufacturing sectors ?
3.) What is your opinion of those who spent huge sums of money and expended large amounts of time and energy when they retrained after job losses within the manufacturing sector for jobs in the IT sector at the advice of economists, educators, the government, the media and business leaders ?

Were you an economics major in college? Just curious.

Why are you curious about what I studied at school ? I will tell you that I took a single major at a smaller college the first time around and a double major at a large university the second time around. Capitalism is the best thing when everyone is playing by the same sets of rules. I worked at jobs ranging from working in an iron ore foundry to tractor trailer driving to working at a stock exchange (amongst other work) to pay for my own education both times.

Again, kindly sincerely address the questions I have asked above.

Why are you curious about what I studied at school ?

Because had you been an economics major you'd be embarrassed to even ask such questions. Don't you think it's funny that of all the angry paleos on this thread who think we're all doomed, etc., that none of them were economics majors AND capitalists?