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To: odds
But we do live in a globalist world; politically, economically and socially. It started a few decades ago. The nationalist sentiments still exist, across the world. Though practically they are of little consequence.

The other side of that fantasy will involve crossing a river of blood.

For shame.

52 posted on 07/18/2015 6:35:22 AM PDT by Jim Noble (Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.)
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To: Jim Noble

Well, “The other side of that fantasy” is Isolationism.

To be sure, I’d say Trump should lead the way...


54 posted on 07/18/2015 6:47:38 AM PDT by odds
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To: Jim Noble; odds; C. Edmund Wright

Many conseratives don’t understand the concept of being global.

Many conservatives confuse business and politics. They believe that a political global union is a goal of the evil ones. That goal is manifest in the form of business entities with far flung operations and evil intent.

It is that fundamental misunderstanding of business in general and international trade in particular that is their error. The companies both very large and very small have one primary motivating force: expand business, make money, make profits for the owners. There are lots and lots of very small American companies with significant international operations.

The world today is joined by instantaneous communications allowing companies spread literally around the globe to have their “girls” communicate on the most mundane of business operational tasks and move stuff and money from one place to another with relative ease. There is no evil political intent, just business. An e mail chain from the office work horses on three or four continents in multiple time zones gets the job done routinely.

The concept of manufacturing in America to create American jobs is a worthwhile concept except when Americans are not economically competitive to do the job at a profit. That has been the reality for some time now. How ever, all those far flung cubical bound war horses work together to produce a purchase and a sale with wonderous economic efficiency.

Lastly, America has tremendous export manufacturing volume. We don’t export paint brushes. That has been ceded to others. We do however export complex computer controlled stuff, automatic valves, pumps, large transformers, control systems and on and on. America is where the world comes for lots of good complex stuff.

It is not political, just business


58 posted on 07/18/2015 7:01:53 AM PDT by bert ((K.E.; N.P.; GOPc.;+12, 73, ..... No peace? then no peace!)
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