[lelio]

If you wanted to add some points, you might want to throw in that cheap wage slaves from India are destroying any incentive to startup a new software company here with US workers as someone can easily steal the idea and do it over there for a fraction of the cost.
Yes, some on here will say "Get into another market then" But the US wasn't built on going after ideas that pan out after just 6 months of work, that's the legacy of the Internet Bubble of 2000. If we want to remain in this bubble state, then by all means keep around this 800 pound gorilla of subsidized foreign labor and no one will try and innovate.
And someone should remind Robert Zoellick that he's OUR representive, not India's.

[A. Pole]

If you wanted to add some points, you might want to throw in that cheap wage slaves from India are destroying any incentive to startup a new software company here with US workers as someone can easily steal the idea and do it over there for a fraction of the cost.

I wonder many new inventions were made in India or China?

[harpseal]

If you wanted to add some points, you might want to throw in that cheap wage slaves from India are destroying any incentive to startup a new software company here with US workers as someone can easily steal the idea and do it over there for a fraction of the cost.

I wanted to keep it short and simple. Once the issue is broached points can be added later.