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11-02-2009, 01:27 AM #41Originally Posted by EuropeanDescendant
We sell them wheat. Big deal. How many workers do you see in a wheat field or a soybean field or a potato or rice field or an apple orchard? Canada is producing and selling US assembled automobiles and we're trucking some wheat and raw taters up to them that were planted and picked by illegal aliens. Mexico is selling US computers, appliances and oil and we're shipping them some beef and edible beans. How many workers do you see in a pasture of steers or an edible bean field? If you see any at all, they're illegal aliens probably citizens of Mexico.
It's a disaster. The world is laughing at US like we're a bunch of fools and idiots. This free trade nonsense must be stopped and it must be stopped now.
The suggestion by roundabout that we educate consumers is fine, I'm more than happy to do that, as I'm sure we all are, but consumers aren't in a position to stop free trade. When you need a new refrigerator because your old one stopped working, you need it today or tomorrow, not 10 years from now when maybe enough other consumers could survive out of an ice chest until there's enough of them to use market pressure to bring globalists to their knees. If you need a new computer, you need it today or tomorrow, not 10 years from now. You can't go back to pen and pad and function that way waiting for market forces to reverse free trade treason treaties and bring our industries home so you can buy one made in America. That is just not realistic. We have to have protected trade policies that control imports nationally at the borders and ports.
We've had government managed protected trade policy since our country was founded. Free Trade was never part of the vision of our country, it was Protected Tariff Trade always, which is why we've always had it, which is why we as a little scruffy muddy nation became the greatest economic superpower in the world in almost no time at all, and within 15 years of becoming a Free Trade country, we are bankrupt.
People don't yet understand how bankrupt we are. You can tell even the economists don't quite get it, yet, although it is creeping up on them. Economists after the 1970's, fortunately after I got my minor in Economics, were trained on Global Trade, not American Economics. They don't even understand our economy. They think "growth" for the sake of it is the key to business. It isn't "growth", it's profit, earnings, incomes, money supply, cash on hand, net worth, assets bought and paid for before they fall apart or are obsolete and need replacing, it's market demand with net expendable income from consumers who can afford to buy the products for cash, not on credit, with exception for a house or a car with very sizable down payments.
We're totally bankrupt almost to the point of no return due to the massive debt accumulated by the federal government, states, counties, cities, school districts, businesses and consumers because of free trade. Cheaper prices aren't worth the cost of the jobs lost. We've lost 30 million good jobs to free trade in the past 15 years. We have a total trade deficit with the world in manufactured goods of -$840 billion in 2008 and it grows every year. Our population isn't stabilized, it's growing at the highest rate since 1970 due to these immigrants at the very time that we're losing our jobs, our money supply and apparently our national sanity.
We are in very dire straits and people don't yet understand it. Not even most of the Tea Party Express people fully understand it. They're just mad about everything, which I fully understand. They think the debt and threat of tax increases are the issues when they are merely the consequences of free trade treason. Yet, when you talk to the Tea Party folks, they love free trade. They just endorsed Doug Hoffman for Congress, a pro-amnesty, pro-immigration, pro-free trade, pro-life "growth" guy.
Growth in population, growth in immigration, growth in free trade = growth in unemployment, growth in poverty, growth in debt and growth in taxes, the complete opposite of what they seek but will end up with nonetheless because they don't understand that growth in population whether legal or illegal coupled with growth in free trade is national suicide because national bankruptcy is a mathematical certainty.A Nation Without Borders Is Not A Nation - Ronald Reagan
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11-02-2009, 08:38 AM #42
For the record I am not a free trade advocate, I am on the fair trade side of that debate.
Still have yet to see where Hoffman is Pro-Amnesty, unless by supporting legal immigration that allows one to draw a line to that conclusion.
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11-02-2009, 10:16 AM #43Originally Posted by roundabout
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