Surely you should ask Dixie. He made the claim.
BTW, can you prove tax cuts don't create jobs in America?
Why tax cuts DO create jobs!
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Surely you should ask Dixie. He made the claim.
BTW, can you prove tax cuts don't create jobs in America?
Sammy Jankis
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Im asking you. Why do you agree with dixie when you cant defend his position? Do you just love him and believe his moronic utterances unconditionally?
Even with the bush tax cuts in place, globalization has been destroying our employment opportunities. Isn't that right?
Most small businesses do not hire overseas meaning tax cuts for most business stimulate US jobs (there are more smaller businesses then larger ones). Large corporations do hire/buy overseas depending on the kind of business they have. Until union labor costs in the US are reigned in to a more competitive rate that is not going to change. Made in America needs to be made affordable down the entire retail channel.
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The thing is, it's not possible to reverse globalization, and if you did, it would likely cause world wars. Global economy is tied together in a way it has never been before, just because of advancement of technology. Instantaneous market analysis and results, anywhere on the globe, by any person. This is powerful, and you fail to consider it, as you immerse yourself in some isolationist 18th century nonsense, that will never work.
US citizens, and business, has interests all over the globe. It is all a vital part of the collective. Whenever you start talking about cutting trade alliances, you are essentially pulling cards from the house of cards which represent all our trade alliances. Everything regarding who we trade with and why, and the basis for things being aligned as they are, is interdependent. Perhaps we trade with China to prevent Russians from trading with China, because Russians would use the trade revenue to control more of Europe's economy? There are a gazillion scenarios that you and I are not privy to, and simply do not know about.
None of this matters to your idiot ass, you just want to repeat your incessant rants about globalist fascists. Blind to your own ignorance.
How's that working for you?
Sammy Jankis
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It's working great, thanks for asking. Im opening new eyes to the realities of globalization stupidity on a daily basis. It's very gratifying. Thanks for asking, Dr. Phil.
How many eyes have you opened, so far?
Just curious.
You can use pairs or single eyes.
Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
Well, i can't really say, considering i can't read the minds of everyone who reads here.
I do know that most of the globalists on here have stopped arguing with me, because they get tired of getting publicly spanked with their own stupidity, and realize they only hurt their cause by having an honest debate about the issues.
He has opened mine a little further! I agree for the most part with what he says, I am not as devoted as he is, there is still a little of me that thinks we need the rest of the world, but I share some of his beliefs in that I think we should put the USA first, strengthen our manufacturing capabilities and become a little more isolated as far as foreign policy is concerned. I am tired of being the World Police USA.
Sammy Jankis
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Small business are also the victims of multinational corporations and their outsourcing.
Most jobs are not unionized, so that union talk is just bullshit. Get a clue, love.
We need protectionism. Stop being such a globalist brainwash victim.
I remember reading that one thing that made us so strong during WWII was our ability to transform some of the manufacturing plants into munitions making plants. We would not be able to do the same thing at this point, not even close. What would happen if we went to war with the world? We would have to make sure that the side we were fighting against was not the side that produced that screw for the airplanes that drop our bombs!
Sammy Jankis
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Exactly. Globalization is a war on america. Our traitorous leadership is systematically removing our abilities to defend and manufacture for ourselves. They are trying to make us dependant on our enemies. Any non traitorous military mind could see that's a bad stategic position.
Well, there you are, Mr. Zombie. Congratulations.
One convert! One pair of eyes! Or two eyes, I assume.
Tomorrow, the world!
Now perhaps your disciple can explain how to "strengthen our manufacturing capabilities and become a little more isolated", even though a little of her "thinks we need the rest of the world".
I'll wait whilst you confer.
We have to sell those goods we manufacture, the reason for needing the rest of the world!!!
Sammy Jankis
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Our trade deficit is so severe right now in all areas, that just providing for OUR OWN NEEDS would mean an increase in domestic production.
But if we follow Mr Zombie's diktat, we will erect trade barriers which could lead to retaliatory actions by other nations anxious to protect their own economies. That would make our products prohibitively expensive and therefore uncompetitive abroad....oops, they already are in many cases!
Are you personally willing to pay much more for US-produced goods, because American-made means American paid?
Yep, I already shop America first when ever possible, I support the local mom and pops before the box stores and I buy bonds!
So you and Rana will pay higher prices for US-made goods?
It's a pity the producers didn't know that before they offshored to gain a competitive advantage through lower labor costs.
Sammy Jankis
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I already explained how our trade deficit is so severe that just manufacturing for our own needs would mean an increase in all kinds of dometic production across the board.