DarkSteven -> RE: TREASON DESTROYING THE US ECONOMY (9/6/2010 8:47:14 PM)
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ORIGINAL: defiantbadgirl The United States became strong by standing on our own and manufacturing our own goods. And by sending goods overseas in a strong postwar economy where we were the only country capable of serious production. Since we joined the global economy, we have grown weaker every day. Um, no. We have been supplying the rest of the world after WWII, and it strengthened us. We have been buying from other countries for a while - is that what you mean by "joining the global economy"? Companies have been allowed to hire illegal immigrants while the government looks the other way. Actually there have been raids on meat packing plants. Greedy corporations have been allowed to lay off American workers and outsource the jobs overseas. Correct. I'm not happy about it, but don't know what can or should be done to stop this. The US doesn't need to create new jobs to compete in the global economy. We need to end all free trade agreements and get out of the global economy. Wow. So we will buy only from US sources, and neither import, nor export? The first thing that comes to mind is that we will die without foreign oil. The second is that snuggling will be very big. The prices of domestic goods will skyrocket. I'd expect riots. Instead of giving tax breaks to corporatons that are outsourcing our jobs and hiring illegal immigrants, we need to be charging them with treason. Wait a sec. Outsourcing jobs is an issue. Hiring illegals is against the law. But I agree that tax breaks should be ended for corporations - it's not producing desired behaviors. There's a word for committing acts against ones own country that lead to its destruction. That word is TREASON. Just calling it like I see it. Oh, God, no. Treason is supplying an enemy nation with information that weakens the country. Simply using it to define any act that in your eyes weakens the country is dangerous. Next thing you know, collarme and porn sites will be outlawed!
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