It is inevitable due to our decision (I don't remember voting, but I own a foreign car, so I guess that's a vote) to integrate within the world economy.
US labor is being repriced, and politicians are spending money like mad to shelter labor from the truth. Things won't get better for most private sector people until foreign wages go up, or until we decline further, in the name of "competition." Even privileged civil "servants" will start to feel the sting, but most of them are protected.
It's a sad state of affairs. Americans without jobs and prospects will not be good Americans. We should cut off the oil imports, and limit the junk we buy from Asia. Our favored political class, in Washington and the states, are incapable of solving this as they pursue their own self-interest.
It's Rome, redux. The collapse of a dedicated citizenry caused by imports and a corrupt ruling class. Until its final days, most Romans still thought they were living in a "republic."
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It is inevitable due to our decision (I don't remember voting, but I own a foreign car, so I guess that's a vote) to integrate within the world economy.
US labor is being repriced, and politicians are spending money like mad to shelter labor from the truth. Things won't get better for most private sector people until foreign wages go up, or until we decline further, in the name of "competition." Even privileged civil "servants" will start to feel the sting, but most of them are protected.
It's a sad state of affairs. Americans without jobs and prospects will not be good Americans. We should cut off the oil imports, and limit the junk we buy from Asia. Our favored political class, in Washington and the states, are incapable of solving this as they pursue their own self-interest.
It's Rome, redux. The collapse of a dedicated citizenry caused by imports and a corrupt ruling class. Until its final days, most Romans still thought they were living in a "republic."