Global Competition is a Misnomer 01 28 2023

 Global Competition is a Misnomer 01 28 2023

When we contracted or developed overseas manufacturing operations what we really did was give those lesser form foreign governments all of our technology.

Why does it matter?

Because their national ideologies don't really change.  And then they get arrogant like they are better?  Better for what? Paying people less than chicken feed to make things?

And we in the United States are expected to believe that we should be competing against lesser form of government nations that pay less than chicken feed wages?

There is a situation in comedy that is so disturbing that it is extremely funny.  It has to do with a retard that corrects people?  I can think of two instances in the Sienfeld series?  One was the bubble boy and the other was that friend Banyon (sp?).  We saw it in Leave it to Beaver with the character of Judy?  But at a certain point it isn't really funny is it?  Perhaps we saw it in the Clint Eastwood Dirty Hairy movie, where the serial killer says to the protagonist in his crow-like voice something to the effect of, "I told you to go to the phone booth at such and such corner not the one you went to."

What am I getting at?  When people from lesser government forms of nations are emboldened?  With what type of national confidence?

And sadly enough we also see it in American politics, don't we?  We have people promoting unconstitutional ideologies because they were emboldened by what when they should not have been?

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And it terms of product quality accountability.  If same products that were made overseas were made here in the same way, and failed to junk the way that they do, those American Mfg companies would have been put out of business.  

And how can you take something back that you bought from China on the Internet?

And our farmers fed those foreign nations instead of them feeding themselves.  In effect we grew those populations that could be emboldened against us in a WW3 scenario?  There was no valid reason to do that.

I would say that it didn't lead to American farms being kept in the families.  So in the end the banker ends up owning it all in some way, but from a different route?

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Corporate America?  Really being a siphon of our Democracy?

I will post one more diatribe after this one today.

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