[sweetjane]

We all need to stick with the facts.

The U.S. needs to be able to sustain its own infrastructure. That means we need to be able to produce everything we need HERE.

The other countries of the world needs to be able to sustain their own infrastructures THERE. If the countries in question lack the infrastructure to begin with, it's a problem they could start to tackle by taking on a constitution of government that creates an infrastructure in the first place.

Most of the countries we outsource and offshore to don't have the infrastructure to support themselves. I'm all for helping them, but I'd rather help them do it politically, governmentally with the right constitution, by showing them what works.

After they develop their infrastructures, we could all trade our excesses. Or special commodities - labor should not be one of them. Food should not be one of them. Hopefully in the future, energy will not be one of them either - and ESPECIALLY.

What will it take to stop the craziness?! We all need food, we all need homes with utilities, we all need health care, we all need.

With that much need, there should be plenty of jobs - worldwide. What is the problem? Why are so many despots in power? Why do we support the despots?

Rant over.

[Lazamataz]

The U.S. needs to be able to sustain its own infrastructure. That means we need to be able to produce everything we need HERE. The other countries of the world needs to be able to sustain their own infrastructures THERE. If the countries in question lack the infrastructure to begin with, it's a problem they could start to tackle by taking on a constitution of government that creates an infrastructure in the first place. Most of the countries we outsource and offshore to don't have the infrastructure to support themselves. I'm all for helping them, but I'd rather help them do it politically, governmentally with the right constitution, by showing them what works.

Marry me.