Posted on 06/02/2004 5:35:40 AM PDT by neutrino
When you look at the way the CHICOM's treat Christians, as well as other religions. When you look at the way they plan to fight the US some day, I liken buying CHICOM to buying Nazi in 1938.
Ok, is it me, or is the headline a bit, um, well, you know.
I like your tag line.
>>Between states of the United States, I am for it.
>Why?
>>Between nations, I am against it.
>Why?
Isn't it obvious, Gunslinger, you whore?
Because Trade is exploitation. I am against all international trade, all national trade, all state trade, all inter-county trace, and all inter-city trade.
It is immoral to trade with anyone other than your immediate family members...and even then, they are all trading whores, unless they are members of Unions that support *Living Wages*.
Personally I grow all of my own food, make my own clothing (the zippers are really tough to make BTW since it is so time consuming to run my own mine and smelter), produce my own bio-deisel fuel for my car that I made myself, slaughter my own pigs (synonym for Chinese Multinational Whores), fish for my own salmon, smoke it myself, produce my own full length movies, broadcast my own shortwave radio directly to myself, make my own whiskey, run my own sawmill.
It's really all much more difficult than that. But it's worth it to me not to be thought of as a WHORE by those who are not bright enough to figure out that trade benefits both sides by definition or they wouldn't engage in an exchange in the first place.
duh.
If you'll give me the products that finance China's military and how each one does that, I'll avoid them.
Please explain that comment. Define "traitors". And tell us why people who believe in freedom are morally bankrupt.
Your comment is actually morally bankrupt.
Good rule of thumb the CHICOM military has its fingers in the majority of the pies over there so to speak. Even when it is from a US company, a front company of theirs is very likely in it for a part ownership of the factory as well. The CHICOM government is going to get their cut. Even childrens toys and clothes. So if you do not want to support the CHICOM military do not buy CHICOM period.
Schadenfreude hits the outsourcing gang.
Heeeheeeheeeeheeee.
I know what you mean. I have emailed this to ten plus friends.
That's not good enough.
You said it well. True conservativism supports individuals being able to take care of themselves and assist those they care about. How can someone do that if employers are oputsourcing? It also belives that national sovereignty extends to economic security just as much as military power. Unfortunately, some free-traders believe that conservativism means that big business and corporations should be able to do anything they please, regardless of the damage they inflict on others. Why is it that individuals should be subject to restraints on their conduct, but businesses and corporations shouldn't?
HEAR, HEAR!!!
Discovery Channel has a program tonight:
9:00 PM CDT Channel 71 DSC Thursday, 3
Thomas L. Friedman Reporting
The Other Side of Outsourcing
60 mins. (VCR Plus+ 799574)
In Bangalore, India, the effects of outsourcing from the U.S. are observed in economic, political and social terms, and in how it appeals primarily to the younger generation. Included: interviews with Indians who express pro and con opinions on globalization.
Release Year: 2004
Agree with your analysis BUT "Always stay on the good side of the boss' secretary" is the number one rule as it is the one you must apply when you first start work - any whwere. The secretary always knows what is happening before it happens and who is in what status. Wonder if he PO'd her / him first?
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