Meanwhile, Red China has not become one iota less communist. Trade with other countries is a means to an end for communists—in order for them to increase their power and their hegemony. Communism ranks among those ideologies whose goal is world conquest. Your views are in support of traitors, therefore. Be so kind as to reconsider those views and not splatter them all over a website dedicated to the upholding of the ideals of the Founding Fathers, which Marxism in all of its forms is the antithesis of.
Also,lets keep in mind, during the American Civil War, the Confederacy accused those in the Union government of going against the ideals of the Founding Fathers. They called Abraham Lincoln, an American version of King George. You are living in the very Union that won the Civil War.
This same Union, today, is made up of politicians, Senators, Representatives, the President, and all the branches of government, which, collectively, engages China. Sure, there are hold outs and begrudgingly goes along because majority rules. But collectively, this Union has decided to engage China. So, how am I supporting traitors?
And in the financial world, made up of investors, who, indirectly, control your retirement fund. These investors, loan out to big business, who, in tern, lend to big corporations. And big corporations, in terms seek the greatest return. And they lobby for congress access to the Chinese market. If I support something that already exists and is out of my hands (and it really is out of my hands as much as it is out of yours), why do you accuse me of supporting traitors? And many of these captains of business whole heartily embrace China.
And how am I promoting Marxism, when I support this entire American system of enterprise? Something that wasn't even my idea to begin with, but rather, an American effort since the days of colonialism to expand global trade.