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Sorry, this is hardly one world globalism, this is what true capitalism is. It is called specialization and industry going where the markets are for labor and other cheap commodities. You calling me a Globalist is just a cheap trick to dehuminize anyone who disagrees with you. Where is all that unemployment your talking about, we are at 4.5% which is full employment with the highest paying jobs ever.

As for this Country, we have never been stronger or produced more in the history of our Country. Liberalism, you are the one preaching the gummit coming in and becoming a centralized planner. I always figure when you guys resort to calling people liberal after posting pure capitalism you have nothing to offer, which you don't.

Let's see you want a minimum wage, living wage, protectionism, and an end to world trade. Yeah you really sound Conservative. Must be foggy up in that Conservative Ivory Tower.

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It is called specialization and industry going where the markets are for labor and other cheap commodities.

What the debate is about is bringing Third World labor into the United States and socializing the costs to the citizenry.

As for this Country, we have never been stronger or produced more in the history of our Country.

Which does not count the ultimate cost of the 'cheap labor'. Let alone the crimes committed against our citizens or the spread of Third World diseases throughout the country. To you, these are unimportant. Hopefully, you'll catch the untreatable strain of TB this 'cheap labor' is bringing to America so you can enjoy all the benefits of 'cheap labor'.

Let's see you want a minimum wage, living wage, protectionism, and an end to world trade.

I want the laws enforced. Among the provisions of current legislation is giving SS to all these invaders and their relatives. It will bankrupt the system, probably by 2012. And the Senate version says that the 'cheap labor' will get prevailing union rates. And that, unlike American farm workers, they cannot be fired.

Stop spewing the glories of open-borders free-trade from some freshman economics textbook and actually look at the results and the proposed legislation in the Senate.