Posted by trucker40 on September 24, 2009 at 17:49:10 from (70.240.148.251):
In Reply to: Re: Foreign made posted by NCWayne on September 24, 2009 at 13:00:59:
Thats a good description of what is going on.More is that China exports loads of stuff to us and wont buy much from us.Thats a trade imbalance in favor of China.Big companies are running the government.So when it looks like the government is doing something stupid as they do,its because big companies want it that way. What we need to do is tell China that we wont ship them any food until they stop flooding our market with junk.Actually,we should tell big business they cant bring any more Chinese stuff in without it costing lots more on tariffs. Besides what we can see going on there seems to be some sneaking bunch thats dragging us down,taking our good food and shipping junk here from somewhere,and just robbing us every way they can. We cant let business run the government any more or we will be in China or worse next. Also it might not be too bad to buy stuff from our Allies like France,Germany,Japan,England,but it has to stay balanced.If China wants to have slaves everybody should quit buying anything from them.If any big company doesnt like it,that would be a signal that they need tariffs imposed on whatever it is they are importing. It doesnt have to be total protectionism either.We need trade,but no more of this one sided trade where it breaks us.
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