> >> > Yes, sadly most "journalist" and Usenet posters all subscribe to the
> >> > belief that the US economy works on the principles of zero sum
gain/
> >> > game(fallacy).
>
> > "Jobs are moving overseas!"
> > And are being replaced by jobs here: Hence the reason the US is the
> > number one ex****ter in the world and has a low unemployment.
>
> And as for "jobs here", you can sum these jobs up in a single
> phrase: "Would you like fries with that?"
Prove it. [Because your full of ****]
>
> Ronald Reagan claimed, over and over again, that America's
> workers can compete favorably with any other country on
> Earth.
Prove they can't. [Because your full of ****]
>
> Reagan lied.
Prove it. [Because your full of ****]
>
> Asians are willing to work 80+ hours a week for $2 an hour,
> with no health or retirement benefits, or other "legacy" costs
> incurred by American cor****ations. =A0
At low skilled jobs that didn't pay **** in the US. [Oh no, you can't
work at a call center anymore]
BTW, they are a socialist country...So they do in fact have to deal
with health care, retirement, etc.
>
> They can also run their
> business without worrying about little details like pollution
> and environmental impact.
Fine, let them **** up their country. Not our problem.
>
> How in the world can the U.S. compete with that?
By making high tech jobs that allow American to become the worlds
number one ex****ter.
>
> The answer is, $700+ billion trade deficits every single year.
IOW's the entire world is investing in the US economy and are creating
jobs for Americans.
Again note: World economies don't work on the zero sum gain/game
fallacy.
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