wraptor347 said:
FIFA doesn't care about human rights violations. The previous world cups were in Russia and Qatar..
Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:
^ Lawfare! Dig a little deeper and you are likely to uncover George Soros, right?
S&P 500 down ANOTHER 200 POINTS.
Another $2.5 TRILLION WIPED OUT FROM America!
TRUMP DID THIS.
MAGA FOR MORONS!
Yeah but, in a few years, there will be some new factories opening up in the Rust Belt! Of course, even with the tariffs, it will be hard to compete with stuff manufactured in developing countries, so the jobs will be paying minimum wage.
Who wants to work for minimum wage in this country? Immigrants.
Oops...
DiabloWags said:Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:
^ Lawfare! Dig a little deeper and you are likely to uncover George Soros, right?
S&P 500 down ANOTHER 200 POINTS.
Another $2.5 TRILLION WIPED OUT FROM America!
TRUMP DID THIS.
MAGA FOR MORONS!
Yeah but, in a few years, there will be some new factories opening up in the Rust Belt! Of course, even with the tariffs, it will be hard to compete with stuff manufactured in developing countries, so the jobs will be paying minimum wage.
Who wants to work for minimum wage in this country? Immigrants.
Oops...
Manufacturing jobs peaked in 1979 at 19.8 million.
These idiots are still living in the 70's.
Like Archie Bunker.
Building the next gen manufacturing is the next good jobs. I wish you guys would get this. Not only were we doing this in Vietnam, India, Cambodia, China...but we were fine selling our own people out by doing it. Your country has to make things. If you don't, you're setting yourself up for a calamity. I mean covid was a mild crisis but it showed you the problems with not being able to make your own pharmaceuticals.Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:
^ Lawfare! Dig a little deeper and you are likely to uncover George Soros, right?
S&P 500 down ANOTHER 200 POINTS.
Another $2.5 TRILLION WIPED OUT FROM America!
TRUMP DID THIS.
MAGA FOR MORONS!
Yeah but, in a few years, there will be some new factories opening up in the Rust Belt! Of course, even with the tariffs, it will be hard to compete with stuff manufactured in developing countries, so the jobs will be paying minimum wage.
Who wants to work for minimum wage in this country? Immigrants.
Oops...
Manufacturing jobs peaked in 1979 at 19.8 million.
These idiots are still living in the 70's.
Like Archie Bunker.
100%. Jobs that can be done just as well by people in developing countries for a small fraction of US minimum wage, it's just ignorant to think we can get, or even want those jobs back. Exceptions might be industries we need to keep alive here for national security reasons. And even then, on a limited scale that can be ramped up.
Otherwise, being on top of the proverbial food chain, we need to keep developing the next good jobs, not the last ones.
MinotStateBeav said:Building the next gen manufacturing is the next good jobs. I wish you guys would get this. Not only were we doing this in Vietnam, India, Cambodia, China...but we were fine selling our own people out by doing it. Your country has to make things. If you don't, you're setting yourself up for a calamity. I mean covid was a mild crisis but it showed you the problems with not being able to make your own pharmaceuticals.Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:
^ Lawfare! Dig a little deeper and you are likely to uncover George Soros, right?
S&P 500 down ANOTHER 200 POINTS.
Another $2.5 TRILLION WIPED OUT FROM America!
TRUMP DID THIS.
MAGA FOR MORONS!
Yeah but, in a few years, there will be some new factories opening up in the Rust Belt! Of course, even with the tariffs, it will be hard to compete with stuff manufactured in developing countries, so the jobs will be paying minimum wage.
Who wants to work for minimum wage in this country? Immigrants.
Oops...
Manufacturing jobs peaked in 1979 at 19.8 million.
These idiots are still living in the 70's.
Like Archie Bunker.
100%. Jobs that can be done just as well by people in developing countries for a small fraction of US minimum wage, it's just ignorant to think we can get, or even want those jobs back. Exceptions might be industries we need to keep alive here for national security reasons. And even then, on a limited scale that can be ramped up.
Otherwise, being on top of the proverbial food chain, we need to keep developing the next good jobs, not the last ones.
Selling to the globe is fine but there needs to be massive limits on it in order give your labor work security. Otherwise you're just allowing companies to keep hiring and firing to find the cheapest labor. That has to stop. In fact, democrats support of globalization is the most shocking of all this.Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:Building the next gen manufacturing is the next good jobs. I wish you guys would get this. Not only were we doing this in Vietnam, India, Cambodia, China...but we were fine selling our own people out by doing it. Your country has to make things. If you don't, you're setting yourself up for a calamity. I mean covid was a mild crisis but it showed you the problems with not being able to make your own pharmaceuticals.Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:
^ Lawfare! Dig a little deeper and you are likely to uncover George Soros, right?
S&P 500 down ANOTHER 200 POINTS.
Another $2.5 TRILLION WIPED OUT FROM America!
TRUMP DID THIS.
MAGA FOR MORONS!
Yeah but, in a few years, there will be some new factories opening up in the Rust Belt! Of course, even with the tariffs, it will be hard to compete with stuff manufactured in developing countries, so the jobs will be paying minimum wage.
Who wants to work for minimum wage in this country? Immigrants.
Oops...
Manufacturing jobs peaked in 1979 at 19.8 million.
These idiots are still living in the 70's.
Like Archie Bunker.
100%. Jobs that can be done just as well by people in developing countries for a small fraction of US minimum wage, it's just ignorant to think we can get, or even want those jobs back. Exceptions might be industries we need to keep alive here for national security reasons. And even then, on a limited scale that can be ramped up.
Otherwise, being on top of the proverbial food chain, we need to keep developing the next good jobs, not the last ones.
Capability to manufacture pharmaceuticals would be covered in my "national security" provision, above.
We need to be able to make things that can't be made just as well, oversees, for a fraction of the cost. As "they" become able to manufacture those things, we need to be coming up with other new things, constantly adapting.
Globalization, to a large extent, is here to stay. Closing off our borders to trade (and immigration), we would gradually become a backwater country.
MinotStateBeav said:Selling to the globe is fine but there needs to be massive limits on it in order give your labor work security. Otherwise you're just allowing companies to keep hiring and firing to find the cheapest labor. That has to stop. In fact, democrats support of globalization is the most shocking of all this.Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:Building the next gen manufacturing is the next good jobs. I wish you guys would get this. Not only were we doing this in Vietnam, India, Cambodia, China...but we were fine selling our own people out by doing it. Your country has to make things. If you don't, you're setting yourself up for a calamity. I mean covid was a mild crisis but it showed you the problems with not being able to make your own pharmaceuticals.Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:DiabloWags said:Big C said:
^ Lawfare! Dig a little deeper and you are likely to uncover George Soros, right?
S&P 500 down ANOTHER 200 POINTS.
Another $2.5 TRILLION WIPED OUT FROM America!
TRUMP DID THIS.
MAGA FOR MORONS!
Yeah but, in a few years, there will be some new factories opening up in the Rust Belt! Of course, even with the tariffs, it will be hard to compete with stuff manufactured in developing countries, so the jobs will be paying minimum wage.
Who wants to work for minimum wage in this country? Immigrants.
Oops...
Manufacturing jobs peaked in 1979 at 19.8 million.
These idiots are still living in the 70's.
Like Archie Bunker.
100%. Jobs that can be done just as well by people in developing countries for a small fraction of US minimum wage, it's just ignorant to think we can get, or even want those jobs back. Exceptions might be industries we need to keep alive here for national security reasons. And even then, on a limited scale that can be ramped up.
Otherwise, being on top of the proverbial food chain, we need to keep developing the next good jobs, not the last ones.
Capability to manufacture pharmaceuticals would be covered in my "national security" provision, above.
We need to be able to make things that can't be made just as well, oversees, for a fraction of the cost. As "they" become able to manufacture those things, we need to be coming up with other new things, constantly adapting.
Globalization, to a large extent, is here to stay. Closing off our borders to trade (and immigration), we would gradually become a backwater country.
I'm old enough to remember when the Democrats were all supporting "Occupy Wall Street" 😂🤣😂 pic.twitter.com/N8pElpzFPA
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) April 6, 2025
bearister said:
"American-made products will almost always cost more to produce, because labor in countries such as India and Mexico is less expensive than U.S. labor. In 2016, Business Insider looked at how much some top American products would cost if made in the U.S. A pair of Levi's jeans that cost $128 could rise to $328, and that is before today's increased inflation levels."
NetChoice.org
ICE is arresting third graders, handcuffing them and putting them in detention with adult criminals. pic.twitter.com/g4E7ua0OoW
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) April 6, 2025
sycasey said:
Send those kids to El Salvador!ICE is arresting third graders, handcuffing them and putting them in detention with adult criminals. pic.twitter.com/g4E7ua0OoW
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) April 6, 2025
Better off without 'em, am I right?oski003 said:sycasey said:
Send those kids to El Salvador!ICE is arresting third graders, handcuffing them and putting them in detention with adult criminals. pic.twitter.com/g4E7ua0OoW
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) April 6, 2025
The parents were put into custody. Only one third grader accompanied them. The other two were in high school.
Did they ask for permission to come to the United States through our port of entry?sycasey said:Better off without 'em, am I right?oski003 said:sycasey said:
Send those kids to El Salvador!ICE is arresting third graders, handcuffing them and putting them in detention with adult criminals. pic.twitter.com/g4E7ua0OoW
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) April 6, 2025
The parents were put into custody. Only one third grader accompanied them. The other two were in high school.
sycasey said:Better off without 'em, am I right?oski003 said:sycasey said:
Send those kids to El Salvador!ICE is arresting third graders, handcuffing them and putting them in detention with adult criminals. pic.twitter.com/g4E7ua0OoW
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) April 6, 2025
The parents were put into custody. Only one third grader accompanied them. The other two were in high school.
MinotStateBeav said:
It's crazy how the parties have switched and dems have become so for entrenched global business that they are fine throwing away the working class. By the way, I have my issues with Elon and H1-B but it's something I'm putting to the side right now in order to see a massive sea change in how our nation operates. H1-B will be a big issue in the future though.
sycasey said:
Send those kids to El Salvador!ICE is arresting third graders, handcuffing them and putting them in detention with adult criminals. pic.twitter.com/g4E7ua0OoW
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) April 6, 2025
What is capitalism backed by? Capital. Who's currency allows for capitalism to work? Ours. Why is our capital the currency of the world? Because of military power. Our military makes our capital the safest bet in the world.Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:
It's crazy how the parties have switched and dems have become so for entrenched global business that they are fine throwing away the working class. By the way, I have my issues with Elon and H1-B but it's something I'm putting to the side right now in order to see a massive sea change in how our nation operates. H1-B will be a big issue in the future though.
I'm a capitalist. In capitalism, there are gonna be winners and losers in most every venture. One of the roles of the government is to provide support to the unemployed and underemployed and help them as they try to become winners.
It's crazy to me that the GOP now attempts to gain votes by embracing disproven economic practices instead of actually trying to help people.
MinotStateBeav said:What is capitalism backed by? Capital. Who's currency allows for capitalism to work? Ours. Why is our capital the currency of the world? Because of military power. Our military makes our capital the safest bet in the world.Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:
It's crazy how the parties have switched and dems have become so for entrenched global business that they are fine throwing away the working class. By the way, I have my issues with Elon and H1-B but it's something I'm putting to the side right now in order to see a massive sea change in how our nation operates. H1-B will be a big issue in the future though.
I'm a capitalist. In capitalism, there are gonna be winners and losers in most every venture. One of the roles of the government is to provide support to the unemployed and underemployed and help them as they try to become winners.
It's crazy to me that the GOP now attempts to gain votes by embracing disproven economic practices instead of actually trying to help people.
Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:What is capitalism backed by? Capital. Who's currency allows for capitalism to work? Ours. Why is our capital the currency of the world? Because of military power. Our military makes our capital the safest bet in the world.Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:
It's crazy how the parties have switched and dems have become so for entrenched global business that they are fine throwing away the working class. By the way, I have my issues with Elon and H1-B but it's something I'm putting to the side right now in order to see a massive sea change in how our nation operates. H1-B will be a big issue in the future though.
I'm a capitalist. In capitalism, there are gonna be winners and losers in most every venture. One of the roles of the government is to provide support to the unemployed and underemployed and help them as they try to become winners.
It's crazy to me that the GOP now attempts to gain votes by embracing disproven economic practices instead of actually trying to help people.
Okay. Maybe another BI capitalist would like to respond to the above, as it is not really making sense to me.
fifyDiabloWags said:Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:What is capitalism backed by? Capital. Who's currency allows for capitalism to work? Ours. Why is our capital the currency of the world? Because of military power. Our military makes our capital the safest bet in the world.Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:
It's crazy how the parties have switched and dems have become so for entrenched global business that they are fine throwing away the working class. By the way, I have my issues with Elon and H1-B but it's something I'm putting to the side right now in order to see a massive sea change in how our nation operates. H1-B will be a big issue in the future though.
I'm a capitalist. In capitalism, there are gonna be winners and losers in most every venture. One of the roles of the government is to provide support to the unemployed and underemployed and help them as they try to become winners.
It's crazy to me that the GOP now attempts to gain votes by embracing disproven economic practices instead of actually trying to help people.
Okay. Maybe another BI capitalist would like to respond to the above, as it is not really making sense to me.
He's on my ignore list.
But I reply to him by immediately replying to the post he just posted in because I'm a big infant.
the ones Michael Pitts wore?movielover said:bearister said:
"American-made products will almost always cost more to produce, because labor in countries such as India and Mexico is less expensive than U.S. labor. In 2016, Business Insider looked at how much some top American products would cost if made in the U.S. A pair of Levi's jeans that cost $128 could rise to $328, and that is before today's increased inflation levels."
NetChoice.org
I've seen classic Levi's at Costco for around $40.
it's a drug , you know it's not good for youMinotStateBeav said:fifyDiabloWags said:Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:What is capitalism backed by? Capital. Who's currency allows for capitalism to work? Ours. Why is our capital the currency of the world? Because of military power. Our military makes our capital the safest bet in the world.Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:
It's crazy how the parties have switched and dems have become so for entrenched global business that they are fine throwing away the working class. By the way, I have my issues with Elon and H1-B but it's something I'm putting to the side right now in order to see a massive sea change in how our nation operates. H1-B will be a big issue in the future though.
I'm a capitalist. In capitalism, there are gonna be winners and losers in most every venture. One of the roles of the government is to provide support to the unemployed and underemployed and help them as they try to become winners.
It's crazy to me that the GOP now attempts to gain votes by embracing disproven economic practices instead of actually trying to help people.
Okay. Maybe another BI capitalist would like to respond to the above, as it is not really making sense to me.
He's on my ignore list.
But I reply to him by immediately replying to the post he just posted in because I'm a big infant.
Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:What is capitalism backed by? Capital. Who's currency allows for capitalism to work? Ours. Why is our capital the currency of the world? Because of military power. Our military makes our capital the safest bet in the world.Big C said:MinotStateBeav said:
It's crazy how the parties have switched and dems have become so for entrenched global business that they are fine throwing away the working class. By the way, I have my issues with Elon and H1-B but it's something I'm putting to the side right now in order to see a massive sea change in how our nation operates. H1-B will be a big issue in the future though.
I'm a capitalist. In capitalism, there are gonna be winners and losers in most every venture. One of the roles of the government is to provide support to the unemployed and underemployed and help them as they try to become winners.
It's crazy to me that the GOP now attempts to gain votes by embracing disproven economic practices instead of actually trying to help people.
Okay. Maybe another BI capitalist would like to respond to the above, as it is not really making sense to me.
Reporter: The president of El Salvador said he would be willing to take American citizens in federal prison population.
— Acyn (@Acyn) April 6, 2025
Trump: I love that pic.twitter.com/uwwCtPidrV
Big C said:
Next, we start sending them to Russian prisons, paying Putin at 20% percent less than it takes us to incarcerate them here. Trump to potential criminals (and political opponents): "You will spend the rest of your life rotting away in a Russian prison."
(Laura Loomer to Trump: "Here's a list of people from your White House to send to the Russian prison for disloyalty". Trump to Loomer: "May I ask why you have Melania on this list?" Loomer: "Hey, when the cat's away... ")
Because Trump's tough on crime and he's a deficit hawk and he digs Laura Loomer!
NEWS -- REP. DARRELL ISSA just asked Republican leaders on their conference call if they could get a briefing from the administration on the Trump tariffs.
— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) April 6, 2025
The Hill has been largely left in the dark on what the administration is trying to accomplish. GOP lawmakers have been…
what world do you exactly live in?…oh the land of moviesmovielover said:Big C said:
Next, we start sending them to Russian prisons, paying Putin at 20% percent less than it takes us to incarcerate them here. Trump to potential criminals (and political opponents): "You will spend the rest of your life rotting away in a Russian prison."
(Laura Loomer to Trump: "Here's a list of people from your White House to send to the Russian prison for disloyalty". Trump to Loomer: "May I ask why you have Melania on this list?" Loomer: "Hey, when the cat's away... ")
Because Trump's tough on crime and he's a deficit hawk and he digs Laura Loomer!
I'd rather have them here cleaning freeways, graffiti, and the less-violent ones helping cut fire breaks, thinning forests, all activities under supervision. Large deployments.
So movielover wants the violent criminals loose in cities while the non violent ones are out in the country away from people. Sounds like something he would want. While we're hiring thousands of new Overseers for this, there better not be any DEI hires!cal83dls79 said:what world do you exactly live in?…oh the land of moviesmovielover said:Big C said:
Next, we start sending them to Russian prisons, paying Putin at 20% percent less than it takes us to incarcerate them here. Trump to potential criminals (and political opponents): "You will spend the rest of your life rotting away in a Russian prison."
(Laura Loomer to Trump: "Here's a list of people from your White House to send to the Russian prison for disloyalty". Trump to Loomer: "May I ask why you have Melania on this list?" Loomer: "Hey, when the cat's away... ")
Because Trump's tough on crime and he's a deficit hawk and he digs Laura Loomer!
I'd rather have them here cleaning freeways, graffiti, and the less-violent ones helping cut fire breaks, thinning forests, all activities under supervision. Large deployments.
Guys, I’m confused, does Trump still serve the billionaire oligarchy? https://t.co/f78kMmFHnq
— Mostly Peaceful Memes (@MostlyPeacefull) April 7, 2025
2034 the great retweeter of stuff of BIbear2034 said:Guys, I’m confused, does Trump still serve the billionaire oligarchy? https://t.co/f78kMmFHnq
— Mostly Peaceful Memes (@MostlyPeacefull) April 7, 2025
