AceRothstein
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Maybe we can get German companies to open manufacturing facilities in America. American companies only like the American market, they could give a fuck about the American people.It's the point, not a strawman. You threw that out there to dismiss the point you can't otherwise address. It makes no sense for a business to pay more for workers, especially when they are unionized like most of the upper east coast. They would need to pay two or three times the amount for labor alone. He didn't get rich being stupid. He wasn't a politician seeking approval. As far as jobs, how's it going now????Who said it wasn't? (though hiring illegal actually is illegal)
Your straw man aside, it shows where his values are. He claims to be for American jobs and yet when he had the opportunity to hire Americans, he didn't.
And yet somehow we are supposed to believe he is suddenly offended when other businesses do what he did? You seriously think he is going to fight other businessmen for running a business?
You do realize his trade war policy is going to cost Americans jobs, right?
Actually, yes it was a straw man. You argued and said it wasn't illegal. Something I wasn't arguing. Setting up a non argument to destroy it is the very definition of a straw man.
And yes job suck right now. It would be nice if the government wasn't falsifying numbers so we could get an accurate look at how bad it was.
But how is electing a big government Republican going to fix the problems by a big government Democrat? We need someone who is going to limit government influence in the private sector, not screw it up more.
Reduced the supply of labor and the price ie wages will rise.
Bring back manufacturing jobs, and demand will increase and price for labor, ie wages will rise.
Manufacturing jobs aren't coming back. Sorry.
Germany has TWICE the rate of manufacturing employment we do.
They don't have cheap labor.
There is no reason that we can't significantly increase the number of manufacturing jobs we have now.
I note you don't disagree that reducing supply will increase price.