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[BULLDOG]

BULLDOG They have to compete with the businesses that exist and American consumerism is precluded to purchasing the cheapest version. That's actually what drove companies /out/ of the country, competition and the need for cheaper labor. When the 35% increase is passed to consumers by those businesses who wish to stay in say China, then the American companies will have the cheaper price again and thus will be naturally selected by the consumer. When said company in China loses enough of their "share" of the market, they will be then forced to move back into America to compete. There might be a momentary increase in costs on some items (electronics I presume will go up for a bit) but I don't think it'll last long, companies cannot afford to lose the American consumer.

Where will you find American made appliances and electronics, or even bluejeans for God's sake? Lots of stuff just isn't made here any more. I believe some of it can come back, but not by throwing the entire world's economy into a tailspin.

what is it your more worried about, the worlds economy or fellow americans and eating? See, that was what the election was about that you all just don't seem to understand. I mean I understand why you don't get it, but it is why it ended up the way it did.

If you say so. It will be interesting watching what happens next.

 

[BULLDOG]

BULLDOG They have to compete with the businesses that exist and American consumerism is precluded to purchasing the cheapest version. That's actually what drove companies /out/ of the country, competition and the need for cheaper labor. When the 35% increase is passed to consumers by those businesses who wish to stay in say China, then the American companies will have the cheaper price again and thus will be naturally selected by the consumer. When said company in China loses enough of their "share" of the market, they will be then forced to move back into America to compete. There might be a momentary increase in costs on some items (electronics I presume will go up for a bit) but I don't think it'll last long, companies cannot afford to lose the American consumer.

Where will you find American made appliances and electronics, or even bluejeans for God's sake? Lots of stuff just isn't made here any more. I believe some of it can come back, but not by throwing the entire world's economy into a tailspin.

America first, America and Americans.

Great bumper sticker. Too bad a bumper sticker can't fix our problems.

 

[Dragonlady]

what part of deregulation didn't you get? Will it cost more, yes sir, but not 35% more. get in line and watch how this is done. It will seem like fking magic to losers like you.

You really have no clue how the world really works, and what can and cannot be done. Of course neither does your Cheeto-faced clown. And therein lies the problem.

And since NO ONE in the rest of the world has any respect whatsoever for your Cheeto-faced clown, what are the chances that they will be willing to negotiate, or better yet, negotiate in good faith.

 

[BluesLegend]

BULLDOG They have to compete with the businesses that exist and American consumerism is precluded to purchasing the cheapest version. That's actually what drove companies /out/ of the country, competition and the need for cheaper labor. When the 35% increase is passed to consumers by those businesses who wish to stay in say China, then the American companies will have the cheaper price again and thus will be naturally selected by the consumer. When said company in China loses enough of their "share" of the market, they will be then forced to move back into America to compete. There might be a momentary increase in costs on some items (electronics I presume will go up for a bit) but I don't think it'll last long, companies cannot afford to lose the American consumer.

Where will you find American made appliances and electronics, or even bluejeans for God's sake? Lots of stuff just isn't made here any more. I believe some of it can come back, but not by throwing the entire world's economy into a tailspin.

America first, America and Americans.

Great bumper sticker. Too bad a bumper sticker can't fix our problems.

Just sit in the back and don't do a lot of talking while we clean up your mess lib. We won, you lost, elections have consequences. Just puff on your bong, the adults are taking over.

 

[TheDude]

Liberals enjoy revising definitions to suit them. Look up "intercourse" for a prime example. Personally, I like honest definitions, and the true definition of the modern liberal is: Anti-american, pampered, irrational, champions of projection, deflection and hypocrisy.

 

[jc456]

BULLDOG They have to compete with the businesses that exist and American consumerism is precluded to purchasing the cheapest version. That's actually what drove companies /out/ of the country, competition and the need for cheaper labor. When the 35% increase is passed to consumers by those businesses who wish to stay in say China, then the American companies will have the cheaper price again and thus will be naturally selected by the consumer. When said company in China loses enough of their "share" of the market, they will be then forced to move back into America to compete. There might be a momentary increase in costs on some items (electronics I presume will go up for a bit) but I don't think it'll last long, companies cannot afford to lose the American consumer.

Where will you find American made appliances and electronics, or even bluejeans for God's sake? Lots of stuff just isn't made here any more. I believe some of it can come back, but not by throwing the entire world's economy into a tailspin.

America first, America and Americans.

I am no apologist for the globe because I am American.

 

[jc456]

BULLDOG They have to compete with the businesses that exist and American consumerism is precluded to purchasing the cheapest version. That's actually what drove companies /out/ of the country, competition and the need for cheaper labor. When the 35% increase is passed to consumers by those businesses who wish to stay in say China, then the American companies will have the cheaper price again and thus will be naturally selected by the consumer. When said company in China loses enough of their "share" of the market, they will be then forced to move back into America to compete. There might be a momentary increase in costs on some items (electronics I presume will go up for a bit) but I don't think it'll last long, companies cannot afford to lose the American consumer.

Where will you find American made appliances and electronics, or even bluejeans for God's sake? Lots of stuff just isn't made here any more. I believe some of it can come back, but not by throwing the entire world's economy into a tailspin.

what is it your more worried about, the worlds economy or fellow americans and eating? See, that was what the election was about that you all just don't seem to understand. I mean I understand why you don't get it, but it is why it ended up the way it did.

If you say so. It will be interesting watching what happens next.

I agree. I will say, I will be greatly disappointed if Trump doesn't do something with the regulations within the first 100 days. It is of the most importance. I do at this time trust he will.

 

[Dragonlady]

BULLDOG

Best American-Made Appliances - Consumer Reports

American made clothing - Bing

Your list of "American made clothing" was mostly companies which sell clothing in the US, but half the list manufactures abroad.

 

[jc456]

BULLDOG

Best American-Made Appliances - Consumer Reports

American made clothing - Bing

Your list of "American made clothing" was mostly companies which sell clothing in the US, but half the list manufactures abroad.

well dah!!!!! it is the fking argument goofball.

 

[Tom Horn]

I agree. I will say, I will be greatly disappointed if Trump doesn't do something with the regulations within the first 100 days. It is of the most importance. I do at this time trust he will.

Trump may not be able to do all he wants but it doesn't matter....the genie is out of the bottle and the left can't put it back in....we aren't taking "no" for an answer any longer....this begins with Trump is all...he is the first of many.

 

[Dragonlady]

Just sit in the back and don't do a lot of talking while we clean up your mess lib. We won, you lost, elections have consequences. Just puff on your bong, the adults are taking over.

Republicans in control of the US economy - again. Every time they get the Presidency, they crash the stock market, jobs flee, and wages go down.

Obama just cleaned up the last mess and here you go again - cutting taxes and the other bullshit that Bush pulled and put the country into the Great Recession the last time.

Repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is the definition of insanity.

 

[jc456]

I agree. I will say, I will be greatly disappointed if Trump doesn't do something with the regulations within the first 100 days. It is of the most importance. I do at this time trust he will.

Trump may not be able to do all he wants but it doesn't matter....the genie is out of the bottle and the left can't put it back in....we aren't taking "no" for an answer any longer....this begins with Trump is all...he is the first of many.

I was disappointed back in 2003 when my colleagues were released when my company moved our manufacturing to Mexico. I was pissed to put it real. PISSED. This has always been about bringing jobs back for me.

 

[EverCurious]

Try these:

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[jc456]

Just sit in the back and don't do a lot of talking while we clean up your mess lib. We won, you lost, elections have consequences. Just puff on your bong, the adults are taking over.

Republicans in control of the US economy - again. Every time they get the Presidency, they crash the stock market, jobs flee, and wages go down.

Obama just cleaned up the last mess and here you go again - cutting taxes and the other bullshit that Bush pulled and put the country into the Great Recession the last time.

Repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is the definition of insanity.

you have no idea what you're talking about from up in canuck land.

 

[BULLDOG]

BULLDOG They have to compete with the businesses that exist and American consumerism is precluded to purchasing the cheapest version. That's actually what drove companies /out/ of the country, competition and the need for cheaper labor. When the 35% increase is passed to consumers by those businesses who wish to stay in say China, then the American companies will have the cheaper price again and thus will be naturally selected by the consumer. When said company in China loses enough of their "share" of the market, they will be then forced to move back into America to compete. There might be a momentary increase in costs on some items (electronics I presume will go up for a bit) but I don't think it'll last long, companies cannot afford to lose the American consumer.

Where will you find American made appliances and electronics, or even bluejeans for God's sake? Lots of stuff just isn't made here any more. I believe some of it can come back, but not by throwing the entire world's economy into a tailspin.

America first, America and Americans.

Great bumper sticker. Too bad a bumper sticker can't fix our problems.

Just sit in the back and don't do a lot of talking while we clean up your mess lib. We won, you lost, elections have consequences. Just puff on your bong, the adults are taking over.

Right. More than half of the country, and most of the rest of the world has no respect at all for your orange clown. I'll just sit back and watch the show.

 

[BULLDOG]

BULLDOG

Best American-Made Appliances - Consumer Reports

American made clothing - Bing

Your list of "American made clothing" was mostly companies which sell clothing in the US, but half the list manufactures abroad.

well dah!!!!! it is the fking argument goofball.

It doesn't embarrass you to post such dumb things?

 

[Tom Horn]

I was disappointed back in 2003 when my colleagues were released when my company moved our manufacturing to Mexico. I was pissed to put it real. PISSED. This has always been about bringing jobs back for me.

Here in Phoenix we've been screaming that the border had to be closed for 20 years....after NAFTA they came through here like an invading army...the eco damge to the Sonoran Desert is disgusting...they just drop their shit when they're done with it. You'll see them tear branches off live trees in our parks to make campfires....fucking livestock is what they are.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Calling us normals "fascists" and "nazis" and that's just for starters...what a cartoon the pampered idiot-left has become

Imagine having to sit down for Thanksgiving dinner with this lunatic at the table.....YIKES!

You are the most angry and bitter poster I've ever seen on USMB.

 

[Tom Horn]

You are the most angry and bitter poster I've ever seen on USMB.

I'm either the most or second most popular poster in USMB, loser. I've got my posse and you dirtbags both reading my work....I should ask for a raise....HEY CK GIVE ME A RAISE!

 

[Dragonlady]

BULLDOG

Best American-Made Appliances - Consumer Reports

American made clothing - Bing

Your list of "American made clothing" was mostly companies which sell clothing in the US, but half the list manufactures abroad.

well dah!!!!! it is the fking argument goofball.

It doesn't embarrass you to post such dumb things?

He voted for Trump. He doesn't have the good sense to be embarassed about anything he posts.