Onyx
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- Dec 17, 2015
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Because that means Americans won't get those jobs.
No, because it creates new jobs based on the skilled labor of foreign workers.
Increased commerce internationally always creates more jobs in America.
Do you want to sustain market control?
The workers they want to import will work for much lower wages than Americans.
So? Wages are a negotiation between employer and employee.
Do you want the government to institute wage control for those operating under a work visa?
The net result is that importing foreign workers drives down the wages of American workers.
Baseless correlation, but whether or not wages would decrease is irrelevant.
How can you claim to be either Austrian school or an anarchist?
If the American government doesn't represent the people, then why do you want to allow it to bind us to an even bigger globalist state?
This is a loaded question.
The US state does not represent the American people, and I also do not want a larger globalist state.
The TPP creates more government, not less. It creates an entire new layer of government along with thousands of pages of regulations.
It is a bit different.
States lose the benefits of the treaty if they do not follow the regulations. There is no actual punishment for not following them, besides risking being kicked out of the partnership, and having the tariffs reimposed.
Essentially all it is doing is eliminating tariffs for member states dependent on them following the established guidelines. It does end up adding another layer of government though, because the member states would enforce the regulations on their capitalists.
Like everything the government puts out, you should reject it. I just find it ironic since you are supporting political proposals and are against the state.
American can end tariffs without signing on to this globalist big-government monstrosity.
Never going to happen as long as you keep playing within the system.
If you reject the state, then you should reject its politicians and political proposals.
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