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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
If US companies insist on buying Vietnamese Steel or Chinese steel sent via Vietnam, because it's cheaper. Putting American steel making companies out of business, workers on welfare and whole areas out in the cold. Then they have to expect an American Government to slap a tariff on the cheap steel to pay for the extra costs the American government have.
This tariff will end up with consumers paying more. For which the same rules apply. If you want cheaper goods made by cheap overseas labour, expect to pay more in buying those goods to cover the costs of your government.
One day it might be your job on the line.
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twat paul, the USA is 5% of the world so this means 95% of the world is not the USA (you would know this if you did not leave school at 12)
ok concentrate your pea brain: 95% is greater than 5% (you will have to trust me on this one)
ok now ask yourself this question: do I want to sell to just the 5% or to everybody and do I need to be competitive? (keep in mind that 95% is greater than 5%)
this is why you never made enough money to return to your own country and you live in one where you do not even speak the local language
