If corporations are engaging in a "capital strike"

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49. Too fucking little, too fucking late.

The many years of Chinese tariffs against American products have already done critical damage to this economy. You know as well as I do that China's lowering of tariffs now and their slow floating of their currency does NOT undo the damage they did decades ago by fucking us over with their protectionist policies. It doesn't even come close.

If you think the savior of the US workforce is repatriating crap jobs operating injection molding machines you are insane.

And if you think that sending jobs overseas doesn't destroy the middle class in America, you are insane. And clueless, too.

But by all means, please explain how Americans who are unemployed and earning $0 an hour are going to purchase anything at all. In fact, you can take your explanation and offer it to one of our 620,000 homeless people who can't get off the streets, or our 12 million unemployed (lowball estimate), who can't find work, because of offshoring. But you won't tell them to their faces, because you know what everyone's going to say to you: your arguments are insane.

What Britain found out 150 years ago is the exact opposite of what China found out now: their tariffs never ruined them. You have yet to address this discrepancy. Funny how your argument about England exposes the basic fact that dependency on imports is a bad thing. America learned that the hard way when the Arabs embargoed us in the 1970s. I'm sure you were around to remember that, right?

Nor can you address the fact that trade deficits are what's killing Europe now. Worse yet, because Greece imports their medicine instead of making it domestically, their currency dives are starving them of desperately needed medication. Dependence on imports almost killed Greece. That's totally unpossible in your world. Yeah, I already know you won't answer this.

By the way I see you also failed, once again, to address the fact that offshoring jobs INHERENTLY CONTRIBUTES to the devaluation of the dollar, and also as a result, inflation. What is keeping you from talking about this? Perhaps you also know that offshoring also CONTRIBUTES to the national debt. These are basic economic facts that you do not understand. Confidence in America's ability to service the debt has nothing to do with the damage being done to our currency by offshoring. Those two problems are two separate issues. You lack the economic knowledge to understand this basic fact.

You have no argument here except that the American working class must continue to suffer. And America's working class is increasingly telling you not just NO, but HELL NO.

We will fight offshoring and we will put an end to it. Take this very seriously: the working class is now fighting back.

PS: I'm not sure if you truly understand how big this rebellion is. Notice how Mitt Romney is on the run from being labeled as an outsourcer of American jobs? No politician is rushing to have your back on this anymore. You need to get familiar with the concept of a lost cause: your cause is just that. LOST.