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In reply to the discussion: "Made in America" is a very strong message. [View all]Romulox
(25,960 posts)6. How can you pass Free Trade with Korea, and now Trans-Pacific Partnership while pushing
Made in America?
I just don't get the strategy.
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While people understand in the abstract that "jobs have been lost," I think more people need to
Brickbat
Jul 2012
#1
How can you pass Free Trade with Korea, and now Trans-Pacific Partnership while pushing
Romulox
Jul 2012
#6
the strategy is deliver for your corporate owners and lie to the public over and over nt
msongs
Jul 2012
#7
You know *damn well* that "free trade" with Korea will put Americans out of work. Just like NAFTA.
Romulox
Jul 2012
#11
And I'll take your non-answer as a concession that "free trade" with Korea will cost jobs.
Romulox
Jul 2012
#13
that you got screwed in the 80s doesn't mean that this deal won't screw more people.
HiPointDem
Jul 2012
#18
no. trade has always been managed for the benefit of the biggest boys on the block. and from
HiPointDem
Jul 2012
#22
i recommend the organization of the working class outside the direction of the bought-off union
HiPointDem
Jul 2012
#25
"Sounds more like a right wing talking point." = by design in the stage-managed realm of official
HiPointDem
Jul 2012
#33
I had a discussion about this with one of my oldest and trusted friends just last week over lunch
NNN0LHI
Jul 2012
#35
By their fruits, etc. I support labor and unions that support labor. Support of labor means
HiPointDem
Jul 2012
#36
Um, dude? YOU are the one pushing "free trade". YOU. Who was she talking about, again? nt
Romulox
Jul 2012
#37
"Fair Trade" is a fairy tale. You are pushing "FREE TRADE" with Korea. As it exists. In THIS world.
Romulox
Jul 2012
#42
What we had when my job and millions of others were shipped out of the country was free trade
NNN0LHI
Jul 2012
#44
That is not how the "free trade" deal with Korea works. Nor the TPP. You can't just make shit up.
Romulox
Jul 2012
#45
Yes. Your fantasy world remains locked up in your own head. I suggest an insult, then a retreat.
Romulox
Jul 2012
#48
PS: I get sick of all this attention-seeking. The only reason there is ambiguity here
Romulox
Jul 2012
#46
Right. But Lakoff's "framing" theory suggests every frame introduces its own opposite.
Romulox
Jul 2012
#15
Today's Slate: "The Fake Headlines: Neither Obama Nor Romney Is Against Offshoring"
Romulox
Jul 2012
#20
He then abandoned his pledge to renegotiate NAFTA, passed George W. Bush's "Free trade" with Korea,
Romulox
Jul 2012
#39
Nonsense. His supporters told us we should either vote for Mittens, else shut our mouths. nt
Romulox
Jul 2012
#50
I'd like all the cameras covering American athletes to be made in America
4th law of robotics
Jul 2012
#26