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Joanne98 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Dec-12-08 11:16 AM
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Do Flat Out Globalist GOP Traitors INTEND to Kill the USA's Auto Industry?
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What do you call someone who sells out his countrymen? A traitor! What do you call someone who unneccessarily puts one of America's biggest industries at serious risk and sells out millions of his country's workers abilities to make an honest living? An effing extremist right wing GOP senator.

Last night, a few dozen traitorous parasites--Â some hiding behind excuses that they wanted to be sure the US was getting a good deal-- sold out American workers with good paying jobs. They sold them out for the foreign companies that had set up manufacturing plants in their states. Very often, these plants are lured with low tax rates or no tax rates or even big buck bonuses. These plants are non-union shops that pay employees far less than union shops.Â

These are the hard-core globalists who have sold out American industry after American industry to cheap labor third world countries.Â

I met with my congressman the other day and suggested that we should bail out the automotive companies from the bottom up. We should give every American a coupon that can be used to buy a new high mileage car from an American manufacturer. The Big three auto makers would refund the coupons through the federal government. He explained we can't do that because of our agreement with the World Trade Organization (WTO.)Â "Easy," I said. "Withdraw from the WTO."

Getting into the WTO was a huge mistake. Sure the US needs to trade on a global basis, but the WTO is the wrong deal and far too bad for America for use to continue to be a part of it.Â

The reason we couldn't bail out our US automotive companies from the bottom up is that other WTO members-- Japan, for example-- would be able to sue the US for excluding their products from the recovery package. This is insanity. The US is doomed to failure if we are subject to agreements that prevent us from taking care of our own workers and economy first. I wouldn't be surprised if some foreign banks or finance firms sue through the WTO because the US only gave bailout money to US banks. They'll claim this gave the banks an unfair advantage against other nations' banks.Â

Obama did say that the trade agreements we're parties to need work. I agree. We do need international, even global trade agreements. But the ones we are in now are too primitive, too stupid. They've been incredibly destructive experiments that should be ended and replaced with smarter, better agreements.Â

We can replace the WTO, NAFTA and CAFTA agreements. And we can replace traitorous senators-- at least some of them. Some will keep getting elected by the red-neck, right wing extremists and religious extremists in the southern and midwestern states. Those states are mostly parasitic-- they take more than they give to the US. That situation should be rectified. Now, these red-state parasites representatives are acting in a way that will kill their host, the USA. It's time to re-balance the money flow. Let the red states live with the money they put into the pot and their voters may smell the coffee and realize that their legislators have been betraying them as well. After all, those under-paid, non-union workers are getting paid less with the help of the traitor senators who are fighting unions.Â

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