China's Making Everything in the US From Bridges to Civil Rights Memorials: That's a Huge Problem and China's Not to Blame

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

You wasted the site's bandwidth with that analogy.

1) Dealing crack is illegal.

2) There's more to the relationship between dealer and addict than fulfilling an arbitrary need.

It's a form of economic warfare.

Save the bs. China has screwed US products from entering their markets on several occasions. Blaming China for flooding another country's market with cheaper goods is bs. Country's can change their laws any time to match China's in regards to keeping a tight lid on foreign manufactured products.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

It's a form of economic warfare.

I agree. The U.S. corn subsidies have all but destroyed the indigenous farmers in Mexico by flooding the market.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

I agree. The U.S. corn subsidies have all but destroyed the indigenous farmers in Mexico by flooding the market.

I agree 100% that NAFTA should be repealed.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Save the bs. China has screwed US products from entering their markets on several occasions. Blaming China for flooding another country's market with cheaper goods is bs. Country's can change their laws any time to match China's in regards to keeping a tight lid on foreign manufactured products.

Save the BS. I'm not talking about the US, the OP article is. It's missing the perspective that it's happening in Europe too.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Your probably 1,000 times more likely to die from crack use then a car. Also how do become chemically dependent on a car?

What isn't addictive and/or causes cancer these days?

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I agree 100% that NAFTA should be repealed.

It's not likely that will happen and even if so, the damage has already been done. We need policy wide trade reform. The global economy has turned into a race to the bottom, where the fat cats get fatter and the rest fight over the crumbs.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

It's not likely that will happen and even if so, the damage has already been done. We need policy wide trade reform. The global economy has turned into a race to the bottom, where the fat cats get fatter and the rest fight over the crumbs.

The protesters at WTO in Seattle called this years back.

[lostinblue 1,989]

I agree. The U.S. corn subsidies have all but destroyed the indigenous farmers in Mexico by flooding the market.

Maize (corn) Daily Price

317.72

Maize (corn), U.S. No. 2 Yellow, FOB Gulf of Mexico, U.S. price, US$ per metric ton

'Price in US$ per bushel: 8.07

As of: Friday, September 02, 2011

Source: USDA Market News

So a farmer in Mexico cannot make a living on $8.00/bu corn?

"The out-migration from Mexico’s countryside is astounding, leaving many once vibrant villages as ghost towns."

Another reason to send the undocumented workers back home. There is no one in mexico left to grow $8.00 bu corn

[bigdog 376]

We chose change, China has a good economy housing booming, country family first in China, USA OB first everything second or so it seems, bad economy.

[Dan and Judy 614]

What isn't addictive and/or causes cancer these days?

Broccoli

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

We chose change, China has a good economy housing booming, country family first in China, USA OB first everything second or so it seems, bad economy.

[Dan and Judy 614]

It's about being responsible for ones own actions. Like in being responsible to wipe ur own ####### and not blame the toilette paper manufacturers if you forget to wipe ur own #######.

I think you got this analogy ####### backwards. I think it would be more appropriate to say we should not blame the toilet paper companies for all the money we waste on toilet paper.

The addiction to toilet paper is just as expensive as the addiction to crack because it is more widespread. We are destroying our forests simply because we are afraid to get our

hands dirty.

Some politicians insist that if toilet paper is used correctly you can wipe out the crack problem altogether.

I think crack and toilet paper go hand in hand.

At a minimum

We could save the taxpayers millions of dollars if we eliminated the use of toilet paper in our prisons.

We could use the cobs from all that subsidized corn

The farmers could realy clean up.

The first step to getting our economy back on track is to eliminate unnecessary expenditures.

EVERY PENNY WE SPEND ON TOILET PAPER IS JUST GOING DOWN THE DRAIN :bonk:

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

I think you got this analogy ####### backwards. I think it would be more appropriate to say we should not blame the toilet paper companies for all the money we waste on toilet paper.

The addiction to toilet paper is just as expensive as the addiction to crack because it is more widespread. We are destroying our forests simply because we are afraid to get our

hands dirty.

Some politicians insist that if toilet paper is used correctly you can wipe out the crack problem altogether.

I think crack and toilet paper go hand in hand.

At a minimum

We could save the taxpayers millions of dollars if we eliminated the use of toilet paper in our prisons.

We could use the cobs from all that subsidized corn

The farmers could realy clean up.

The first step to getting our economy back on track is to eliminate unnecessary expenditures.

EVERY PENNY WE SPEND ON TOILET PAPER IS JUST GOING DOWN THE DRAIN :bonk:

[bigdog 376]

If China takes us over at least I am married to one, I better work on my Chinese.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

If China takes us over at least I am married to one, I better work on my Chinese.