no, we are against policies that allow companies in the US to move to were labor is cheaper with no financial consequence. if you want to move to a country where labor is cheaper, fine. just expect import tariffs on your products. NAFTA basically allows companies to move and not get charged tariffs on their products they produce in other countries. take money out of my pocket and we'll take money out of yours...seems fair to me.
The fair thing is supposed to be that prices for products made cheaply abroad must be low... Which would counterbalance the loss of capital in your home country by increasing buying power of your home citizens. Unfortunately that's not the case at all, and the only thing happening is increase in profit of major companies... Which is fucked up...
Theoretically, this should be auto regulated in a full and complete capitalistic state, with free concurrence, free trade, etc. Indeed, if Nike decides price for their XXX shoes is $100 (cost of production maybe $10), then in a (theoretical) free trade world, China (or whoever else) could sell its shoes for a waaaaaaaaay cheaper price, making Nike's profit model unviable, and therefore down the shitter.
But we cannot afford having a fully trade system like that yet, cause it's just completely impossible seeing the state of the world right now...
They have enough money. Its time to give jobs back to your average joe american.
I would agree with that, but in all honesty, do you think your average joe american take any kind of jobs ?
I don't know about your country, but I know that would NEVER happen in France... But France is a shitty country anyway, and people there are mainly arrogant lazy cunts, so I'm not sure how it would be in the other countries...
