The point was that raising the minimum wage demonstrably affects employment by the fact that we every day choose to send work overseas instead of using people h

The point was that raising the minimum wage demonstrably affects employment by the fact that we every day choose to send work overseas instead of using people here at home at higher wages. You're going to have to work a lot harder to prove that those two facts are related than just saying them. Perhaps you mean that the very lowest paid jobs are those that are outsourced? Are you talking about very low-wage factory jobs, such that people in China may be paid a few dollars an hour where the same in the US would be many dollars an hour? Or are you talking about IT outsourcing, which happens at values much higher than minimum wage? If I have to guess your arguments and make them for you, then I don't really need you in this conversation at all, I suppose.