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Because it does not make economic sense. Also because that is comically inward looking and has a whiff of racism about it on the "shared culture" side..

• pb7 3y ago
  The US economy is not struggling and is not here to serve your interests.
• postalrat 3y ago
  Is it also wrong to prefer buying products made in your country?
• TMWNN 3y ago
  >a whiff of racism about it Be sure to tell the interviewer this during your next interview with a US company. Surely doing so will cause them to hire you immediately.
• bityard 3y ago
  I'm not sure where you took your sociology class but you ought to know that culture != race. Next time, you might try to respond directly to the person's statements instead of attempting to discredit them through unwarranted accusations of racism.
• dudul 3y ago
  It absolutely make "economic sense" to pay domestic salaries and keep the wealth in the country.
  • calvinmorrison 3y ago
    noooo you need to sell out your countryman to the unwashed masses over zoom calls until even you, the middle management, gets replaced
    • MichaelZuo 3y ago
      Is this a troll account?
      • calvinmorrison 3y ago
        No its not! Its a God Fearing Rooting Tooting All American Boy account
        • MichaelZuo 3y ago
          C'mon this is a bit too on the nose isn't it?
• zen928 3y ago
  the distinction I think you're trying to make isn't necessarily racism, but a bias toward ignorance-promoting tendencies to remain ignorant which can have the same result: insulation of thoughts, ideas, decisionmaking from outside views i don't think it's wrong to say that you could probably find some improvement from an outside perspective and that you may be missing something if you aren't, but I don't think it's a simple enough problem that you can reduce aversion towards change to any single motivation without trying to understand their reasoning
• yesbutum 3y ago
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