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Not mutually exclusive. The basic necessities such as food, staples etc. could receive a free pass on import, but does the US really need to import a Mercedes S
by JumpinJack_Cash 2y ago
Not mutually exclusive. The basic necessities such as food, staples etc. could receive a free pass on import, but does the US really need to import a Mercedes S-Klasse or the humongous amount of screens that are in every US household and they are all produced in Asia?
You know what I mean...I am talking about the dude stuff, dudes are feeling aimless and unimportant because all the dude stuff is being produced elsewhere
- taylodl 2y agoLet me clue you in on a little-discussed fact about American manufacturing: it's highly automated and has been for the past 30 years. I should know, I worked for a company that was a market leader in automating manufacturing. You can bring manufacturing back to America all you want, you're not bringing back jobs. You also aren't have any trading partners. Sorry dude. That era is over. It's as futile to bring back as trying to bring back chain mail to modern warfare.
- rsynnott 2y ago> .I am talking about the dude stuff, dudes are feeling aimless and unimportant because all the dude stuff is being produced elsewhere I mean, in that case consider investigating in state-funded psychotherapy or something? Like, an LCD factory isn't going to make a difference to anyone's psychological state (and, tbh, wouldn't provide many jobs; it's not particularly labour-intensive).