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I will make you a deal. I will accept this premise of "choice" with 1 condition. I will personally advocate for tariffs at 0% worldwide in 2030, if in the int
by IG_Semmelweiss 1y ago
I will make you a deal.
I will accept this premise of "choice" with 1 condition.
I will personally advocate for tariffs at 0% worldwide in 2030, if in the interim, ALL permits required to have or work as :
- an accredited university
- work in national security,
- or in university professors (economists!),
- accountant
- lawyer
- pharmacist
- insurance brokers
- any other white-collar profession, etc
Are rescinded. All of them.
So, anyone from abroad can open a university tomorrow, and get student loans, grants etc money. Or, anyone from china can come and become an accountant, if E&Y wants to hire them , either remotely, or in person. Up to E&Y.
Yes, those in person workers would use temporary (seasonal visas) for those jobs. So someone from China can come and teach econometrics at Stanford if Stanford wishes to hire them for 8 months (the undergrad season).
Or someone can start a new Stanford in Bangalore, or whatever.
In other words. You don't need a license or some kind of permit to practice as a professor, or at a desk job at Raytheon.
Do you accept ?
My point. White collars are are protected by the state.
In the real world, i've come to learn that "free trade" doesnt actually mean "unrestricted free trade" .
Its just an excellent sleight of hand to say "free trade" when in the real world, the position you actually advocate is to sacrifice the have nots, while leaving the elites untouched