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[Wild Cobra]

I was OK with NAFTA because it would have helped equalize the nation to our immediate border. What ed everything up was granting more and more free trade agreements, pushing Mexico out of the picture.

[Winehole23]

I was OK with NAFTA because it would have helped equalize the nation to our immediate border.

Say what?

Other words to the same effect, please?

[Winehole23]

What ed everything up was granting more and more free trade agreements, pushing Mexico out of the picture.

The Mexicans got screwed again, huh?

Can you amplify on this? To which free trade agreements are you referring, please?

[word]

http://www.chinamexicosolutions.com/articles/MXvsCN.pdf

One example:

Surprisingly, I have encountered more managers and
production workers in China who spoke or understood English
than in Mexico. This can be a major factor when hiring local
managers to operate your facility. In Mexico’s favor, over past
year I have witnessed a push to provide English classes to the
work force enabling them to better communicate with their U.S.
offices and customers.

[boutons_deux]

Again, the top really takes off when St Ronnie and Movement Conservatives start their destruction The American Idea of fairplay, equality, justice for all, and the tide lifts all boats, cutting taxes for themselves, and raising taxes on everybody, and waging wars on employees:



http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arloc-..._b_626193.html

Here's another chance to list all the positives of Repug and conservative "philosophy"

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Please don't be shy.

[TeyshaBlue]

Again, the top really takes off when St Ronnie and Movement Conservatives start their destruction The American Idea of fairplay, equality, justice for all, and the tide lifts all boats, cutting taxes for themselves, and raising taxes on everybody, and waging wars on employees:



http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arloc-..._b_626193.html

Here's another chance to list all the positives of Repug and conservative "philosopy"

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Please don't be shy.

There are so many things wrong with this asinie post, that it's almost difficult to determine where to start. Since it's bouton_deux we're dealing with, I can't use logic or reason. Wow.

I'll just ignore the fatally flawed implied causality of your idiotic OP and state that, in essence, the appropriate accomplishments of conservatism ideally are best described as an anchor upon liberalism.

[boutons_deux]

"accomplishments of conservatism"

list them, or STFU

[TeyshaBlue]

"accomplishments of conservatism"

list them, or STFU

You can't comprehend anything that doesn't fit your warped world view. STFU, indeed.

[MiamiHeat]

You can't comprehend anything that doesn't fit your warped world view. STFU, indeed.

Cop-out pussy

State your views or stfu.

You can't just dismiss someone's argument and then refuse to give your own.

If you try that, you know what you are?

[TeyshaBlue]

Cop-out pussy

State your views or stfu.

You can't just dismiss someone's argument and then refuse to give your own.

If you try that, you know what you are?

off, dude. I gave a defending statement which neither he or, apparently, you could grok. Let me know if I need to actually break it down for you.

[Nbadan]

Republican core values..

[Nbadan]

"It's unpleasant to think about, and I really hope it's not true, but it may be time for a discussion about whether GOP lawmakers are trying to deliberately sabotage the economy to help their midterm election strategy," Steve Benen wrote.

Senator Debbie Stabenow suggested much the same thing after the vote:

It is very clear that the Republicans in the Senate want this economy to fail. They see that things are beginning to turn around. You know the numbers. When this president took office, we were losing 750,000 jobs a month. … Now we are gaining jobs. … Unfortunately, and cynically [on their part], in cynical political terms, it doesn’t serve them in terms of their elections if things are beginning to turn around.

Do Republicans actually want the economy to fail? Greg Sargent says they just want the government to fail, and they don't care if they take out the economy in the process. Ezra Klein says they've just deceived themselves into believing that tackling the deficit is more important and responsible.

I think Republicans don't want to hurt America, but I also think they literally don't give a about the poor and unemployed. Philosophically, Republicans are not concerned about a huge and growing underclass of desperately impoverished people, and instinctively they just dislike the unfortunate. That's why Orrin Hatch want's to drug test the unemployed.

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