A Pox on Globalism

For years now I have been listening to globalists bang on about the free movement of labor and capital and how it will benefit "everyone". By everyone, they clearly mean everyone in their social circle who have plenty of money and want more, by moving manufacturing to China and by bringing cheap workers here to the US. They were happy to cripple the autoworkers, the steelworkers, the textile workers and anyone else they could shaft by moving these jobs to Asia. Here, they are delighted to screw over tech workers with foreign visa holders ready to replace them for less money and the promise of citizenship. They will be pleased to rid the citizens of the US of any other jobs too. Look around and see how many foreign doctors and nurses you see...cheaper than training  Americans (as if the Universities are hurting), look at the landscaping jobs being performed by uneducated (illegal) foreigners... when Max moved to NJ in the 1980s the landscaping and lawn cutting was done by high school kids (the foreigners are probably not only cheaper, but more willing to be exposed to a fabulous amount of pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides).

We hear, ad nauseum, about how we can't deport illegals as it might "break up families". What about the families destroyed by job loss and outsourcing? What about the families that will not begin as young people are living at home until their 30 because nothing is available unless you are foreign born? They apparently count for nothing. Only families of cheap labor count?

I was thrilled when GM lost a facility to nationalization in Venezuela. I'd like to see more of these bastards lose their asses. They did it to the American worker.