Bring manufacturing back

This might be the dumbest idea I've ever had. You decide.

Streamline Chinese factory worker visas to the US. Set up marginally better living and work conditions than they have in China. Increase pay by $2 a day.

You can apply them to environmental issues like killing pythons in the everglades and create a leather industry, to boot.

Chinese factory workers are :

-not afraid of 16 hour days
-unquestionably loyal to strong authority
-requiring very little upgrade in their lifestyle to experience a dramatic increase in their quality of life
-not coming illegally from the South



And there you have it. If China isn't allowed to beat the US, they might as well join it.

a reply to: 19Bones79

It's not the workers that will bring manufacturing back,


It's the factories.


Factories can be automated, no need for workers.

But workers without factories to work in are just Mobs.

a reply to: 19Bones79

Nat Rothschild has just said that manufacturing should be brought back to Europe and Central America:

www.telegraph.co.uk...

British industrialist says more companies are now looking to factories in Europe and Central America

The West is starting to make moves to withdraw from cheap Chinese manufacturing. I totally agree with him and hope they rush it and get on with the job. This needs to happen urgently. It will encourage change in China. You know what kind of changes I mean and it may be tough love to do this to China, but it has to be done.

I have noticed that when others say things they may or may not happen, but when a Rothschild says something it ALWAYS happens. This is going to happen.

The EU and Central America really will benefit. This is a way that the West can secure overseas economic and trade interaction. China and Russia can't compete with Western freedom and rights. We will treat anyone we trade with generally better than they do. To trade with Russia is like doing a deal with a mob godfather. To trade with China is like letting a farmer take all your land, plant crops on it and take them all away leaving you with nothing more than a corrupt paid off politician and a few badly built new roads that you can't afford to even ride a decent bicycle on.

Yes, what you want is happening. The EU and the Americas will be much better off if they bring manufacturing back away from China. Jeff's Amazon should come back to us with them too. He is supporting the Chinese economy far too much. He is doing the West and freedom no favours.

a reply to: Mantiss2021

But workers without factories to work in are just Mobs.

They should have the right to assembly, but not to assemble,or is it the other way around?

a reply to: Tarantula777


The West would certainly benefit from more factories within their own borders. Especially if there were to be another world War.

a reply to: 19Bones79

Lmao , they say bring manufacturing back but we also need to bring the Chinese slave workers back to run the manufacturing. This is hilarious , you can’t make this stuff up . No we need to bring back our manufacturing plants and put Americans to Work in them and get off this global elite scam that only enriches the very few at the top . Enough is enough . 90 percent of Americans are too dumb to accept this information for some reason . Let’s quit living for the very few evil global elite .

a reply to: Ignorancedenier

This is hilarious , you can’t make this stuff up .

Oh but I just did. We need a bit of levity in these trying times.

a reply to: 19Bones79

Yes, it will be a good move. We need to be woken up economically. This China and Russia thing has not workd out well for us so time to look for fresh pastures.

How to turn a negative into a positive. Where there is a will there is always a way.

a reply to: Tarantula777

The best solution is to eliminate free trade, and set a precedent of fair trade. Do do this, first eliminate all the contract labor outside the USA, by setting into law that anyone paid as a contractor outside of the USA must be paid the same rate as the location of the headquarters in which the parent company resides. What does this do, since most companies are based in western nations it forces the rate of labor to go up exponentially, and thus eliminates the labor rate which combined with distribution to send the labor and goods outside to cheaper locations where they were using the cost of labor to ship products which had an increased distribution rate. Think of it this way, for china, it costs more to ship a product then to ship it from say California to the west coast. Now, that manufacturing is operating at a lose, cause a manufacturer in California is paying the same rate as China. On another There are over 1.5 million contract positions for White Collar jobs. Now all those jobs will come back to the USA, or go to Europe. Combined you will see an influx of 4-5 million jobs to the USA from China and India alone, and combined with NAFTA(or whatever its called now) you will see up to 10 million jobs return. Secondarily, you will see more industry rise up to service those jobs increasing labor to 15-20 million. This causes a shortage in labor in the western world, and moves the US and EU out of recession due to the cost of increased raw materials, which also increases the labor rate, which has an even larger effect to the exodus of jobs that return to the west. This will strengthen the West.

Camain

originally posted by: 19Bones79
This might be the dumbest idea I've ever had. You decide.

Streamline Chinese factory worker visas to the US. Set up marginally better living and work conditions than they have in China. Increase pay by $2 a day.

You can apply them to environmental issues like killing pythons in the everglades and create a leather industry, to boot.

Chinese factory workers are :

-not afraid of 16 hour days
-unquestionably loyal to strong authority
-requiring very little upgrade in their lifestyle to experience a dramatic increase in their quality of life
-not coming illegally from the South



And there you have it. If China isn't allowed to beat the US, they might as well join it.

We are bringing manufacturing back. Just not with using skilled human labor.

a reply to: 19Bones79


We don't need MAGA.


We need MAMA!

(Mare America Manufacture Again)

a reply to: Mantiss2021


Your MAMA is a big part of MAGA.