Yes, Chinaman understands all this. And he couldn't care less.
You see, despite all his phony American flag-waving, the only thing that's
important to Chinaman is getting reelected to the presidency, and for
that he needs money, money and more money. Only corporations have
that kind of money. So Chinaman gets corporations' money by doing
exactly what they want him to do.
And what corporations want is to move their factories to China to get
those 20-cents-per-hour wages.
So Chinaman doesn't do anything that might stand in the corporations'
way. He doesn't even think about protecting your job. (Heck, it's his job
he's worried about keeping, not yours. Holding on to his job is all he
thinks about all day long.)
Anyway, Chinaman does just what corporations want him to do, so they
reward him with millions and millions of "campaign contributions." (That's
French for legalized corporate bribes.)
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What he's really doing, of course, is making China the world's new
superpower. He's helping American corporations tear down every
American factory and factory job, and move them to China. In the process
he's also creating some monumental trade deficits.
But he doesn't care about that. As we said, what's important to him is
getting elected to another term in the White House. And he's not going to
lose a second's sleep over a few million American factory workers thrown
out in the street.
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What a ridiculous hypocrite Chinaman is!
You see, he's supposed to be this really big fan of Free Enterprise, this
huge Hero of Capitalism. So why would he allow American corporations to
put all of their factories inside the walls of a Communist dictatorship?
Inside the walls of a dictatorship every bit as brutal as the Soviet Union at
its peak! Inside the walls of a Commie dictatorship that can nationalize
all our factories at any time it wants to, for whatever reason it chooses!
Does it really make sense for the world's leading Capitalist state to put all
its factories inside the walls of the world's leading Communist state? Does
it make sense -- even if the Communist state is pragmatic enough to use
free enterprise as a temporary tool to compete with Capitalist states?
Exactly who or what has the strength to stop China if it decides to
nationalize all our factories?
Certainly not Chinaman. Not anyone, for that matter.
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But let's forget the Capitalist/Communist thing for a second and talk
about something even more important: Chinaman is destroying America's
industrial base by allowing corporations to transfer their factories to
China and other Pacific Rim countries.
But isn't Bush supposed to be this great Patriot? He certainly talks the
talk, doesn't he? Don't you love it when he goes down to some NASCAR
race and talks with those good 'ol Southern boys with that backwoods
drawl of his -- just like one of them, a guy who really shares their values.
As if a self-obsessed multi-millionaire super-preppie is going to share the
values of a bunch of patriotic factory workers!
As if a multi-millionaire graduate of Andover AND Yale AND Harvard is
going to have patriotic country-boy values!
The reality is that he thinks they're just a bunch of rubes -- dumb
hillbillies who will swallow anything if he just talks the talk with that
laid-back Southern accent.
How he must laugh at the hillbillies when he gets back to the ranch! The
idiots actually buy his "patriot" act!
A patriot? What kind of patriot helps foreign nations destroy America's
manufacturing base, destroy our factories and factory jobs? What kind of
patriot helps China become the world's leading manufacturing nation,
thereby replacing America at the top of the ladder?
What kind of patriot? A Chinese patriot, maybe.
He's great for China. But when it comes to America he's more of a traitor
than a patriot.
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