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**Crilosajsamq** · 08-02-2010, 09:21 PM

I think there is an unequal gradient there when we start comparing who will be the biggest loser in an economic showdown. WE would. Or to put it another way our POPULACE would be the biggest losers. There would be little change for them as far as I can see.

Hey, maybe we could bring all those jobs that got outsourced back to the US again and we could produce our own products. Additionally, maybe the useless slugs that leech off of working Americans would have to get a job because there wouldn't be handouts for the anymore. Or maybe they will starve. Even if we lose, initially, in economic areas, we could still win in the long run.

08-02-2010, 09:21 PM	#36
Crilosajsamq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 517 Senior Member	I think there is an unequal gradient there when we start comparing who will be the biggest loser in an economic showdown. WE would. Or to put it another way our POPULACE would be the biggest losers. There would be little change for them as far as I can see. Hey, maybe we could bring all those jobs that got outsourced back to the US again and we could produce our own products. Additionally, maybe the useless slugs that leech off of working Americans would have to get a job because there wouldn't be handouts for the anymore. Or maybe they will starve. Even if we lose, initially, in economic areas, we could still win in the long run.
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