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I’m literally in an American factory right now,
every single piece of machinery in that factory is made overseas. there's a good chance the steel used to build it was imported. the laborers who built it were spics brought over the border paid off the books. everything from the electrical to the plumbing uses parts made overseas. if it has a central heating or cooling system or anything to do with refigeration those units are made overseas.

my argument was a pretty retarded "gotcha" but there is no denying that American industry is crippled to the point we are an entirely de-industrialized nation. to deny this is to deny reality.

what we do produce is next to nothing compared to what we did in the past. it wasn't even until the early 80s when we had a negative trade deficit.
 
every single piece of machinery in that factory is made overseas. there's a good chance the steel used to build it was imported. the laborers who built it were spics brought over the border paid off the books. everything from the electrical to the plumbing uses parts made overseas. if it has a central heating or cooling system or anything to do with refigeration those units are made overseas.

my argument was a pretty retarded "gotcha" but there is no denying that American industry is crippled to the point we are an entirely de-industrialized nation. to deny this is to deny reality.

what we do produce is next to nothing compared to what we did in the past. it wasn't even until the early 80s when we had a negative trade deficit.
Retarded.

Making machines is actually a huge chunk of what we do, for one, and plug & play factory equipment only works for some shit. A huge amount of it is custom built, hence in house engineers

But as far as making equipment, have you ever heard of Haas? Bridgeport?
 
Alright, so serious question

Who can we trust?
You can trust me because I will only tell you one thing.

Whatever you think is happening, whatever anyone tells you is happening. They are wrong..the reality is probably much weirder than you can ever image.
 
every single piece of machinery in that factory is made overseas. there's a good chance the steel used to build it was imported. the laborers who built it were spics brought over the border paid off the books. everything from the electrical to the plumbing uses parts made overseas. if it has a central heating or cooling system or anything to do with refigeration those units are made overseas.

my argument was a pretty retarded "gotcha" but there is no denying that American industry is crippled to the point we are an entirely de-industrialized nation. to deny this is to deny reality.

what we do produce is next to nothing compared to what we did in the past. it wasn't even until the early 80s when we had a negative trade deficit.
You don’t work in manufacturing, I can tell.
 
And yet their "memes" led them to over a decade of cultural dominance including but not limited to infinity shitskins flooding our countries and taking our jobs, selling HRT to children, and the complete control of the entertainment industry. "The left can't meme" has always been cope from right-wingers to escape from the fact that they always lose.

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God fucking damnit.

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Its over for dimfool. I suspected him of being on bullshit lol
In response to our taking the oil tanker Russia has reached out to Venezuela to offer its support, nothing concrete just "offers of solidarity" but shows how lines are being drawn in the sand, OPEC and BRICs are looking to prove solidarity in a moment of NATO weakening.
Back to zigger sucking.Zip up when you are done chud
 
You don’t work in manufacturing, I can tell.
We do make a surprising amount of heavy industrial machinery given how weak so many other sectors of our manufacturing are (1 factory making artilery barrels and dockyards making THREE(3) ships a year)
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Its mostly rather small scale stuff though for the most part, think like, shop level drills, laser cutters and presses
 
If Tim Pool really did get shot, my first reaction would be the same as it was after Charlie Kirk. "Really? Him of all people?" Although in Tim's case it makes even less sense, he doesn't have any kind of political machine, he does not register voters, he is quite simply a grifter pundit lolcow, and there are way more racist sexist heckin' nazi versions of that I'd expect to catch a bullet sooner.
 
You don’t work in manufacturing, I can tell.
i don't work in manufacturing and i don't need too. the overwhelming majority of goods and products sold in the United States are manufactured overseas. that is an objective fact of reality.

why is this even an argument. we need more domestic production and that should be a good thing even if our trade deficit was in the positive.
 
In response to our taking the oil tanker Russia has reached out to Venezuela to offer its support, nothing concrete just "offers of solidarity" but shows how lines are being drawn in the sand, OPEC and BRICs are looking to prove solidarity in a moment of NATO weakening.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=HTEsGKlu-N0
this is extremely bad for venezuela. they are literally on the cusp of invasion, just had an oil tanker in their view STOLEN by a foreign power, and the only response their largest ally can give is "our condolences." that is probably sending maduro's stomach to the floor. that would make me sick if i was a dictator banking on my russian buddies getting my back when america starts getting rowdy.

why is this even an argument. we need more domestic production and that should be a good thing even if our trade deficit was in the positive.
because you wanted to make it one. but, i agree with you, and i think we all do. we all want more manufacturing in america now, and for it to stay in america for generations and generations more.
 
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