I wonder if it has anything to do with the labor department slamming Boing when they opened a plant here in a right to work  state.  The unions in the State of Washington threw a hissy fit.

So your saying it ok to go where labor is cheapest. 

Let me answer with a question.  When you trade commodities, do you strive to buy high and sell low?

So your saying you feel labor and the people that do it should be valued like a stick of wood or s lump of coal. 

Well that explains a lot

Personally I find that  comparison offensive 

I'm sure you do.   So here's how to handle it.  Next time you are buying stuff, look for the most expensive version of what you want and then pay extra.  Otherwise, you are ultimately suppressing wages and that goes against your base beliefs.  

ROTFLMAO. 

High price product =high wages or viseversa, do you really believe that if so it explains a lot.

You have no idea as to the point I made and I really feel like taking the time to educate you.

That's  funny -- the point your try to make is known, it's just not makeable. 

Well at least not without admitting trumps trade war is bad policy ,because it will not fix US first.

I haven't heard anything about how to fix "us"

Maybe you know but I am plumb out of ideas

Of course nobody accused me of being the sharpest stick in the pile

"That's  funny -- the point your try to make is known, it's just not makeable. 

Well at least not without admitting trumps trade war is bad policy ,because it will not fix US first."

My point has nothing to do with the Trump trade war.  It's on basic supply/demand/price.  You apparently have no concept of how all that works,  and I really don't see the point in trying to explain it to you.

I have lived supply and demand my whole life and most certainly don't  need somebody who can't recognize how trumps trade war is distorting it, telling me what he does not know about supply and demand .