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Which literally isn't true at all.
https://memory.loc.gov/ammem/awhhtml/awmi10/television.html

In 1950 only 9 percent of American households had a television set, but by 1960 the figure had reached 90 percent.

Which again, had less to do with globalization than improvements to the technology but don't let the facts get in the way of your completely moronic claims.

back in the 60s there were 0.9 Tvs per household. now the ratio is 2.93

http://hypertextbook.com/facts/2007/TamaraTamazashvili.shtml

http://www.nielsen.com/us/en/insights/news/2010/u-s-homes-add-even-more-tv-sets-in-2010.html

Actually, they're better off today. Do you know what they had before manufacturing? It's not like they were captured and rounded up into manufacturing camps, it was better than the options they used to have. Manufacturing has been a tremendous benefit to many of these nations, turning them from undeveloped nations into developing nations in many cases.

People on developing nations are better of because of those jobs. only people on developed nations who used to work in manufacturing have it worse. everyone else in developed or developing world have it better

Which isn't true in the slightest, considering that many of the people who would have been earning a LIVING wage in manufacturing in the US now work in retail and the food industry which generally only pay minimum wage.

That is why we must focus on affordable college and training...why do you think there are so many Skilled immigrant visas?

besides taking jobs away from the current Indians, vietnamites and mexicans who are doing those jobs to bring them back here is as moralli bad as taking them away from 1980s , 1990's and 00's american workers. which will also make everything much more expensive again.

China is aware that the rise in wages and automation is taking jobs away from china so that is why they are transitioning from manufacturing to consumer and services. Manufacturing Jobs are leaving china but china is doing a great transition sice they grew 6.7%...do you want to know why?

over the past three decades the U.S. government spent $14.2 trillion fighting 13 wars. That money could have been invested in America, building infrastructure and creating jobs. China has an economy big enough to be world police too, but they are not wasting that money like America Did

We should stop spending that much money in wars and demand Nato mebers to help More
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