I don't think it takes any college education to realise that if
a) importing everything is made HORRENDOUSLY expensive (tariffs)
and
b) you still need these things (I mean, yeah...)
the conclusion to still make things affordable and available is makeing them in your country.
What has been asked for in here is the same:
You want things to be made in country - and implicitly at an affordable price. It's further implied you'd still want to pay people in the US the same wages more or less (cause, I mean, if you want to have things made in the US and want to make that possible by paying people low wages - damn..).
So you'd have to make things not made in country less attractive.
And I think it should be obvious where that ends up.
There's really not much difference between those two things, only you go at it from different angles.
Anyway, I will do the same as I usually have to do with about 50% of posts here in Deluxe and just ignore any further responses.
It's really not good for me or the forum to engage further...
a) importing everything is made HORRENDOUSLY expensive (tariffs)
and
b) you still need these things (I mean, yeah...)
the conclusion to still make things affordable and available is makeing them in your country.
What has been asked for in here is the same:
You want things to be made in country - and implicitly at an affordable price. It's further implied you'd still want to pay people in the US the same wages more or less (cause, I mean, if you want to have things made in the US and want to make that possible by paying people low wages - damn..).
So you'd have to make things not made in country less attractive.
And I think it should be obvious where that ends up.
There's really not much difference between those two things, only you go at it from different angles.
Anyway, I will do the same as I usually have to do with about 50% of posts here in Deluxe and just ignore any further responses.
It's really not good for me or the forum to engage further...