Posted by trucker40 on September 24, 2009 at 19:49:43 from (70.240.148.251):
In Reply to: Re: Foreign made posted by PJH on September 24, 2009 at 18:56:32:
I dont see a problem with just defaulting on the money we owe China.Thats just me.Maybe we should have big companies default to kind of insulate the government from it and try and stay talking to them.However if they dont like it,thats too bad.We have always helped them out when they needed it and we got Korea,Vietnam and now a economic collapse to thank them for.I say if we have to fight a war somewhere we fight them,and blast them off the Earth,dont even bat an eye.It would help to have anti missile missiles that worked first.If you actually counted how many people that agree with their Communism,in their own country,it probably is not even 10%.It might not even be 1%.Its getting to where nothing the government does in our own country is agreed with by 10% of the people either.If we set around and wait for some greedy trade policy people to fix this,we wont ever see it get fixed.We will be slaves long before any debt is paid back.We need a leader to say that we arent going to put up with any of this stuff any more,and China can go suck an egg.Looks to me like thats the only answer.Then maybe blow something up just to show them we dont care what they think,and that we mean business. Thats not ever going to happen because the crooks have this all figured out they think.We are being set up,and what we loose,some greedy rich people are stealing away from us,to use against us,and the government is how its being done.
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