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The US hasn't made a decent car since the 70s -- the advance just isnt there.
And its not just that whole industries, heavy machineries etc, but the infrastructure itself is crumbling, the most basic labor skills and work experience -- most americans, even with a very high job turnover that they have, have never worked in the secondary sector. Imagine any dorky looking dude who wraps food all day with his crocked fat fingers, putting together a watch -- there is your manufacturing sector in a nutshellIn case of an economic blockade, the US cannot sew pants for their people anymore, even the stupidest things like the textile industry need years and huge amounts of investments to bring back to the level of even 50% self-sufficiency
It is a typical post-industrial society, ie it lives by breeding as many financiers, managers and designers as possible. and indeed, since huge financial assets revolve in these spheres of services, which by most part are phony , buying shares and securities makes the bubble grow seemingly larger. This new financial post-industrial economy creates the illusion that it has successfully moved on to the next step of post-development (finance, management & design -- ukit), but it is based on nothing
A hollow rotten mushroom, completely worn out by wormsThe Rothschilds moved their head offices to China years ago
- As critical of the US as I am, I think you're being a bit harsh.TheBlueOne
- ..oh and let the Chinese have the fucking Rothchilds. Hate those fucks. Hate them.TheBlueOne
- Love the heavy-handed opinions.Mimio
- << completely unfounded on all accounts.johndiggity
- Well, the infrastructure does suck, I'll give him that.TheBlueOne