In addition, we lost our industial base. That is dangerous and you cant put a cost on it. |
We lost our agrain base too, right? No, the number of jobs is not the indicator of either, but in some circles x=y all the time.
But what type did we get to replace the lost ones? all service and low payment jobs. |
Now, prove that. Service, much to the chagrin of the liars, is not only McDonalds. It is also IT, IS, Health, and basically anything that does not grow or produce a tangible product. Are you saying that I am now a low paid person? hardly. But that is what they want us to believe, when in fact the truth is the jobs that replaced it are just as well paying, just not making steel plows of 100 years ago.
And the low paying service jobs? They are called opportunity. And job entry. Kind of like what I did back 40 years ago when I entered the job market and manufacturing was dying, just not being shipped overseas (automation was reducing it then, and now too).
BTW: as this is getting tiresome, but you keep saying "I say" when I have not said much other than to offer conjecture, challenge what "you say", and clarify some things probably written in haste and definitely in error. As I stated before, I am not here to debate the causes of change (and that is what it is) as that was not your premise. It was calling people liars for stating things you have a different opinion on.