Message from @Jacques de Chan

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2021-02-25 00:25:13 UTC  

China developing involves western companies outsourcing their labour and production to China

2021-02-25 00:25:37 UTC  

the only positive is that china is outsourcing themselves to africa to try to sustain their economic growth and trying to get a huge tech industry

2021-02-25 00:26:09 UTC  

but regardless it makes a lot of people who previously had skills in manufacturing unemployed and unprofitable

2021-02-25 00:26:19 UTC  

Good!

2021-02-25 00:26:28 UTC  

Learn IT

2021-02-25 00:26:57 UTC  

time to learn to code

2021-02-25 00:27:05 UTC  

coding is the future...

2021-02-25 00:27:06 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/793519133177675800/814292355800629278/clueless.png

2021-02-25 00:27:07 UTC  

please learn to code...

2021-02-25 00:27:10 UTC  

coding based economy

2021-02-25 00:27:13 UTC  

That's a necessary outgrowth of the development of capitalism.

2021-02-25 00:27:19 UTC  

It was always going to end like this

2021-02-25 00:27:22 UTC  

no lol

2021-02-25 00:27:28 UTC  

Yes.

2021-02-25 00:27:43 UTC  

Cappy tallists simply should get whacked by our one-party state if they disagree

2021-02-25 00:27:58 UTC  

Chinese governance methods time

2021-02-25 00:27:59 UTC  

bill clinton's economic policies literally could've managed to include both american manufacturing and a higher service economy but he ignored it for muh free trade

2021-02-25 00:28:08 UTC  

it is inevitable but not entirely

2021-02-25 00:29:28 UTC  

There is no way to maintain capital growth in a single country perpetually.

2021-02-25 00:30:08 UTC  

I pray that the CIA blows up the Three Gorges Dam one day

2021-02-25 00:30:33 UTC  

How could Bill Clinton have maintained US manufacturing and expanded the service economy? @anti

2021-02-25 00:32:06 UTC  

by protectionism lmao

2021-02-25 00:32:10 UTC  

how else

2021-02-25 00:32:12 UTC  

The only reason we had an outgrowth of the service economy is because of the shrinkage of investment in domestic manufacturing. The people who were no longer able to work in manufacturing transitioned into service economy.

2021-02-25 00:32:29 UTC  

the service economy is literally inevitable to grow no matter with modernization

2021-02-25 00:32:34 UTC  

Protectionism isn't a sustainable macroeconomic plan tard.

2021-02-25 00:32:43 UTC  

and?

2021-02-25 00:32:51 UTC  

thank you *squints* wagie

2021-02-25 00:33:18 UTC  

im just arguing against their free trade policies that outsourced jobs helped destroy american manufacturing

2021-02-25 00:33:39 UTC  

But you need to pull workers from some other sector. It was an outgrowth of the fact most American manufacturing became obsolete with the development of the third world.

2021-02-25 00:34:00 UTC  

You can't just have both sectors grow with a working population which previously only engaged in one industry

2021-02-25 00:34:19 UTC  

American manufacturing was always going to eventually cease to exist

2021-02-25 00:34:42 UTC  

That's just how capitalist firms function.

2021-02-25 00:34:50 UTC  

And if the third world was kept down?

2021-02-25 00:35:03 UTC  

That wasn't going to happen either.

2021-02-25 00:35:44 UTC  

wdym nigga the unemployment rate was literally 7.3% at the time lol

2021-02-25 00:35:57 UTC  

Those firms exist to make money, they can generate more profit by industrializing the third world and exploiting their populations at a greater rate than they can exploit first world populations. Corporate power was always going to be leveraged to globalize the economy and industrialize the third world

2021-02-25 00:36:42 UTC  

We know, hence why most of us here don't call ourselves ardent capitalists

2021-02-25 00:37:02 UTC  

Nigga what are you talking about. You think that 7.3% of unemployed people would somehow support the growth of a service economy that would be meaningful.

2021-02-25 00:37:32 UTC  

where did i mention them supporting the growth of a service economy