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The rich would do well to preserve the middle class as they are all that stand between them and 'revolution'... the proletariat are increasing at an alarming rate and the architects of revolution with them.  Soon and sooner than we think the poor will rise up to demand ALL the wealth of our Nation be redistributed.

There is a coming storm and it is not only an economic one... this storm is the making of the robber barons and the so called Socialist Democrats.   When the Dollar collapses and the poor go hungry in the streets the rich had better find refuge where they can not be reached.  It would behoove them to act now to return manufacturing to the United  States and too permit our natural energy reserves to be developed... the Globalist elite in their attempt to maximize their profits, on the backs of the middle class, will soon find they neither have profit or power.

Pitting the third world against American labor and Small to medium sized business has not worked... it has created  a race to the lowest economic common denominator, a race to the bottom.  Instead of a rising tied, raising all ships, it has flooded the land with cheap goods, made by exploiting substandard wages and third world markets.  US labor is now finding no place to work; free trade is driving the middle class to the poor house and into the arms of Marxist ideology. Dependency doesn't breed free markets, free people, or a capitalist system... it breeds despondency and despots.

We must examine our trade policy to ensure that it is based on Gods moral standards for commerce, an equal measure and just scale... That all exchanges in the market place are based on adding real value to the market.  Profiteering at the expense of others, thru manipulation of the markets, or by taking advantage of ones position, privilege or power, is not the way to increase ones wealth... Others, must pay for such activity, and eventually, that sort of trade leads to the destruction of the middle class.

Increasing dependency by creating STRUCTURAL UNEMPOLYMENT is not good for anyone... especially, those whose wealth is generated by economic activity in the private sector.  Again, it would do well for the rich to reexamine the philosophy of unrestricted world trade... Free trade is not free, it has its cost and those costs are now showing up in the US economy: high unemployment, increased dependency on government aid, and a rapidly growing poor population, which eventually will collapse the economy. Predatory capitalism is no better than socialism.

What is needed is equity and  moral exchange in the market place... trade based on equity, using a just scale and equal measure, is the only moral basis for trade.  Capital and labor must arrive at a mutual arrangement, one that provides a satisfactory exchange for their endeavors. Both must come away from their exchange satisfied with the transaction.  Labor must provide a days work for a days wage and capital must not leverage its privilege, in the market place, to achieve an unfair return on their investment. 

All parties must work together to insure that neither exploits the other... too, keep the greedy on both sides from attempting to distort their gain at another's expense. There is no free lunch, no windfall, without others suffering.  We need GODLY COMMERCE, not maximized profits or extorted wages and benefits.  That requires a MORAL PEOPLE on both sides of the exchange... labor and capital.  Where are God's moral people today?