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Selatius Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Oct-13-07 08:27 PM
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1. GDP in Mexico and Canada grew after NAFTA.
But with Mexico, most of the wealth created didn't get to the working poor in Mexico. Only the upper crust saw real gains.
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  -so, what is the rationale for still supporting NAFTA? ulysses  Oct-13-07 08:25 PM   #0 
  - GDP in Mexico and Canada grew after NAFTA.  Selatius   Oct-13-07 08:27 PM   #1 
  - And this is a problem for us because?  patrice   Oct-13-07 08:31 PM   #2 
  - NAFTA discourages immigration as I see it. It tends to raise the standard of living  rhett o rick   Oct-14-07 12:06 AM   #12 
     - Yea, come live closer to border of Mexico to see for yourself  nolabels   Oct-15-07 02:02 AM   #25 
     - Unfortunately that myth's been proven false  depakid   Oct-15-07 04:33 AM   #26 
  - And yet Bill O'Reilly still found time to bash Mexico's problems to ex-pres Fox...  HypnoToad   Oct-13-07 08:32 PM   #3 
  - YES - BUT WAGES WENT DOWN  FreakinDJ   Oct-13-07 09:22 PM   #8 
  - Just as..  sendero   Oct-14-07 08:49 AM   #14 
  - I have a memory that the idea was that if we helped Central and South  Mend   Oct-13-07 08:32 PM   #4 
  - We all agree trade is good, but I think that NAFTA has  The Wielding Truth   Oct-13-07 08:50 PM   #5 
  - Only the thick..  sendero   Oct-14-07 08:50 AM   #15 
     - Yes. Did you read the whole post?  The Wielding Truth   Oct-14-07 11:45 AM   #16 
        - "We all agree free trade is good"..  sendero   Oct-14-07 05:47 PM   #19 
           - Exactly, that is why I said........read the rest...........>  The Wielding Truth   Oct-14-07 10:56 PM   #23 
  - There is no rational reason, just some ideologues who stubbornly maintain that...  Solon   Oct-13-07 08:58 PM   #6 
  - Making Corporations richer  FreakinDJ   Oct-13-07 09:19 PM   #7 
  - Most people don't support it. Just the politicians connected to the corporations  illinoisprogressive   Oct-13-07 09:34 PM   #9 
  - Corrupt criminal corporations and their henchmen crooked politicitcians........  Double T   Oct-13-07 10:13 PM   #10 
  - I have to ask then  sailor65   Oct-13-07 11:33 PM   #11 
  - The rich get to keep on getting richer,  LWolf   Oct-14-07 08:45 AM   #13 
  - There is no rational.  jmp   Oct-14-07 11:50 AM   #17 
  - Apparantly because social wedge issues are a priority for too many voters. (nt)  w4rma   Oct-14-07 11:51 AM   #18 
  - The reason for free trade treaties remain the same:  robcon   Oct-14-07 05:55 PM   #20 
  - I'd point out that there's nothing wrong with NAFTA that cant be fixed  cuke   Oct-14-07 05:58 PM   #21 
  - well, you see, most people don't live in a world where it's either  paulk   Oct-14-07 08:09 PM   #22 
  - because some people are stupid enough to belive anything the clintons sell them  Adenoid_Hynkel   Oct-14-07 11:09 PM   #24 
 

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