Like motorcycles, right? There have been heavy tariffs in the past on foreign motorcycles, particularly the Japanese imports.No, I'm just a free market capitalist.
On a side note, a great way to stop outsourcing of jobs would be as simple as a very high import tax on foreign made products from US companies. That would almost immediately bring US market production back into the US, as well as huge capital investments from those companies. Couple that with a tax holiday to re-patriate foreign held cash, and you have a return of manufacturing.
Also, brining the miltary back from Afghanistan, and having them fortify and patrol the US southern border would effectively eliminate illegal immigration opening up more jobs in the US.
People would (gasp) have to work in the jobs that nobody wants, but we did it up until the '70's, so I don't see what the problem is now, beyond entitlement. Which brings me back to point with this thread.
In response, Harley has made the best, 40's era technology, motorcycles available as well as the coolest t-shirts and leather vests out there.
So instead of riding a reliable and fast Japanese sport bike, I can get myself a 100ci carburated cruiser with a free pan for the leaking oil?
Is that part of the free market? Tarrifs?