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The issue is not about nationalism or globalism or internationalsim, it’s about morality. It’s wrong for america to import goods from countries who do not meet our standards or human rights record. It’s morally indefensible for us to continue to put money into the pockets of international corporations who do not respect or follow the standards of the united states of america. We may improve our relationship with china or saudi arabia by building our businesses there or by buying their products, but we become morally bankrupt in the process of doing so.
Either these other countries meet acceptable standards and treat their people with respect, or we’ll threaten to make our products domestically and let that money circulate locally, where it will bring costs down and add jobs to our economy.
No, sir, this is not about making the world more peaceful by doing business with everyone. This is about setting standards and following them. It’s about human rights, it’s about the environment, it’s about what we’re and expect from others.
This is moral bankruptcy. This is not “moralism”, this is the deep, thoughtful morality that defines the best and longest living nations on earth.