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this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2024
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I am aware of the process, the US produces the vast majority of its commodities oversees before "finishing" or "assembling" in the US. It's Imperialism in action, where it hyper-exploits the Global South for super-profits.
Right but we started this here with claim that US de industrialized which I saying is not accurate and it is a common misconception thrown around.
It reversed industrialization and shifted internationally.
Industrialization in the US was not reversed, out has been grown even pre covid.
That's my entire point here. This can be easily verified too.
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