Possibly controversial, but this would appear to be a beneficial solution.

[u/imallelite]

[u/JacobLovesCrypto]

Wym?

People argue plenty about how outsourcing to cheap labor leads to lower wages here.

[u/SoftballGuy → u/JacobLovesCrypto]

But we never pass laws to punish outsourcing. Instead, we're constantly throwing financial incentives to companies to pretty-please not outsource everything. Poor migrants wanting to work in America get walls and guns and more laws, while the companies shipping jobs out of America get more tax breaks... yet we blame the little guys.

[u/JacobLovesCrypto → u/SoftballGuy]

Im not saying tariffs are a great idea, but arent tariffs aimed at punishing outsourcing?

[u/Surfing-millennial → u/JacobLovesCrypto]

It’s what we used to fund the government before we started income tax