People said: We Americans are evil for hoarding all these good jobs. Let the chips fall where they may!

In truth, it’s so ridiculously cheaper and more efficient to produce electronics and almost all technologically advanced products, at least at the consumer level, in Asia, that is makes no sense for companies to make anything here.

Be careful. Criticizing these American companies for investing in the future of China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea is tantamount to racism.

America only “deserves” these jobs if its companies can make profits from having workers here. It’s profoundly imperialistic and greedy to oppose the development of societies in places like Asia.

Be careful. When the left was arguing how imperialistic the US economy was, the complaint was that jobs in the US were crushing development everywhere else.

Now we have the much-vaunted future.

Investments go to Asia because they make sense. At 5% taxation rates, it makes zero sense for Apple to invest in any factories in the US, where tax rates are 35%.

In a real sense, the attack on business is now having real effects. Americans are basically barred from all the manufacturing jobs that the left drummed out of the country.

Want them back? Compete with Asian workers, or really just shut up.

It starts to sound all reactionary, racist and nativist to start bellyaching about how Apple is outsourcing jobs.

Really, the redistributionist governments in the West have no clue.

In the US… We hear what we want to hear and we educate ourselves accordingly. I think that the campaign to find Kony was an attempt to remove that sheltered mindset.

I think that because of this movement–even through their latest misfortune– Invisible Children has opened the eyes of many, sparked a voice and created a community.

This could start a much needed change.