Blueskies writes:

That is part of the problem. Exactly how many years is 'a few?'

Probably twenty years or so.

Not even one single job left?

There will always be a few jobs, but practically speaking there may not be
anything significant left. How many steelworking jobs are there in the United
States now?

If you want things to change, change them! It seems like so many in
gov't and media want to continue to divide and conquer us.

Most people find it easier to obey than to decide or lead. All democracies
evolve in this direction.

Send the kids to college, let them be engineers, and they have a
very good chance that they will create something new.

And if they are very good, they may even be able to emigrate to India and get
a good job.

The key is american creativity giving us the edge...

Americans don't have any kind of monopoly on creativity. In fact, they don't
have any more than anyone else does. They can accept this now and act in
consequence, or have the reality forced on them by circumstances in the
future.