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[people shouting, glass smashing]

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Ooh. The protesters are very upset
about international trade.

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They fight with the police to
protest trade deals.

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The police respond with tear gas.
[guns shooting, people shouting]

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But the well-meaning
activists keep fighting

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because so much is at stake.

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Free trade enslaves people.

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It dooms foreign children
to work in sweatshops.

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-Look at this small boy.

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And because these abused
children work cheap,

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American workers can't compete.

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-and the job gets shipped
to Mexico or China...

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That's why we must stop
unregulated trade.

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On CNN Lou Dobbs kept saying

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it destroys the American
middle class.

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-The reflexive nonsense about
free trade at any price,

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those days are over.

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And because China won't play fair,

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our trade deficit may
destroy our economy.

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No wonder the protesters are upset.

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-We think more free trade

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is actually hurting working people
all over the world

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and in this country.

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But wait a sec, isn't free trade
what I'm practicing here?

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-Thank you.
-Thank you.

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Every day I buy some food.

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-Brownies sir.
-Thank you!

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And every time something odd happens,
they say thank you.

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-Thank you.
-Thank you.

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-Thank you.
-Thank you!

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And so do I.

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Every time I engage
in that free trade

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there's that odd double
thank you moment.

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-Have a great day, thank you.
-Thank you.

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Why the double thank you when I pay
a buck for a cup of coffee?

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Because she wanted the dollar more
than she wanted the coffee.

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I wanted the coffee more than
I wanted the dollar.

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We both win.

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Because trade is voluntary,

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the trade doesn't happen unless
both parties think they win.

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-So this is what we're
going to do for you.

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Trade is a good thing.

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-Now that's how shoes
supposed to look!

