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theclosing the facility are far, far less than keeping it open. i am not alone in this view.president george w. bush was very clear that he wanted to close gitmo. john mccain made a campaign promise to do the same. and overwhelming majority of national security and military experts, including former secretaries of state and defense, cia directors, national security advisors and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff think it should be shuttered. the arguments against closing it just don't hold up and at the end of the day in my opinion the only justification for keeping the prison open is fear, fear of violent extremism, fear that our justice system or prison system cannot get the job done despite all the evidence to the contrary, and fear is precisely what our enemies wants to instill in us. i don't want them to win. we shouldn't allow that. we should clean up the stain on america's commitment to justice and democracy. we should take away this propaganda tool for terrorists. we should work to implement the president's plan and shut down this prison. i look forward to hearing

things they make over there will be less than what they"-- but they're not requid to do thatwhen theclose e factorhere and go to china, it's precisely with the big idea of selling the good at the same price to you in the supermarket but just having to pay lower wages to get it manufactured over there. why should they lower the price? they make more money if they didn't. it's not their job, as they will explain to you, to take care of the american economy. they weren't hired by the american economy. they were hired by the shareholders of that company to make money for that company. every technological breakthrough made by capitalism in the last 300 years has been justified by whoever was making it on the grounds that, "with this new machine," or, "with this new process, human labor will be less drudgery." machines will replace people. we will not have to work so hard and so long. how interesting. according to the oecd, americans today, where we have the most advanced technological breakthroughs imaginable-- americans today do more hours f paid lor than y other workig classin any untry on t