Sure, local content is great but that would also apply to our exports. That is the just the current globalist trade order slightly tuned. And if you were ever stuck driving a North American car from the 1970s or 1980s you'll know what a rotten consumer world it was before global trade...we were just victimized by different entities. And China has benefited directly from the global trade and capitalism you decry, having failed at pure socialism, and it is the competitive, export oriented aspects of their economy that get the best critical reviews, not the older government driven sectors that are largely uncompetitive. What will export driven China look like when we insist on buying locally sourced products the Chinese are currently selling us? And their reliance on Western tech, developed through the individualistic capitalist profit motive, says something about who was doing the right thing in the first place. All messy details.