Hey Sal!As a US citizen my only concern is (and rightfully so) the future I will pass on to the next generations here. The same should be true of the citizens of other nations, they all working to hand a better, more prosperous future to their offspring.
Yes, I'm nationalistic and damn proud of it. I look to spend my income as best I can on domestic products from domestic company's and will do so till I'm in the ground.
Look at your children and do what you thinks best, YMMV.
http://jobsback.com/biggest-wealth-transfer-in-the-history-of-the-world/
Will just say this and move on ... Wealth is a dynamic notion. if I give you a Trillion dollars and condemn you to remain on an Island with everything you need and no one to share anything that wealth has ..well ...no value.. Its movement, its moving around from one point to another is what makes it .. a ... wealth. The insularism exhibited in what you posted is very much in vogue in the US these days but it fails to understand that the US became wealthy because goods, moneys, stuff were transferred from the US to other places and vice et versa not by their accumulation. Often the irony is lost on the fact that the keyboard you're typing on , the screen you're looking into.. heck the router in your house and even the big routers that carries Internet traffic were likely not made in the US even if they are from an American brand ... If everybody only consumed what is made in only its own backyard the World would have been a much poorer place ..
Now let's go back to the regularly scheduled discussion ... About HarSung