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Posted by RustyFarmall on March 10, 2005 at 11:10:06 from (216.248.75.167):
In Reply to: OT Tech Nations posted by dr.sportster on March 10, 2005 at 05:52:38:
Well, I've read all the replys, and you all have some pretty good answers, and I will admit that education and government regulations do play a small part in out jobs going overseas, but the number one reason for our jobs leaving is GREED. The number one product of all corporations is PROFIT. If the corporation can find less expensive labor, the profits increase, Why did the mills in New England close down and move to the Carolinas in the fifties? Cheap labor, more profit. Why are cars being manufactured in Tennesee instead of Detroit? More profit. The list goes on and on. Who is it that demands these higher profits? The share and stockholders, namely you and me. We have met the enemy, he is us!
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