On 27-Sep-2010, bpuharic wrote:

(there's a dirty word
to you) and in socialist structures, inflation.

i love it. i'm for a decent middle class wage. that makes me a
socialist!!

HAHAHAHAHAHA

Live in ignoarance (contrary to the lazy fools, ignorance is not bliss) and
see my recent post of retraction. Companies are NOT coming back, so get over
it. This is what I now believe.

My reversal and retraction:

I have analyzed new information and have to retract my previous
recommendations and position.

There is no chance that multi-level production can return to your country,
the United States. The current, and unlikely to be repealed encumbrances
prohibit companies from "moving back." The costs of operating in the U.S.
are prohibitive, so even if it were to happen, they could NOT be affordable
to the staff and labor for a long period.

It would take the workforce (all higher end and tech jobs plus general
labor) months if not years to earn enough to afford U.S. products at the
prices mandated due to the costs of production.

It follows that the firms that I predicted to be able to move back will not
be able to produce without immediate customers, and the middle class would
not be able to "hang on" until their wages and incomes could then afford US
production. The companies would have increased costs and no customers for a
lengthy period. The lag would be too great, the companies would fold or
have to move out, as has already happened.

Sorry about the bad news.

The stupidity of increased taxes (????) and moronic D vs R rants are still a
waste of keyboard strokes.