On 26-Sep-2010, bpuharic wrote:

The comparisn
in in $, so the "facts" are skewed. If red China's output were on a
monetary
wage equivalency with the inflated wages of the U.S. red China would be 4
times that of the U.S.

gee. too bad their wages suck, huh?


Hell NO! It's a tremendous advantage!





oh, yeah...the US. i agree the US manufacturing sector is shrinking.
the right wing thinks wages are a form of welfare so they prefer to
manufacture in places where slavery is legal and there are no unions,
like china

It's like I'm in the same movie over and over.

Let's pretend you produce something, like coffee pots. Suddenly you notice
most stores are handling cheaply made imported coffee pots and no one's
buying yours The buyers don't care, your $30 coffee pot lasts 10 years, the
$20 coffee pots last one year. "Americans" think the $20 coffee pot is
"cheaper.". You 1) Close you business and pan handle, or, 2) move your
production overseas. Multiply that times tens of thousands of products.
Suddenly your neighborhood looks like the U.S. does now.



I couldn't care less what you buy, it's your free choice, and to
suffer
from
the choices you make.

no, we suffer from the choices YOU make as a right wing enabler of
corporate thievery

A mere rant - go into detail. Who stole what from whom, and how?


I regret that event - please explain what was stolen, and how.

what was stolen was the US middle class. funny you ignore the fact
germany, france, sweden and switzerland dont have this problem

you're kinda stupid that way. you're very emotional and dont like
facts

I explained that before. Europeans have a sense of nationalism; "Americans"
do not.

If you live in the U.S, even now, you wouldn't like living almost anywhere
as the "middle class" in Europe.