keeping it domestic

jim beam · 2012-05-14T14:35:01+00:00

note the key words: "hollowing-out" "better quality" "production efficiency" the japanese are very smartly doing this to prevent building up the industries of their economic competitors and military enemies. this is exactly the situation we face, so why can't we? and to anyone that says we can't do it here because of "the unions", i say "bullshit". "the unions" have stood about scratching their asses while their members' jobs have been sent to china [at taxpayer expense], and not a cheep have we heard. "the unions" have stood about scratching their asses while their members' retiree benefits have been either slashed or even eliminated, and not a cheep have we heard. "the unions" are completely ineffective and are these days merely a convenient political scapegoat. we need to keep industrial production domestic. automation is the way to go.

keeping it domestic

May 14, 2012 42 Replies

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hls 14 years ago

I definitely think he is a left-winger, socialist if not communist. BUT his way into the White House was bought with a LOT of money.

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jim 14 years ago

Is your theory is that in the US the socialists and communist are the ones with all the money and political power?

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Scott Dorsey 14 years ago

Can you name any president in the past fifty years whose way into the White House was not bought with a lot of money? Aside from Ford, of course.

If you don't like it, what are you doing to support campaign finance reform?

--scott

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