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Ok, show what it was at its peak years of production, and then show the production now. Thanks. Please give a complete picture which shows everything from the peak years up to where we are today. Thanks.NOTE: --- INDUSTRIES LOST:
(1) Textile
The Textiles Industry in the United States
Textile industry comes back to life especially in South
Ok, genius, how is what we're doing now "going anywhere"? What's your solution? Or, are you just criticizing what I say, and have no ideas as to what we should be doing?FYI - There's power in numbers. ....If more people would just write-in a candidate, the message would get louder with each election cycle.....
Yeah, good luck with that.
That's why your 'waste the vote' campaign will never go anywhere, genius.
Why dont you know alreadyWhat were the numbers for the 50's and early 60's? Have any idea? Have the number of steel mills closed? Have the number of workers affected by those mills closing? Do you know how many ghost towns were created as a result? Please research the entire picture, and not just a narrow picture of just a few years. Thanks. Oh, and try the other industries that I listed for you as well. Thanks.
Why dont you know alreadyWhat was the estimated production before the industry nearly went completely under? Has the industry fully recovered from its peak production years? Please show the complete picture and net effect. Thanks.
Please show what the peak production was compared to the production today. Please give a complete picture and not just the most recent numbers. Show the total production number when the electronics industry was at its peak in this country, and then show what it is today. Thanks.
Why dont you know alreadyOk, show what it was at its peak years of production, and then show the production now. Thanks. Please give a complete picture which shows everything from the peak years up to where we are today. Thanks.NOTE: --- INDUSTRIES LOST:
(1) Textile
The Textiles Industry in the United States
Textile industry comes back to life especially in South
Why dont you know alreadyPlease show what the peak production was compared to the production today. Please give a complete picture and not just the most recent numbers. Show the total production number when the electronics industry was at its peak in this country, and then show what it is today. Thanks.
Yes, I know, and so do all of those that once depended on those industries to support heir families. Do you know? Do you remember when skills were past down from generation to generation? Do you remember when moms stayed home and raised the kids while dads went to work? Do you remember when workers could be self-supporting with the living wage jobs those industries offered. Do you remember when jobs covered all education and skill levels?Why dont you know alreadyWhat were the numbers for the 50's and early 60's? Have any idea? Have the number of steel mills closed? Have the number of workers affected by those mills closing? Do you know how many ghost towns were created as a result? Please research the entire picture, and not just a narrow picture of just a few years. Thanks. Oh, and try the other industries that I listed for you as well. Thanks.
Passed**Yes, I know, and so do all of those that once depended on those industries to support heir families. Do you know? Do you remember when skills were past down from generation to generation? Do you remember when moms stayed home and raised the kids while dads went to work? Do you remember when workers could be self-supporting with the living wage jobs those industries offered. Do you remember when jobs covered all education and skill levels?Why dont you know alreadyWhat were the numbers for the 50's and early 60's? Have any idea? Have the number of steel mills closed? Have the number of workers affected by those mills closing? Do you know how many ghost towns were created as a result? Please research the entire picture, and not just a narrow picture of just a few years. Thanks. Oh, and try the other industries that I listed for you as well. Thanks.
Good Question, thanks.what sad shameful state are we in?
Passed**Yes, I know, and so do all of those that once depended on those industries to support heir families. Do you know? Do you remember when skills were past down from generation to generation? Do you remember when moms stayed home and raised the kids while dads went to work? Do you remember when workers could be self-supporting with the living wage jobs those industries offered. Do you remember when jobs covered all education and skill levels?Why dont you know alreadyWhat were the numbers for the 50's and early 60's? Have any idea? Have the number of steel mills closed? Have the number of workers affected by those mills closing? Do you know how many ghost towns were created as a result? Please research the entire picture, and not just a narrow picture of just a few years. Thanks. Oh, and try the other industries that I listed for you as well. Thanks.
But uh, I dont need to remember whatever the hell you're on about, because it's 2015 and we have a completely different playing field in terms of WHATS even manufactured to begin with.
Comparing American life today to the 1960's and 50's is old people speak, and its been around for centuries coming out of the elderly. "Kids these days!"
Old people are voted MOST LIKELY to be opposed to change. Thats what youre experiencing with your "once great nation" bullcrap.
America is a great nation with some economic issues, and by great i mean that 2015 takes a hot disgusting shit on 1950, ESPECIALLY with the way us younger folks are having to teach you older folks how to TREAT people who are different than you.
The whining that the Country is losing its morals in the face of DECREASING crime rates and INCREASING understanding is just fun, and funny.
Same as it ever was.Good Question, thanks.what sad shameful state are we in?
(1) Astronomical and rising debt
(2) Senseless deadly costly wars
(3) Government corruption
(4) An unfair and unjust judicial system
(5) Unfair and unjust taxation
(6) Growing poverty
(7) Rundown infrastructure
(8) Loss of privacy
(9) Low wage, part-time, and temporary employment
(10) Millions depending on government assistance programs
(11) Overwhelming illegal immigration
(12) Cities going bankrupt
(13) Troubled pension funds
(14) Shrinking home ownership
(15) Cost of living increases, especially food, rent, health care and utilities
(16) Unaffordable higher education
(17) Unaffordable health care
(18) Deteriorating relationships with our allies
(19) Our dependency on cheap foreign imports and our unjust, unfair, and one-sided foreign trade agreements and policies
(20) A non-transparent government
(21) etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.
I disagree. It hasn't always been the way it is today. Far from it. FYI - I have been trying, for years.Same as it ever was.Good Question, thanks.what sad shameful state are we in?
(1) Astronomical and rising debt
(2) Senseless deadly costly wars
(3) Government corruption
(4) An unfair and unjust judicial system
(5) Unfair and unjust taxation
(6) Growing poverty
(7) Rundown infrastructure
(8) Loss of privacy
(9) Low wage, part-time, and temporary employment
(10) Millions depending on government assistance programs
(11) Overwhelming illegal immigration
(12) Cities going bankrupt
(13) Troubled pension funds
(14) Shrinking home ownership
(15) Cost of living increases, especially food, rent, health care and utilities
(16) Unaffordable higher education
(17) Unaffordable health care
(18) Deteriorating relationships with our allies
(19) Our dependency on cheap foreign imports and our unjust, unfair, and one-sided foreign trade agreements and policies
(20) A non-transparent government
(21) etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.
Here's an idea. Why don't you pick one thing off of your list and try to get people together to change it. I'd pick the unfair judicial system. Way too many people in prison for no good reason.
Yes, some industries are showing signs of life, I agree. But, are they where they were at their peak? Yes, some jobs are coming back, but how many? Enough to replace the ones lost? Your examples do NOT give the complete picture, and certainly not a fair indication of what we've lost over the years.
Yes, I know. Yes, I've lived it and experienced it. I've seen it with my own eyes over the years.Why dont you know alreadyPlease show what the peak production was compared to the production today. Please give a complete picture and not just the most recent numbers. Show the total production number when the electronics industry was at its peak in this country, and then show what it is today. Thanks.
YESWhy dont you know alreadyOk, show what it was at its peak years of production, and then show the production now. Thanks. Please give a complete picture which shows everything from the peak years up to where we are today. Thanks.NOTE: --- INDUSTRIES LOST:
(1) Textile
The Textiles Industry in the United States
Textile industry comes back to life especially in South
Youre right, its been far worse.I disagree. It hasn't always been the way it is today. Far from it. FYI - I have been trying, for years.Same as it ever was.Good Question, thanks.what sad shameful state are we in?
(1) Astronomical and rising debt
(2) Senseless deadly costly wars
(3) Government corruption
(4) An unfair and unjust judicial system
(5) Unfair and unjust taxation
(6) Growing poverty
(7) Rundown infrastructure
(8) Loss of privacy
(9) Low wage, part-time, and temporary employment
(10) Millions depending on government assistance programs
(11) Overwhelming illegal immigration
(12) Cities going bankrupt
(13) Troubled pension funds
(14) Shrinking home ownership
(15) Cost of living increases, especially food, rent, health care and utilities
(16) Unaffordable higher education
(17) Unaffordable health care
(18) Deteriorating relationships with our allies
(19) Our dependency on cheap foreign imports and our unjust, unfair, and one-sided foreign trade agreements and policies
(20) A non-transparent government
(21) etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.
Here's an idea. Why don't you pick one thing off of your list and try to get people together to change it. I'd pick the unfair judicial system. Way too many people in prison for no good reason.
Good Question, thanks.what sad shameful state are we in?
(1) Astronomical and rising debt
(2) Senseless deadly costly wars
(3) Government corruption
(4) An unfair and unjust judicial system
(5) Unfair and unjust taxation
(6) Growing poverty
(7) Rundown infrastructure
(8) Loss of privacy
(9) Low wage, part-time, and temporary employment
(10) Millions depending on government assistance programs
(11) Overwhelming illegal immigration
(12) Cities going bankrupt
(13) Troubled pension funds
(14) Shrinking home ownership
(15) Cost of living increases, especially food, rent, health care and utilities
(16) Unaffordable higher education
(17) Unaffordable health care
(18) Deteriorating relationships with our allies
(19) Our dependency on cheap foreign imports and our unjust, unfair, and one-sided foreign trade agreements and policies
(20) A non-transparent government
(21) etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.
