No, the regulations were hardly outrageous. They were put in place to protect you from pollution. They were working and industry was adjusting to these environmental regulations. They did not move because of these regulations and regulations should not be squashed for money. Your health is in play.I don't believe that. A province of China? Nah. We need to induce manufacturing to move here. Tax breaks, health care for all at a low cost with government participation. You don't like this, but the cost of doing business here is what has chased manufacturing away.Let me repeat:You have not answered anything because you don't want any suggestions. You hear what you want to hear.You declined to answer my question.The question is---What to do short of saber-rattling, which accomplished nothing except to antagonize?OK pajama boy, whatever you sayWrong, lambchop. American workers will not win their jobs back, as history has indicated. You will simply pay more.
shar sort of a nation do you see America being when everything is imported from china and there are no meaningful jobs for people in this country
We increase tariffs, so do they, and we pay more. What we could do is to give corporations tax incentives to move here and Health care for all, as they have in Europe, which would be a huge financial relief for business. My view is that our workers, as they grow into adults, need to educate their brains, rather than their braun, to find better-paying jobs. That begins in their youth.
I think that the intellectual property problem is most important to resolve.
but we have answered it for you
without decent manufacturing jobs America becomes a province of china
its as simple as that
without decent manufacturing jobs America becomes a province of china
its as simple as that
And outrageous regulations.