flacaltenn
Diamond Member
You might ask Gibson Guitar about the definition of importing raw materials and exporting finished goods. Men with guns from the govt didn't like the way Gibson was doing that. And Congress had essentially protected the jobs of Indian workers with their regulations on guitar materials. Glad you gave me a chance to show SPECIFICALLY where regulation IS the problem. (Other than attempting to wipe out the entire hand-crafted toy industry in this country --- as displayed in my footer)..
But you are ALMOST correct about where we are. It's not the "thieving elite" that are surviving the best. Where are all the companies that makes more than 15% profit in a year? It's also "non-thieving" folk like me that stay globally competitive by helping to build innovative new products for the market. Stuff that the rest of the world NEEDS.
The realization should be that if our workforce resembles a 3rd world nation, we will become a 3rd world nation.
The Global poverty rate has been cut in half in just 20 years or so. WITHOUT stimulus or forced redistribution. And if the US is not up to the challenge of PROMOTING our workers into higher skilled and more FLEXIBLE careers --- you WILL see a decline in the standard of living..
Yawn... guy, you keep defending a bad system.
Gibson broke the law. Not seeing a problem with what was done to them.
I'm not the poster CURRENTLY defending a bad system..
Because there's a LAW --- the American workers are DAMNED? Are you thinking clearly here? Because there's a LAW -- they can't SAND ON WOOD that comes from India?
Since when did the left pussy out --- because there's a LAW???