Liberal free for all coming to an end

[franalexes]

Originally Posted by smc

Maybe we should get rid of all the regulation that hurts the poor corporations. Let's not have any standards ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

(Do you have a serious response?)
You're talking to the wrong person.
Your arguement is with the CEO of Emerson.

How many of those 35,000 U.S. jobs will still be here in another year?

[randolph]

Originally Posted by franalexes

(Do you have a serious response?)
You're talking to the wrong person.
Your arguement is with the CEO of Emerson.

How many of those 35,000 U.S. jobs will still be here in another year?

Actually, quite a few companies are moving production back here because of low taxes, cheap labor and lower shipping costs. Japanese and European car makers for example. Even China is in Central America and Mexico.

[The Conquistador]

Originally Posted by randolph

Actually, quite a few companies are moving production back here because of low taxes, cheap labor and lower shipping costs. Japanese and European car makers for example. Even China is in Central America and Mexico.

And don't forget, China is establishing a foothold in Africa as well.

[randolph]

Originally Posted by The Conquistador

And don't forget, China is establishing a foothold in Africa as well.

Yeah, China is buying land in Africa for food production to export to China. What are the poor souls living in Africa going to do for food?
This is the kind of thing England did in Ireland, India and Africa years ago.

[The Conquistador]

Originally Posted by randolph

Yeah, China is buying land in Africa for food production to export to China. What are the poor souls living in Africa going to do for food?
This is the kind of thing England did in Ireland, India and Africa years ago.

Not just food production but resources in general. They are buying farmland, mines, oil wells and numerous other parts of the country. I wouldn't doubt that they are colonizing parts of the African continent and will become a major influence in the region.

[transjen]

Useless yes useless all this post is nothing but talking points of both parties and has changed no ones minds
So this is all useless
In the end the unsupreme court on 12/21/12 will rule 5 to 4 that Bachman is the next president sealing our fate to this
http://youtu.be/8fxFkue8gZ8

Jerseygirl Jen

[randolph]

The big ouch!

[smc]

Originally Posted by transjen

Useless yes useless all this post is nothing but talking points of both parties and has changed no ones minds
So this is all useless
In the end the unsupreme court on 12/21/12 will rule 5 to 4 that Bachman is the next president sealing our fate to this
http://youtu.be/8fxFkue8gZ8

Jerseygirl Jen

I know of at least two people who have changed their minds about several things as a result of the discussion in this thread. I am not at liberty to say who they are, but perhaps they will see this and post.

And Jen, your posts have me seriously rethinking which NHL team to root for.

[smc]

Originally Posted by franalexes

(Do you have a serious response?)
You're talking to the wrong person.
Your arguement is with the CEO of Emerson.

How many of those 35,000 U.S. jobs will still be here in another year?

You posted something that allowed me to make a point. My argument is with the substance of your post, and my response could not be more serious ... your mocking aside. The point is that the corporate bosses really want to eliminate everything that gets in the way of their profit-maximization. Regulations, standards, and so on are only tolerated by the corporations to the degree they are the will of the vast majority of people, either directly or by inference. Opportunities to circumvent them, including by moving elsewhere, are always entertained.