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Originally Posted by Guest
To live 10X better than the other countries requires being paid 10X more.
Companies can't afford it/won't pay it...so the jobs move.
They also don't have to put up with all the EEO and diversity bullsh!t...20% of the workforce is dead weight...women and minorities with quotas.
Our laws and unions have gone too far...and we're paying the price. It's just not worth it, it's not cost effective to keep manufacturing here when it's so much cheaper/easier to do it overseas. Shipping is cheap these days.
The country is lost. Liberals/progressives caused it with their insane policies. Policies that WOULD work in a small group of like minded people with equal ability. But don't with a population of 350 million and half of them incapable of taking care of themselves.
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The unions have lost most, if not all power, with the coming of the "RIGHT TO WORK STATES" .
I suggest if you really want to see what has happened to jobs in the United States you might get a copy of the book Glass House. It is the story about Anchor Hocking once the largest maker of glassware in the US and the town of Lancaster OH. The book not only looks at what happened to the company but also what happen to the town of Lancaster and its people.
I happened to be captive in a car for 4 days as I drove from Florida to Colorado so I listened to it as I drove.
A link to a completely non political book review
Glass House: The 1% Economy and the Shattering of the All-American Town by Brian Alexander, Hardcover | Barnes & Noble(R)
Also found Hillbilly Elegy to be an interesting read
Hillbilly Elegy by J. D. Vance on iBooks
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