All the while distracting the happy idiots with superficial issues they can understand such as whether a school has to provide transgender restrooms, they're overturning precedent to rule favorably for big business enabling t hem to rape the American public to the tune of trillions $$$:
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What fools!
When all the "big" corporations move their legal presence, and most of their jobs, to other countries, you and a lot of lawyers will have to find someone else to harass.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
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Yeah right, like WalMart is going to move overseas, or Dow, which has prese nce in 180 countries worldwide, and now, with international treaties in pla ce, can't get away with trashing the environment as they please...
Most of what they sell is made in Asia. Workers are too expensive in the USA.
Better to let the bugs eat what little you can grow without fertilizers and GM seeds and water pumps, modern evils like that.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
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That's certainly true of the small commodity stuff, and for things like ele ctronics and small appliances is there really any choice? None of that stuf f is made in America. Then it looks like their cheap clothing is all South America and west Asia, but that's where all the name brand stuff is made to o. WalMart is no different from any other major retailer in this country.
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Exactly. American labor is too expensive to use.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com
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electronics and small appliances is there really any choice? None of that s tuff is made in America. Then it looks like their cheap clothing is all Sou th America and west Asia, but that's where all the name brand stuff is made too. WalMart is no different from any other major retailer in this country .
Not exactly. It's only marginally dearer than German labour, and Germany ex ports roughly as much as the US, with a quarter of the population, and abou t half as much as China (which has fifteen times the population, and which has deliberately made itself the workshop of the world, though it's gradual ly pricing itself out of that market).
The point is that German labour is well-trained, well-educated, healthy and cooperative, which makes it a whole lot more productive than US labour, pa rticularly when it comes to complex and demanding tasks.
US employers have never invested enough in their work force, and it shows.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
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