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Re: Re: John Deere moving jobs to Mexico????
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Posted by ShepFL on January 20, 2004 at 06:02:45 from (63.97.181.184):
In Reply to: Re: John Deere moving jobs to Mexico???? posted by DuaneWKKC on January 20, 2004 at 03:43:53:
and using Duane's comments as a segue The problem is not labor costs but the progressive onslaught of government regulation and oppression. This has been happening for at least two decades that I can recall.
America�s small- and medium-sized businesses traditionally have been a vital source of jobs, as well as a wellspring of creativity, invention and innovation that has propelled our country to global economic and technological dominance. IMHO, limited government interference in the marketplace combined with a general acceptance of Christian morality was the key that unleashed the American entrepreneurial spirit and gave rise to our prosperity and the development of a large middle class. But the free enterprise system that made our economic miracle possible has been and continues to suffocated in a on going socialist swamp of regulatory red tape. U.S. regulatory costs � especially from regulations allegedly aimed at environmental and safety risks � are particularly hazardous to small and medium businesses. These so-called solutions �to protect us� are manifestly suicidal. If we as a nation are to be spared sinking into Third World status, we must completely reverse course. That means awakening and energizing a minority of the American public sufficient to compel Congress to: abolish the socialist regulatory monster that is destroying our country�s competitiveness; take back control of our borders and enforce sensible, reduced immigration; end all U.S. taxpayer subsidies to foreign competitors; and defeat the FTAA. It�s really very simple. Not easy, but simple.
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