Posted by jack-iowa on December 02, 2008 at 16:51:16 from (12.202.22.144):
In Reply to: I have a question ?? posted by coobie on December 02, 2008 at 16:12:22:
because how else are they going to turn us into a third world nation? they have slashed 60 percent of our manufacturing in the last couple of decades. they think we can live as a service economy except we cannot afford to buy the things that are made here. and the kicker is most of the corporations can give a s*** about their homeland and their people except how can I get more money from them to me."and with all the hating among unions no seems to care about all the unions in the fed,state or county and cities that keep raising taxes to pay their employees and their benefits and pensions. but lets dump the private sector unions.
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