Posted by thresherman on November 24, 2009 at 18:44:52 from (69.171.163.56):
In Reply to: stand up posted by ddl on November 24, 2009 at 09:54:16:
I have no problem with a company moving out of the US. Let them. BUT, to sell stuff in US make sure all health, safety, enviromental concerns and rates are the same as here in the US. Penalize the product according to how many are not followed, this would level the playing field and bring work back here. When a company doesn't have to be concerned about pollution, or worker safety you can make stuff cheaper. Europe has did this for years. We are a young country making foolish mistakes, being preyed upon by old countries. These countries didn't get where they are by being nice and playing fair.
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