Posted by Pitch on November 25, 2009 at 01:59:46 from (66.66.97.129):
In Reply to: Re: stand up posted by Sadly, on November 24, 2009 at 15:50:27:
There are no companies leaving the US due to taxes . They may tell you that but it all comes down to labor costs. Untill Americans are willing to work for $2.00 per hour and agree to have our air and water polluted jobs will continue to be exported. Industry has only one loyalty, and that is to their stockholders,there is no patriotism,no such thing as having ethics, and mostly no such thing as a commitment to the employee. A CEO's job is to return the highest profit possible to the shareholders, and any one of them that does not do whatever is neccesary to make those returns is derelict in his duties and needs to be fired. This is a global economy and no amount of crying is going to change that. China is just beginning to see the results of unrestrained capitalism in the pollution, Chinese workers are just beginning to demand higher wages and better conditions. Thirty years from now industry will move again as China will become to expensive, I'm guessing Africa will be the next area to be explioted and raped by industry.
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