Posted by china farmer on January 23, 2011 at 22:26:05 from (116.1.158.206):
In Reply to: China Bound posted by GaryinKS on January 23, 2011 at 19:03:06:
Well, seems to be if we would just swap governments with China, everything would work out fine. They seem a little smarter when it comes to making, and not just printing money. Is it a perfect country? Ohhh Heck no! There are still plenty of people still subsistence farming in my area. EPA is almost non-existent, OSHA would have a field day on any construction site. Ya"ll keep talking about Japan in the 30"s and 40"s... Why would China attack, when they darn near will own everything in the US? Not trying to be a troll, or a jerk, but we should do like they do, tax the crap out of anything not made in the country.. and yes, even the "American" stuff made here, is shipped out, and then back in again, so it can get taxed as import. So, you got a Chevy made in Mexico? Tax it.. Computer made in China? Tax it.. Will goods get expensive in the US? yup.. until companies start making things there again.. on an upside, repair shops will make a comeback. nobody, throws nothing away here, until it absolutely can"t be fixed. Sorry, rant over, and I know I don"t know everything, feel free to correct me.. Just ya"ll start talking mean about Chinese people, you are talking mean about half my family, and my kids.. And to keep it tractor related... someone send me an "H" or an "M"?
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