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Trauma-san:
It's kind of a conundrum, in a true free market capitalist society, there shouldn't be any regulations on the businesses on where they can produce things... but in the meanwhile, it's fucking over tons of american workers.  I don't know the answer, that's why I'm not the president.  

M Dogg™:
In the words of Trauma... stopping blaming others for your problems... lol

For reals, that's what happened to San Bernardino in the late 80's. We had lost our Steel Mill in '83 I think, then later the airplane factory, and to top it all off, our Air Force base in 1991. In 1991 and 1992 we won the award, Most Dangerous City in the United States. Things grew in the late 90's and crime has been cut in half. But good paying working class jobs are gone, and most people have lower middle class jobs, and most people are making it pay check to pay check. It's all good though, it took awhile, but we were able to recover... YEAH TAX CUTS... lol. Actually since 2001, things have declined, but compared to 1991, no one really cares, We are still better off. Here's the future of the rest of the United States. Big Business is a bitch, but what's the alternative, Communism.

M Dogg™:

--- Quote from: Ronnie on February 04, 2004, 09:43:05 PM ---It's kind of a conundrum, in a true free market capitalist society, there shouldn't be any regulations on the businesses on where they can produce things... but in the meanwhile, it's fucking over tons of american workers.  I don't know the answer, that's why I'm not the president.  

--- End quote ---

damn as I was typing, he was typing... lol

Woodrow:
I don't see what the problem is...

Look into the law of Comparative Advantage...

"Government interference with free trade is un-American. Sacrificing one's standard of living in order to subsidize inefficient domestic producers is un-American. The tribal fear of foreigners is un-American. Resentment at others' success is un-American. A patriotic American acts as a capitalist and an individualist: he buys the best, wherever it may be found." -Harry Binswanger

M Dogg™:
^^Are you American?

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