19 Jul 07
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Originally posted by lepomisYup, Walmart's prices are the lowest....'course they get all that stuff from China and the more Americans buy stuff made in China, the more manufacturing jobs get moved outta the US to China which means job losses for Americans, which means they gotta get some low paying service industry type job, which means the only stuff they can afford is the stuff sold by Walmart.
These guys are great. Cheap RN visits and $4.00 prescriptions. If walmart ever puts in apartments I'm getting one 🙂
It's perfect!
19 Jul 07
Originally posted by uzlessDo you have something against China? They need jobs too. Besides, we could never follow any of the mounting environmental laws if we still had manufacturing in the US. Just don't eat any food from China.
Yup, Walmart's prices are the lowest....'course they get all that stuff from China and the more Americans buy stuff made in China, the more manufacturing jobs get moved outta the US to China which means job losses for Americans, which means they gotta get some low paying service industry type job, which means the only stuff they can afford is the stuff sold by Walmart.
It's perfect!
19 Jul 07
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Originally posted by lepomisHey, I'm sure Freidman would love this movement of labour to the developing countries and a hollowing out of the western economies would just be termed a blip and he would impress upon the creation of new economy jobs.
Do you have something against China? They need jobs too. Besides, we could never follow any of the mounting environmental laws if we still had manufacturing in the US. Just don't eat any food from China.
I see the world becoming ruled by a couple of "Kingdoms" like back in the days where a King would have castle protected by his Knights, and the peasants would work in the fields to produce goods that would support the kingdom.
Western countries are becoming the "Kings" and the rest of the world is working as the peasants did back in the day to provide all the daily essentials to their "kingdoms".
Whereas once, the Kingdoms were limited to within countries, it is now reaching a global scale where the countries themselves are now Kingdoms.
19 Jul 07
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Originally posted by uzlessHopefully, as things evolve, we will not become a 'peasant' world to some other 'kingdom' world.
Hey, I'm sure Freidman would love this movement of labour to the developing countries and a hollowing out of the western economies would just be termed a blip and he would impress upon the creation of new economy jobs.
I see the world becoming ruled by a couple of "Kingdoms" like back in the days where a King would have castle protected by his Knights, an tries, it is now reaching a global scale where the countries themselves are now Kingdoms.
edit: anyway... walmart is the place to go for cheap disease care.