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  1. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #1

    I want companies to make silly money but I want their prosperity to happen here in this country. Not benefit Mexico, India, Singapor. The whole purpose of trickle down economics was to remove government shackles from businesses so they can grow and make jobs here in the U.S. We removed the shackles. The jobs go elsewhere. That is not how trickledown economics is supposed to work.

  2. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #2

    move to India for a couple of rupees a day and enjoy life there..if you don’t mind getting treated badly and screamed at all day. India and China is where the economy is: better move your asses there.

  3. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #3

    How are you? There are lots of people that are unemployed due to the poor economy. If you are interested in making money online, watch my video.

  4. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #4

    I believe it. Good luck to you man.

  5. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #5

    I agree with you also. I think another thing that kills it for the honest-working American is the present generation of young people with high paying jobs, maximum benefits, 401k, Health & Dental. And what kills it is the fact that there is so much ABSENTEEISM and no Production. And what company can profit without product? Where does product come from with no Presence. Ironically without Presence there is still ‘PAY’. I want to work for myself.

  6. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #6

    I agree. The Union I work for is being forced out the gate by a French company called Imery’s. I got laid-off after 13 months. And they’re going to lay-off 130 more people(many have at least 20 years in). I (was)working in Mining. The name of the company is called Celite/World Minerals.

  7. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #7

    Truth is American unions and benefit costs have forced companies to source labor elsewhere. It will never change with other countries providing cheap labor. Our economy has to adjust. It’s not the 1950’s anymore. Manufacturing is dead. You need to find work doing something else.

  8. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #8

    o_O

  9. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #9

    Of course, the “corporate owned” media include protectionist-xenophobes like Lou Dobbs and Pat Buchanan, the former never ceasing to label a certain country “communist” just before he says its name, who vigorously support denying people in developing countries the only work they could hope to get.

  10. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #10

    “People are willing to work at half the wage.” Why shouldn’t they be allowed to work? Who is coercing them? No one. All you want to do is take away the opportunity these people have for economic advancement. Also, when there is cheap labour, there are cheap goods. Poor people in the United States (and other nations) can afford the necessities of life, and possibly more. People hate Wal-Mart for “giving” people low-wage jobs, but have no response when others point out their benefits.

  11. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #11

    No, Globalization just means cheap labour for employers. Open the flood gates, swamp entire countries with people willing to work at half the wage. It has nothing to do with increasing jobs and everything to do with reversing decades of struggle by the “working classes” who have thought tooth and nail for a decent standard of living which the upperclasses would otherwise wish to deny them. Of course the corporate owned media do all the can to promote globalization as a good thing.

  12. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #12

    globalization means more jobs for more people. i hope you’re not the kind of person who opposes globalization so more people have jobs, otherwise you’re a hypocrite.
    We tried protectionism and tariffs before. Like in 1930 with Smoot-Hawley, which did not start the Great Depression but certainly lengethened and deepened.

  13. Anonymous
    February 7th, 2010 at 01:25 | #13

    Jobs are leaving and it’s because of the promises politicians set in motion during the Free Trade Agreement. Jobs are moving overseas through outsourcing and it is because of the promises our politicians made to us in their efforts to boost the economy. They will continue to point the blame on one another … I’d hope for them to listen to people like yourself that talk about compensations instead of further changes.

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