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  • Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
    I agree with some of what you write, but Walmart doesn't make the stuff it sells, China does. And, all Chinese-made stuff I have seen is junk. Have you ever seen anything matching Japanese or German quality come from China at any price? No, and neither have I, and it won't happen any time soon either.

    Here at home, it would seem that the last bastion of Capitalism will be when the crook merchant gets the highest price for the rope used to hang him(per Michael Moore). That absurd joke doesn't seem so out of line after all the bad that has happened over the past few years or so. What a system...all me and no you or anyone else. What other end could a system such as that ever lead us to, and who ever thought it would work, knowing human nature as it is and always will be? Ironic cosmic mutations that we are.


    On Jun 17 11:55 AM axelrod608 wrote:

    > >> "Can you believe how bad Chinese-made stuff is?.....pure junk"
    > >>
    >
    > Don't blame the Chinese. It is Walmart, DollarTree and many, many
    > other AMERICAN companies that are buying the crap and stocking their
    > shelves with it. Worse, companies like Walmart keep sqeezing their
    > suppliers - to make more profit - resulting in the makers cutting
    > more and more corners.
    >
    > This is just another piece of the American/multinational corporate
    > greed machine that will say, do or sell anything - no matter how
    > shoddy or fraudulent - to make a buck.
    >
    > American financials solicit, buy, package and sell risky MBS's while
    > other American companies rate them AAA. It is the financials' equivalent
    > of soliciting cheap shoddy consumables, stocking stores with them
    > and selling them to Americans with little or no sensibilities about
    > what quality is.
    >
    > In the American and global economies, GREED is the factor driving
    > all the deteriorating sectors.
    >
    > These days, to ignore the old Roman saying, "Let the buyer beware"
    > is to risk getting taken. And it applies to stocks, real estate,
    > retail and every other sector.
    Jun 17 14:51 pm |Rating: 0 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
    The Chinese should "buy Chinese" and keep all their crap to themselves. Of course, due to that 99.99% of all "gift" shops(crap shops) in America will have to close. At the same time, America should do the opposite and buy only good products and not cheap and shoddy Chinese-made crap.

    Let the Chinese eat their own "cooking" and nothing else and see how inedible it is. Maybe when they get "fed up" they will start making better quality goods. Can you believe how bad Chinese-made stuff is?.....pure junk.
    Jun 17 11:26 am |Rating: +2 -3 |Link to Comment
  • Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
    Everyone with half a brain, and that covers most of us it seems, sees this for what it truly is. The big issue is ...what do we do about it, sheeple? Nothing, right, as usual?

    What if all of us banded together and refused to pay our taxes?

    Let some problem go unattended and you deserve whatever happens. That's our American citizenry today. Blacks make a million man march on Washington for better male responsibility as fathers, and the rest of us...we sit at home watching TV and bitching. That's it. No tax protests, no one-man marches even, no Civil War, no Boston Tea Party, no Berkeley protests.....nothing. We are so pathetic we deserve the harsh end results of global pollution and warming that will come. Nice cars and houses you have, folks, but very inferior survival instincts toward dire threats on your very existence.


    On Mar 18 08:33 AM daffy wrote:

    > I see that testimony from CEO's now makes the economic calendar.
    > AIG this, AIG that. It is a nice diversion. I guess the fact that
    > the new administration so joyously offer small business in America
    > 15 billion while AIG gets 170 billion (with no end in sight). Am
    > I the only one who sees a serious problem with this?
    >
    Mar 18 12:19 pm |Rating: +3 -2 |Link to Comment
  • Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
    Re: Madoff. So, I now must assume that anyone who has ever been mugged or rolled in their lifetime for their weekly paycheck can now recover the taxes they paid on the income? Yes, folks, that's the very thing Madoff victims now want and the gov't is considering, and it opens wide the taxpayer coffers for restitution claims from anyone who has ever lost earned money to crime and can prove it. As my grandaughter texts, "OMG!"

    What a lawyer's goldmine this will be, and so much better than chasing ambulances. "Hey, Jimmy stole my lunch money 50 years ago, can I get my deceased parents refund of their taxes paid on it?" Makes perfect gov't sense, doesn't it?.
    Mar 18 10:13 am |Rating: +6 -2 |Link to Comment
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