sether

Labor Costs Are Down, but Who Really Benefits?

I prefer not to compete with children, or anyone who is content to sh*t in a bucket during a 12 minute break in their 13-hour day. The increasing exposure of the US workforce to global competition by Globalist Freemarketeers has only served to gut this place out completely. We could have used the wealth of this nation to bring the rest of the world up by degree, but instead we allowed it to be bled away by Globalist plutocrats, who are rapidly reducing us to developing-nation status in most major socio-economic statistics. mgcolin won't be happy until he can get a new kidney for $40 at the corner organ-mart. Or maybe he'll be selling. What a dick.

On May 01 04:16 PM mgcolin wrote:

> I don't understand all the hand wringing over lower wages in the
> US. The need for significantly lower employee costs is neither good
> or bad. It is reality - the US is a lousy place to do business because
> workers are just too expensive.
> What's wrong with having a competitively priced workforce?