Deja Q
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Sat Dec-02-06 06:57 PM
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Why isn't education used against the trade imbalance? |
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We bring in people from other countries, train them, and ship them back to do work.
Why isn't that helping the trade deficit?
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Warpy
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Sat Dec-02-06 07:03 PM
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You weren't supposed to notice that part.
Nor are you supposed to notice that all the industries that have fled offshore so greedy CEOs could exploit third world workers are adding to the trade deficit.
If you got the memo, you'd know the trade deficit is entirely the fault of the American consumer who wants to buy clothes, furniture, shoes, gas for the car, replacement car parts, electronics, and everything else that corporations have sent offshore.
Remember, it's all our fault. The holy corporation is above reproach.
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TahitiNut
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Sat Dec-02-06 07:06 PM
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2. Because human beings aren't commodities. |
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:shrug: Now, if they were slaves ... :eyes:
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Hubert Flottz
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Sat Dec-02-06 07:16 PM
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3. The more people learn... |
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the more they realize what a shitty deal they are getting from the bosses.
It's why the GOP under Reagan, started to dumb down America.
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