It will make complete sense once Canada is the 51st State.

No, what you SHOULD be b*tching about is WHY can't you buy US-made products for just as cheap or cheaper than foreign made stuff?

Chasing profits is what killed US manufacturing. Capitalism has a life span, and ours is circling the drain. US capitalism simply cannot compete on a dollar for dollar basis.

If US corporatons acknowledge that, and lower their expectations of profitability, it might last another 10 years...

Sure, blame the Chinese government for the capitalist US Apple corporation that pays for the work conditions to rob US jobs and save a buck.


Ontario has offered to rename the lake, BTW. In Trumpedo's honor, they recommend "Lake Dementia"...

Needles wrote on Today at 05:37:37:


Didn't know China
had absolutely no safeguards
for any workers
making something in China.


Needles wrote on Today at 05:37:37:


If that phone/computer would cost more in the USA.

Would someone, "CRY", and say, "GIMMIE< GIMMIE< GIMMIE" !

Would they say:  'Go to XYZ Nation, the labor is cheaper' ?

Would they say: 'The workers union is charging to much' ?

Would they say: 'The company is paying workers to much' ?

Or would they: 'Simply buy a different brand' ?


Needles, What would be your plan,
to build something,
pay a good wage to, GOOD, workers,
MAKE it so EVERY ONE, could afford one,
and it would be cheaper,
 than WYZ Nation ???

 WITH OUT DEMANDING
the OWNER of that company,
      do EXACTLY,
WHAT THE DFI, FDS,
WOKE SOCIALISTS Say.

It can't be done at this stage in the death of capitalism. Corporations now own so much that their profits should be capped at .05% of the corporation's total value, to be marketable, as well as capping CEO/Admin salaries at $400,000/yr, including benefits and bonuses.

Since they're never going to do that, it is not possible for a truly small (Less than 10 employees) business to get off the ground, especially in manufacturing. GOP sponsored legislation in the previous decades has led to ridiculous definitions for "small businesses"--- they can literally have over a thousand employees and be "small".


Manufacturing and mining industry  Not to excede 500 employees
Wholesale trade      Not to excede 100 employees
Retail and service      $6 million average annual revenue (No limit to # of employees)
General and heavy construction      $28.5 million average annual revenue (No limit to # of employees)
Special trade contractors      $12 million average annual revenue (No limit to # of employees)
Agriculture      $0.75 million average annual revenue (No limit to # of employees)


None of those are "small", but they get the majority of "small business" loans, and that doesn't even address the "small" businesses that are actually owned by multinational corporations.

But, OK, let's say I invented something unique, that I could make really cheap, like a small transmitter that would make your rifle or handgun bullets explode if you came within 100 feet. I think that would sell like hotcakes, especially in the US. If I just wanted to make money, I could likely ask a LOT for it at market. $100 each sounds good, right? What if they only cost $10 and 15 minutes to make? THATs price gouging, and that is exactly how the US has worked for decades. How long did you people think that was going to last? Money is finite: the only way to make more of it is to lower the value of what is already there.

BTW, no way in he11 would the feds allow such a thing to go on the market. The disruption to military , law enforcement, ICE, and the acceptable-to-Trumpedo felons would cause a real revolution--- probably with swords. I'd have to post it on the internet as public domain!  

OH, By The Way.
Did you FORGET the ULR/Link for your message below ?

Needles wrote on Today at 13:38:04:



I would caution anyone to believe the above information.
As their is no PROOF !!!!!