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Originally Posted by kahljorn
Pithiness is good on message boards, huh?
To be honest I don't have the time to be anything but Pithy for this post, so excuse me for not reading anything that didn't start out, "Dear kahl".
I'm not really sure what you were going at with the Capital see capital C thing, so I'll let you filll me in there.
Let me start out on a note of hilarity: Did you hear about the ford plants all closing in north america, and they are planning on relocating to cheaper places? The "All-american" company? If I remember right, IBM also did this. Kwikset did this to move to mexico.
You can try to argue that it will have no viable effect, but I don't think you will. With less jobs america has less money in it's pockets, from what I've heard the reason our economical system works out so well is because we have more money in our pockets, or "Buying power". Without buying power(or jobs) we can't buy these people's products, nor will we be capable of sustaining all of our dishwashers, air and heating.
Maybe my concerns are baseless, I don't know. I just hear from people it's really hard to get jobs and they pay shitty. Maybe it's because I live in a republican city or something? Because I hear it's pretty easy to get jobs in LA.
So I guess what I'm saying is these countries are "Un-american" and don't care about our economy, or it's people. It all goes into morality(and it will have some lucid economical result as well), and I thought that's what Bushle Bees was all about.
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Well, we haven't even gotten started on globalization yet, but I'll ask you a simple question about your views here: Should we make our economic decisions with no regard whatsoever for the people that live in other parts of the world? Think hard about the phrase: economic imperialism and let me know what you come up with.
I just got back from a nice vacation down in Brazil. Did you know that the people there, far from being headhunters, are actually just as modern and interesting, even HUMAN, as the people that live up here in God's Chosen Republic? I noticed a few interesting things about the economy from an individual perspective while there, but rather than get into a huge story at this point, I will leave it at OTHER PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD NEED JOBS TOO.
Imagine if your city was 50% poor... and not American poor as in I still have TVs and whatnot. Freakin POOR. Sure, there's a ton of corruption and stuff down there, but the main reason they're broke is the foreign policy of our country and Europe. Go live in a homemade shelter and wake up each morning wondering what money you might be able to beg, borrow or steal to eat today, and tell me about income disparity in America.
Before you do that, however, go back and read what I posted for you when you get more time.