that the choice is between socialism and outsourcing? Oh come on!!!
There are many steps that can be taken to keep american jobs in america without moving beyond the level of regulation that even the partisan right accepts (ant-trust law, etc). We could start by settinmg incentives in place and closing loop-holes in the tax code that gives incentive to outsourcing.
"poor guy is damned if he does, damned if he doesn't, and then damned again because you don't like the color of your kitchen sink and he's not doing somehting about your annoying neighbor. If I didn't support his policies I'd vote for him out of pitty from all the merciless off base attacks on him like this."
Failing to take a leadership role on this issue until the democratic party started beating it like a drum is a legitimate criticism of the Bush admin. You may not agree with the content, but none-the-less, it is something Bush could have lead an effort to change, without your absurd case of abandoning capitalism.
Your post is an absurd false dichotomy.
Sayeth Justin: "Sure, we could cut taxes, but that would mean killing grandma! You don't want to kill grandma, now do you! See! I rest my case! "
Davin L.
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- Colin Powell reassures India - don't worry about job loss.
- heh heh. . .
- Oh, do you really expect me to believe
- Well, I'm sorry.
- great post, J (n/t)
- Thanks P ;-) (n/t)
- re: don't worry about job loss.
- 10 percent?
- re: don't worry about job loss.
- Only "10 percent". Just "10 percent". Merely "10 percent". (n/t)
- Outsourcing is a minor threat; the real 'culprit' is productvity
- Lemme see if I get this...
- Yeah, great post!
- That is a GREAT point.
- Nope
- re: Nope
- Myth
- Drug companies will never stop R&D, though they may threaten to do so.
- If they can't recoup their investment, then they'll have no choice
- Lemme see if I get this...
- heh heh. . .
