And I am immensely grateful to have had the opportunity to grow up in a nation where, for most of my life, it was.
Where do you think all the new jobs come from? The products manufactured by efficient techniques in quantities so that the average person can afford them? What kind of benefits and pensions do two-man handbuilt furniture shops offer?
Only idiots expand a business if there is no demand for the product, so one must assume in this commercial that they are making something people want, and would like to see that more people can get it. The bonus is that the creators of this product are more successful, maybe even (gasp) rich. Is this really a problem? Why?
I'd love to know what the advertisement was about. In my neck of the woods, any Asian who came up and was angry about his business growing too fast would be immediately confined and inspected for possession by alien brain parasites.
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That is indeed a cultural paradigm.
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