Posted by W_B on May 24, 2016 at 05:27:44 from (155.188.123.16):
In Reply to: The Big get BIGGER posted by Bonnan on May 23, 2016 at 11:12:23:
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Manufacturing has gone the way that fast food will be, more automation and less employment due to the wage structure, benefit costs and pension costs being out of whack compared to the world. They used to joke that GM was a pension plan that made cars, not far from true. The widowed mother of a friend at work had her GM bonds stolen by the Current Occupant, dividends from them she depended on for part of her living. I hope he and his rot in ____ for what they did. Someone also said that what can't continue, won't... the way manufacturing was being run here couldn't continue in the face of better world competition, and it didn't. May be sad or not, we blew it and now are paying the price.
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