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Posted by Fred Milner on February 24, 2004 at 04:47:31 from (66.168.91.91):
In Reply to: Round the Farm Kitchen Table posted by KenF on February 23, 2004 at 11:54:18:
I would like to know one thing. The higher ups in the companies that are sending the jobs to other counries must not be thinking. When they get the operation going elsewhere they are not needed. Is that not true? There was an article in the paper a few weeks ago talking about the white collar jobs being lost in great numbers now. If you have no one to supervise you need no managers. Some people can't see very far into the future. I have been saying we need to buy american made products for a long time and people look at me like I am crazy. Where are the products made that are at Harber Freight? I hear a lot about buying from them. We send aid from tax dollars to most of the world and now our jobs, what next? I suppose that was more that one thing.
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