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<blockquote data-quote="deaf tones" data-source="post: 5130835" data-attributes="member: 559871">Is it the American worker that is too expensive?&nbsp; Or the Union that supposedly represents them, too expensive?On top of that, how can American tax rates compare to that of say, an up-and-coming country such as Dubai that will give an insane benefits package to moving operations to their soil?&nbsp; Better yet, how can American policies compare to that of a country that has none established, yet?&nbsp; Meaning pollution and production standards.Side note - how is it possible that the companies that moved would sureThe last argument I can not put blame on the American worker.&nbsp; My blame lies solely on the American Hippies that rallied together to make those fvcktard policies.&nbsp; But I digress.Actually, I do not digress.&nbsp; I just started warming up my keyboard.&nbsp; So the question is begged, if it&#039;s not the American worker that fuxed over the business in terms of union wages, fines for pollution and practicing out of what some Hippie *** Liberal approves of, why is the American Worker to blame?&nbsp; Shouldn&#039;t we be outsourcing Hippyism instead?&nbsp; To say, Canada?It&#039;s obvious you make assumptions about the debator to avoid the actual topic at hand.&nbsp; //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif&nbsp; When you grow into that ****** of yours come back and break bread wif tones and have an actual discussion like you&#039;ve got half a twig and some shrivvled berries.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deaf tones, post: 5130835, member: 559871"] Is it the American worker that is too expensive? Or the Union that supposedly represents them, too expensive? On top of that, how can American tax rates compare to that of say, an up-and-coming country such as Dubai that will give an insane benefits package to moving operations to their soil? Better yet, how can American policies compare to that of a country that has none established, [B]yet[/B]? Meaning pollution and production standards. Side note - how is it possible that the companies that moved would sure The last argument I can not put blame on the American worker. My blame lies solely on the American Hippies that rallied together to make those fvcktard policies. But I digress. Actually, I do not digress. I just started warming up my keyboard. So the question is begged, if it's not the American worker that fuxed over the business in terms of union wages, fines for pollution and practicing out of what some Hippie *** Liberal approves of, why is the American Worker to blame? Shouldn't we be outsourcing Hippyism instead? To say, Canada? It's obvious you make assumptions about the debator to avoid the actual topic at hand. [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif[/IMG] When you grow into that ****** of yours come back and break bread wif tones and have an actual discussion like you've got half a twig and some shrivvled berries. [/QUOTE]

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