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In reply to the discussion: Should capitalists that move their jobs overseas lose their US citizenship? [View all]kentuck
(111,056 posts)7. You ask?
"I think the better question to ask is why are they moving these jobs over seas? And is the answer to them moving jobs away more regulation or more freedom in the marketplace?"
Is that the only possibilities you can conjure up?
How about greed? Pure, unadulterated greed. Do you think that is possible? Do you think companies making a good profit in America have moved their jobs overseas simply because they can make an even better profit? That's just the way capitalism works? Have you thought of that??
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Should capitalists that move their jobs overseas lose their US citizenship? [View all]
kentuck
Nov 2012
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it is to pay $2 a day for a 14 hour work day, by other human beings that are desperate. we KNOW
seabeyond
Nov 2012
#15
You supported Gary Johnson, Libertarian from New Mexico. Got it. thanks for clarifying.
uppityperson
Nov 2012
#39
LOL. EVERY outsourcer claims the work "couldn't be done (CHEAPLY ENOUGH!!!!) in the US"
Romulox
Nov 2012
#23
The "cheap" part was somewhat implied by the gov't handout they took, no? If their outsourcing model
Romulox
Nov 2012
#50
Nothing in the Constitution provides the government with the power to do that
slackmaster
Nov 2012
#29
We'd be in deep shit if we had a Congress that started creating ways to deport citizens...
slackmaster
Nov 2012
#45
I really, really think that global corporations should not be allowed to set up shop in the USA
Cleita
Nov 2012
#34
There's a huge hole in the neo-liberal argument that "free trade" is always "good for everyone".
frostfern
Nov 2012
#36
Not as long as the US government and state governments seek to induce multinational corporations...
Spider Jerusalem
Nov 2012
#52