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Romulox

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23. LOL. EVERY outsourcer claims the work "couldn't be done (CHEAPLY ENOUGH!!!!) in the US"

Reply to KansDem (Reply #22)

Wed Nov 14, 2012, 11:36 AM

Nov 2012

It's a lame excuse from YET ANOTHER outsourcer.

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Should capitalists that move their jobs overseas lose their US citizenship? [View all] kentuck Nov 2012 OP

nah, they go to washington DC and get worshipped nt msongs Nov 2012 #1

What would that say about our political system? kentuck Nov 2012 #2

Clarification DietCoke Nov 2012 #3

It's a simple question. kentuck Nov 2012 #4

Perhaps we should dig deeper.... DietCoke Nov 2012 #6

You ask? kentuck Nov 2012 #7

Yes I have. DietCoke Nov 2012 #9

Yes. It doesn't work. kentuck Nov 2012 #14

God chosen? DietCoke Nov 2012 #24

ridiculous. on so very many levels. cali Nov 2012 #21

Perhaps its a bridge I built myself..... DietCoke Nov 2012 #25

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

Ahh yes... 99Forever Nov 2012 #16

Teabags????? DietCoke Nov 2012 #26

Who did you support in the election? Who would you support now? uppityperson Nov 2012 #30

+1000000000 JustAnotherGen Nov 2012 #31

Live and let live..... DietCoke Nov 2012 #35

You supported Gary Johnson, Libertarian from New Mexico. Got it. thanks for clarifying. uppityperson Nov 2012 #39

When you start posting Teabagger memes... 99Forever Nov 2012 #33

Differences..... DietCoke Nov 2012 #41

I think your motives and ... 99Forever Nov 2012 #48

NO IMO we should make moveing jobs overseas unprofitable azurnoir Nov 2012 #5

And the economy? DietCoke Nov 2012 #10

ah so moving jobs overseas is good for the economy I see azurnoir Nov 2012 #12

why yes of course if we don't keep costs low and profits high azurnoir Nov 2012 #13

Job creators DietCoke Nov 2012 #27

No one said..so I will.. AsahinaKimi Nov 2012 #28

Thank you DietCoke Nov 2012 #38

Haven't they done serious damage to the U.S. economy? moondust Nov 2012 #8

Not like that. Corporations should lose their corporate charters, no_hypocrisy Nov 2012 #11

Al Gore took us taxpayer money to build cars overseas. Isn't he our "hero"? Romulox Nov 2012 #17

Yes, he's our "hero." KansDem Nov 2012 #22

LOL. EVERY outsourcer claims the work "couldn't be done (CHEAPLY ENOUGH!!!!) in the US" Romulox Nov 2012 #23

I didn't see the term "cheaply enough" in the article. KansDem Nov 2012 #47

The "cheap" part was somewhat implied by the gov't handout they took, no? If their outsourcing model Romulox Nov 2012 #50

A much simpler way. 99Forever Nov 2012 #18

How on earth would that be Constitutional? cali Nov 2012 #19

Billionaires will love that gravity Nov 2012 #20

Nothing in the Constitution provides the government with the power to do that slackmaster Nov 2012 #29

The Constitution.... kentuck Nov 2012 #32

Whaaaaaaaaa" glacierbay Nov 2012 #40

Sorry for the misunderstanding... kentuck Nov 2012 #43

Got it glacierbay Nov 2012 #44

We'd be in deep shit if we had a Congress that started creating ways to deport citizens... slackmaster Nov 2012 #45

The Congress can define whether or not it is "lawful economic activity". kentuck Nov 2012 #46

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

Their products should face a GIGANTIC "ENTRY TAX" DonRedwood Nov 2012 #37

No, but congressmen who help them move those jobs should lose theirs! reformist2 Nov 2012 #42

No they shouldn't lose citizenship. HooptieWagon Nov 2012 #49

They wouldn't care treestar Nov 2012 #51

Not as long as the US government and state governments seek to induce multinational corporations... Spider Jerusalem Nov 2012 #52