'Murica! (228 Viewers)

[Seven]

Btw watch the Democrats unearth some dirt on trump after he officially gets the nomination

Would it matter at this point? The people who vote for Trump will obviously not care.

 

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[Martin]

More everything!

are you looking forward to the trump years?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Would it matter at this point? The people who vote for Trump will obviously not care.

Religious repubs might

are you looking forward to the trump years?

Well looking backward is pretty dangerous

 

[ALC]

Ironic considering the decline in manufacturing is due to unions

Idk if you're being sarcastic with that picture

 

[Fr3sh]

I'm not sure which thread to post this in... Copa America or US Election.

But

I laughed my ass off when I first saw this

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

with no tan and no hair

 

[Ocelot]

Ironic considering the decline in manufacturing is due to unions

Globalisation and mechanisation is more like it.

Plus unequal taxing and incentives of financial industry vs actual industry.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Globalisation and mechanisation is more like it.

Plus unequal taxing and incentives of financial industry vs actual industry.

Industrial war was lost in the 80s none of the above was a factor, can't believe how on point gung ho was @Hustini

 

[Hust]

Industrial war was lost in the 80s none of the above was a factor, can't believe how on point gung ho was @Hustini

 

[swag]

with no tan and no hair

He honestly looks better and more human than that mutant orange midget from the Willie Wonka Chocolate Factory.

 

[Martin]

He honestly looks better and more human than that mutant orange midget from the Willie Wonka Chocolate Factory.

he looks like a guest on the show with Eastwood and his chair

 

[ALC]

Globalisation and mechanisation is more like it.

Plus unequal taxing and incentives of financial industry vs actual industry.

If anything, globalization and mechanization would help. Sure, a lot of our shit was made in China but that just means that factories here produce the final product instead of the components.

And mechanization means we make them faster, not less

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

If anything, globalization and mechanization would help. Sure, a lot of our shit was made in China but that just means that factories here produce the final product instead of the components.

And mechanization means we make them faster, not less

How much bigger price for iPhone will be if they will create all the details and the end product in the us ? 2000$?

 

[ALC]

How much bigger price for iPhone will be if they will create all the details and the end product in the us ? 2000$?

maybe, but that's not the case for all goods. plenty of automakers have moved their plants to america for example.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

maybe, but that's not the case for all goods. plenty of automakers have moved their plants to america for example.

Even they import many details from abroad, they don't create all 100% of details for cars at their factories

 

[Martin]

How much bigger price for iPhone will be if they will create all the details and the end product in the us ? 2000$?

people would still buy it. the whole point of apple products is that you pay too much on purpose to pay for your own happiness

like starbucks with their expensive coffee

 

[icemaη]

people would still buy it. the whole point of apple products is that you pay too much on purpose to pay for your own happiness

like starbucks with their expensive coffee

America- where you sue Starbucks for too much ice

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

people would still buy it. the whole point of apple products is that you pay too much on purpose to pay for your own happiness

like starbucks with their expensive coffee

Im not doubting the fact the people will still buy it, the truth is that you as government should create special conditions for companies so they wont move their productions abroad, because in the end of the day all that matters are the workplaces, the taxes and the growing up GDP

 

[ALC]

Even they import many details from abroad, they don't create all 100% of details for cars at their factories

Yeah, that's the case with companies all over the world

 

[Ocelot]

If anything, globalization and mechanization would help. Sure, a lot of our shit was made in China but that just means that factories here produce the final product instead of the components.

And mechanization means we make them faster, not less

No, it means that with little tariffs and cheap transportation methods anything not dependant on skilled labout will be produced elsewhere - as has happened the past few decades.

And mechanisation does mean more production (if the machines are cheaper than imports from low wage countries), but it also means a lot less factory jobs.