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In reply to the discussion: Factory Closing Bad News for Small Missouri Town [View all]Response to Sherman A1 (Reply #9)
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Voting for those whose policies would destroy one's livelihood is being a dumb a$$.
SammyWinstonJack
Jan 2012
#77
Outsourcing is America's way of sacrificing our livelihood to help the world's poor! <sarcasm>
Zalatix
Jan 2012
#93
Neither I, you, nor anybody else here even knows who the "dumb-asses" are supposed to be,
Romulox
Jan 2012
#45
I agree with you. Having lived in red areas for many, many years, and hearing them complain
TwilightGardener
Jan 2012
#35
As I've said, I feel bad for Democratic voters in red areas, especially those who lose their jobs
TwilightGardener
Jan 2012
#42
Reading comprehension not your bag, eh? I assume there's Democrats, liberals, the apolitical, and
TwilightGardener
Jan 2012
#49
?? When a given area predominantly votes for Republicans, it's safe to assume they
TwilightGardener
Jan 2012
#52
Your comments, below, tend to take some of the bite out of your critique of globalism.
Romulox
Jan 2012
#33
You seem a bad spokesperson for the "interests" of US factory workers. That's all. nt
Romulox
Jan 2012
#32
Bzzt. Check the cash on AAPL's balance sheet, the price of their products, and report back.
Dreamer Tatum
Jan 2012
#46
Which to value more: union labor (if foreign) or American labor (if non-union).
pampango
Jan 2012
#90
Given our experience with China, what makes you think that Hanes would not move to
pampango
Jan 2012
#85
How would Mexican-made Hanes products avoid a USA tariff if NAFTA didn't exist?
brentspeak
Jan 2012
#86