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MrSlayer

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2. No place. Unless we accept third world wages and conditions.

Reply to Zalatix (Original post)

Thu May 24, 2012, 05:25 PM

May 2012

The whole purpose of globalization is to suppress wages and maximize profits.

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Globalism: What place does the American worker have in this? [View all] Zalatix May 2012 OP

I can't wait to read the answers to your post. Thanks for stating it so well. JDPriestly May 2012 #1

Don't make me yank your 'citizen of the world' card. Zalatix May 2012 #4

No place. Unless we accept third world wages and conditions. MrSlayer May 2012 #2

And this falls right in line with the "America must lower its standard of living" crowd Zalatix May 2012 #6

K&R. Want to watch this one. n/t Egalitarian Thug May 2012 #3

Egalatarian Thug has already proven himself a big supporter of outsourcing. SOLIDARITY (otherwise)! Romulox May 2012 #7

Maybe in your twisted mind. And the post you linked to doesn't support your contention Egalitarian Thug May 2012 #9

Right--you bought your Nissan for SOLIDARITY's sake! Romulox May 2012 #10

As Mr Slayer stated above; it's screamingly obvious Capn Sunshine May 2012 #5

none Puzzledtraveller May 2012 #8

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