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28. White House announces that The Port of L.A. expanding to 24/7 operations among other measures

Reply to Justice matters. (Original post)

Wed Oct 13, 2021, 10:10 AM

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The global supply chain nightmare is about to get worse [View all] Justice matters. Oct 2021 OP

This man is a prophet. roamer65 Oct 2021 #1

+1 brer cat Oct 2021 #9

We have to remember we're in a class war. C Moon Oct 2021 #2

I would not be surprised if some of them were not involved in actively causing disruptions like cstanleytech Oct 2021 #15

But what capitalist doesn't love a supply disruption? Farmer-Rick Oct 2021 #29

does this mean... myohmy2 Oct 2021 #3

Not with current energy prices. Nt cinematicdiversions Oct 2021 #7

... orangecrush Oct 2021 #32

Gonna take some serious government intervention to solve this. Hoyt Oct 2021 #4

Speaking of which BumRushDaShow Oct 2021 #19

maybe they should not have offshored so much Skittles Oct 2021 #5

Sending jobs and technology should have been viewed as equivalent to selling military secrets. LT Barclay Oct 2021 #12

absolutely correct Skittles Oct 2021 #13

Or had back up production Farmer-Rick Oct 2021 #30

It was incredibly short-sighted to offshore semiconductor production. Politicub Oct 2021 #33

I made a quick trip to the grocery tonite dweller Oct 2021 #6

Where do you live? PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2021 #8

NC dweller Oct 2021 #11

The "benefits" of just in time inventory systems Sherman A1 Oct 2021 #16

I still see plenty of trucks on the road and they would not be on the road if they were empty. cstanleytech Oct 2021 #20

Yeah, during the first wave of the pandemic, Farmer-Rick Oct 2021 #31

The bypass around Atlanta is flooded with more trucks than I have ever seen. Politicub Oct 2021 #34

"Our species consumes 1.5 times the resources of this planet every year." stopdiggin Oct 2021 #10

Yeah, me too. mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2021 #18

we obviously need somebody smarter stopdiggin Oct 2021 #22

Will people realize that they don't need all the new BigmanPigman Oct 2021 #14

But rownesheck Oct 2021 #21

+1 dalton99a Oct 2021 #25

Do you really think people acting like it was the Great Depression forthemiddle Oct 2021 #26

People are not spending as much on entertainment and travel. Politicub Oct 2021 #35

It'll be Biden's fault luv2fly Oct 2021 #17

It's the "supply side economics" fault. Justice matters. Oct 2021 #27

My kids' high school can't provide school lunches half the time. Efilroft Sul Oct 2021 #23

I hate to say it but the only way I see this getting resolved is through a recession or period inwiththenew Oct 2021 #24

White House announces that The Port of L.A. expanding to 24/7 operations among other measures LetMyPeopleVote Oct 2021 #28

After a review by forum hosts....LOCKING Omaha Steve Oct 2021 #36