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15. I gotta wonder though if they rigged it.

Mon Sep 8, 2025, 11:47 AM

Sep 2025

After all were they required to provide training or did they choose not to in order to save money by bringing in foreign workers to do the work?

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US Raid on Hyundai Plant Leaves Korean Companies Reeling [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 OP

The rate shithole and the GQP are going..... Lovie777 Sep 2025 #1

Gives them deniability. Hyundai was responsible JCMach1 Sep 2025 #5

No it did not, as these were engineers sent to set the equipment up Tumbulu Sep 2025 #22

Feels like harassment of a foreign-owned company to me SpankMe Sep 2025 #3

According to an unpaywalled article at CNN BootinUp Sep 2025 #4

The spectacle of Koreans in chains BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #6

This event/spectacle has more to do with domestic BootinUp Sep 2025 #7

Everything 45's lunatics do is "for teevee" BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #10

The play is hardly over. Nt BootinUp Sep 2025 #14

From a Seoul based journalist: mainer Sep 2025 #11

I gotta wonder though if they rigged it. cstanleytech Sep 2025 #15

All of this "behind the scenes" stuff BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #16

Yes. Employing locals was supposed to be the point. Srkdqltr Sep 2025 #19

And decades of Raygun-promoted "off-shoring" BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #20

Amother day, another shakedown... dlk Sep 2025 #17