Re: Chrysler sells all 6400 Dodge Challenger muscle cars

John Harding wrote:
>  <Poetic Justice <@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> wrote: 
>> Taking money off the top of cor****ate earnings, hurts the working 
>> people. Once again Liberalism attacks the hard working people and wants

>> to give our money to *Government* and freeloaders who *contribute zero*

>> to the *economic health* of the NATION.
>>
> Yeah, and GM, Ford, Toyota and Honda in Canada do better assembling 
> automobiles in Canada due to "national health care".
> 
> GM, America's biggest cor****ation, is sucking because they pay for the
****.
> 
> Meanwhile, GM Canada does a lot better because Canada has single payer.
> 
> Sorry man, I was just in Spartansburg all last week.  The only reason
BMW 
> does well there is due to "low wages".
> 
> Toyota and Honda in Canada?   They're not UAW or CAW union, but are
payed the 
> same.
> 
> More than Yanks.
> 
> America's answer to globalism is to be paid as if they were bare footed 
> chinks in a factory in China.  And they're making BMW's.
> 

I agree, but the cause is....

Carter's tax and regulate.
Reagan granting amnesty to Illegals instead of fixing the problem.
Bush 1 with his new world order. Globalizing and sending our Production 
off shore.Raising Taxes.
Clinton not keeping his promise to VETO NAFTA. Not fixing the Illegals, 
And Raising taxes.
This Bush with his Social Spending, and non enforcement of the 
Immigration.

  The US Workers watch a loaf of bread and gas and everything go up 6 
times their costs in 20 years and the pay is about the same for low to 
mid level skilled jobs.

But then I'm not going to buy new cars from Canada or a new BMW from the 
USA..... until they show some respect for American workers.... I try to 
buy from companies that treat people descent.

I'm seeing companies go belly up here in the US... real estate companies 
  and builders and car lots.....   it's not surprising since the 
government has been bleeding the population dry with it's lack of 
concern for immigration and loss of manufacturing and insatiable 
appetite for new spending and taxes.