[FreedomNotSafety]

Many Freepers wont follow a link to the slimes so I will summarize. The owner of this company is described in a literal rags to riches way. Nearly starved by the Chicoms, up from his bootstraps, and now seemingly a good person. Builds a factory in the US because GM asked him to. Says he thinks the US should re-industrialize.

He built a factory in one of the few rust belt states that still has closed union shop laws. The UAW targeted it and campaigned hard and they still lost despite the fact that his company did not even fight back in any meaningful way.

[Gen.Blather]

When the unions came out for Obamacare and then the union members got hurt by Obamacare, the union members began to evaluate what the union was doing for them. They didn’t like the answer.

[PGR88]

As Communist armies approached Shanghai four years later, Cao's family fled by ship to this area of southeastern China, near his father’s hometown, but lost almost all of its possessions.

One would think with his in-depth experience in dealing with socialist parasites, Cao would know what unions like the UAW are all about.

[gunsequalfreedom]

Unions in China are strictly controlled by the Communist Party.

Unions in China are illegal. What's this nonsense about strictly controlled?

[central_va]

Unions suck but the are really a samll problem. Only 10% of the manufacturing sector workers in the USA are represented by a union.

[catnipman]

Hope his U.S. factories make better replacement auto glass than the absolute crap made in China, which is about the only kind now available in the U.S.

[j_guru]

Local News Link

I scanned the Times article, but missed any reference to the most important information, which to me gives an insight into the attitude of the people of South West Ohio.

"Employees at Fuyao Glass America voted by a resounding margin Thursday against joining the United Auto Workers, defeating the union’s more than 18-month attempt to organize one of the Dayton area’s fastest growing manufacturers, in a fight that drew the international spotlight.

The final tally was 886 to 441, according to the National Labor Relations Board, which oversaw the election."