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IBM calls its plan, first presented internally to some midlevel managers in October, "Global Sourcing." It involves people in its Application
Management Services group, a part of IBM's giant global-services operations, which comprise more than half IBM's 315,000 employees.

Slave labor is a wonderfull thing...especially in countries that have well educated slaves

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Slave labor is a wonderfull thing...especially in countries that have well educated slaves

You discredit yourself when you describe people working for wages that are low by US standards, but provide a decent living by india standards, as slave labor. They are anything but. The cost of living in india is cheap enough, that they are very middle class.

My brother worked on a farm in 1960 and made a very repectable dollar an hour. Of course the cost of living was low back then, just like it is in India now.

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Slave labor is a wonderfull thing...especially in countries that have well educated slaves

Indians aren't slaves.  They have their lives.  To an Indian, you might appear to be an undereducated, overpaid leech on productive society.  Not to me, you understand, but maybe to an Indian.