To: JerseyanExile
Will Americans cross the boarder between the USA and Mexico for work in Mexico ?
Look's like China is hemorrhaging money, jobs, manufacturing.. what is going on there ?
The USA could be getting those jobs down south, and could do more to bring more jobs back to the USA if only the unions would get out of the way and die like the dinosaurs, and less taxes and regulations.
To: American Constitutionalist
The best that could happen is that Mexico attracts its deserters back to home port. Any American that would go there to work is just asking for trouble. There is no redeeming value to Mexico whatsoever, otherwise their ‘citizens’ would stay there instead of coming here to rape this country of its riches.
4 posted on
09/21/2012 11:11:41 AM PDT by
Gaffer
To: American Constitutionalist
“Look’s like China is hemorrhaging money, jobs, manufacturing.. what is going on there ? “
The recent riots in China, targeting the Japanese embassy, and Japanese businesses, certainly aren't helping matters.
To: American Constitutionalist
Will Americans cross the boarder between the USA and Mexico for work in Mexico ? No, Mexico shoots illegal immigrants and is an incredibly xenophobic country. Immigration to Mexico is microscopic, and they hate immigrants, especially Americans.
Look's like China is hemorrhaging money, jobs, manufacturing.. what is going on there ?
"Chasing Poverty"...that's what multinationals do.
The USA could be getting those jobs down south, and could do more to bring more jobs back to the USA if only the unions would get out of the way and die like the dinosaurs, and less taxes and regulations
It will never be cheap enough here even without all of that. Mexico will always be a hellhole, because it's people and culture make it that way. Wages will always be lower then the United States unless our standard of living descends to theirs.
And when that happens, who will be the customers for cheap crap from Mexico and China? Them?
Hasn't worked out that way.
7 posted on
09/21/2012 11:46:38 AM PDT by
Regulator
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