[bert]

You seem to be a business illiterate, likely a liberal or perhaps closet progressive. Busiesses are founded to make money and do not exist to provide jobs.

Unions have degenerated into corrupt political entities that collect dues to promote a political agenda. They are a shield for those lacking the courage to take risks.

Harping on American products is sort of a joke. American love foreign made goods and by an overwhelming margin prefer them to expensive American manufactured products.

[dragnet2]

American love foreign made goods and by an overwhelming margin prefer them to expensive American manufactured products.

You American love foreign made good...stupid fat yankee... cost less than you bad goods...You shop Walmart, you like better...We sell cheap tire, you buy with couple dollar, you go go on tire...You have *goodyear*...Hahah

[re_nortex]

Businesses are founded to make money and do not exist to provide jobs.

That's absolutely right. A business has a fiduciary responsibility to its stockholders. It doesn't exist to create jobs or boost the morale of a community. Those are merely side-effects of making profits.

Unions have degenerated into corrupt political entities that collect dues to promote a political agenda.

I invest in a number of businesses and any company that caves into union demands inevitably hurts me and other stockholders financially.

RIGHT TO WORK laws are the first step. Ending affirmative action (a drain on productivity since the best and brightest are passed over) is another necessary step. And of course there are the profit-killing regulations that must be abolished to restore the American economy.