Posted on 02/07/2016 7:46:41 PM PST by 11th_VA
Unions are good for workers?
I read somewhere that these companies pay the medican workers next to nothing. They get no benefits and the factory has a cafeteria on site to keep them at work.
I know that the high corporate income tax is driving these companies out but it still pizzes me off.
“Unions are good for workers?”
Right up to the point where the plant closes!
Model is 2007 so 8 years old, but I have driven it for 7 years.
“Cool. I’m a free-marketeer. Every dollar I save is a dollar earned. Used to buy “Made in America” exclusively. Never again”
My first three cars: GM, Ford, then GM.
There was some element of patriotism, being a good neighbor. Then they got quotas to limit the freedom of Americans to buy as they please. That wasn’t patriotic, neighborly, or respectful. Now government motors simply uses taxation to reach into my back pocket. I blame the unions primarily, though government regulation and taxation also figure in.
If you want to buy American and get a value, buy from any of the many companies building in right-to-work states.
The Giant Sucking Sound continues uninterrupted since 1994.
Nissan also builds a lot of vehicles in the U.S.A. My brother-in-law bought a Ford the same year (2000) I bought a Nissan. About the same price, but mine has many more features. Now over fifteen years later, his Ford transmission failed and he has other problems. My Nissan has twice the mileage but never had any problems and runs like new. I don't think he'll buy another Ford.
Obama keeps importing his anti- American islamonazi invaders while he exports our jobs. Not a good deal - not by a long shot.
Too bad he can’t put a tariff on all the hotels and golf courses he has overseas.
Any updates on this? It actually is interesting.
Then, when the auto industry sees another slow-down, the Mexican production facilities will keep running, the US plants will be idled back with layoffs...
Same Trump who has profited $millions via those so-called “unfair markets” of China??? Yeah, right.
Will he tariff all of the VWs, Nissans, Chryslers, and GM cars that are built in Mexico? And all of the cars that are made in Canada?
Since Labor costs are only 20% of Cars Manufactured here, why do those Cars cost the same as Cars Manufactured here?
I had a Chrysler PT Cruiser that was built in Mexico and I drive a Dodge Challenger that was built in Canada. Heck, they even Manufacture Cadillac CUV’s down there.
Meanwhile, my Wife drives a Kia Optima that was built in North Carolina. I’m so confused. LOL
>>>Too bad he can’t put a tariff on all the hotels and golf courses he has overseas<<<
You realize that your comment makes absolutely no sense, right?
Those properties produce Income benefitting an American Company and have not exported American Jobs. The Money is flowing in to America, not out of America.
Supposedly, when Tesla gets their Nevada Gigafactory battery plant on line their model S U.S. content will hit 90 percent.
Buy American. Get a Toyata.
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