[RLK]

Another ideologically obsessed kook heard from. Any theorist or advocate who does not FULLY address the primary problem of the shipping of entire groups of major industries, high tech and otherwise, is a crackpot.

[Zon]

Rep. Bill Archer, Chairman, House Ways and Means Committee:

 "A recent survey was done, in Europe and Japan, of the major corporations and I was astounded at the results. They were asked, 'If the US abolished its income tax and went to a sales tax, would that have any impact on your decisions?' Eighty percent of the corporations said they would build their factories in the United States of America. Twenty percent said they would move their international headquarters to the United States of America."

[MHGinTN]

Any theorist or advocate who does not FULLY address the primary problem of the shipping of entire groups of major industries, high tech and otherwise, is a crackpot. posted by RLK I wouldn't say crakpot, but I agree that this wholesale exodus of our industrial base to out of the country then shipping back in the products of that industry is very corrosive to our historical existence. What is occurring, at a consistent pace due primarily to the greed of the ceo's leading these foundational industries, is a division of culture that will eventually have little or no middle class, which of course leads to the class 'warfare' so easily exploited by nefarious political types like the despotic democrat party. Can we have a discussion of these notions, without spewing hateful rhetoric?