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Zoner 07-07-2004 08:20 AM

That can be said of a lot of people here, not just Short Hand.

MrLevinstein 07-07-2004 08:40 AM

Yes but some not to the extent that short hand goes, look at this thread, the beheading ones and the ronald reagan ones, he just keeps going

07-07-2004 08:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noctis
Quote:

Originally Posted by KTOG
Short Hand take some college level Macroeconomics classes then come back with material. All those ideas you brought up were opinion and not fact.

^^^^^^^^

And for further reference, it was made possible for those corporations to pack up and leave by none other than - [insert gasp here] - the Democrats who pushed NAFTA through during the Clinton Administration. NAFTA, along with a few smaller trade agreements, are considered the most irresponsible in the history of the US. Clinton's trade policies sent corporations fleeing happily to Mexico with no penalty, and have us sitting in a $100 billion trade defecit with China. And all thanks to Liberals. Republicans tried to stop the bills.

Now shut the fuck up until you have some education.

then why is Bush now pushing a bill to give tax breaks for companies who outsource? If your opposed to outsourcing then you cfix the problem when you get in power, not make the problem worse!
YOU need to check YOUR facts before you break into your regular "democrats this, democracts that" rhetoric.

Old Reliable 07-07-2004 08:44 AM

lol ronald reagan

MrLevinstein 07-07-2004 08:45 AM

[quote="Old Reliable":48149]lol ronald reagan[/quote:48149]

Posts: 10197

Nothing but 3 word answers spam2:

Please do not get this shit going again. So back of stryker you are a day late and a doller short

Short Hand 07-07-2004 09:25 AM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":f0743]
Quote:

Originally Posted by Noctis
Quote:

Originally Posted by KTOG
Short Hand take some college level Macroeconomics classes then come back with material. All those ideas you brought up were opinion and not fact.

^^^^^^^^

And for further reference, it was made possible for those corporations to pack up and leave by none other than - [insert gasp here] - the Democrats who pushed NAFTA through during the Clinton Administration. NAFTA, along with a few smaller trade agreements, are considered the most irresponsible in the history of the US. Clinton's trade policies sent corporations fleeing happily to Mexico with no penalty, and have us sitting in a $100 billion trade defecit with China. And all thanks to Liberals. Republicans tried to stop the bills.

Now shut the fuck up until you have some education.

then why is Bush now pushing a bill to give tax breaks for companies who outsource? If your opposed to outsourcing then you cfix the problem when you get in power, not make the problem worse!
YOU need to check YOUR facts before you break into your regular "democrats this, democracts that" rhetoric.[/quote:f0743]

so im not alone ? rock:

Short Hand 07-07-2004 09:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein
Yes but some not to the extent that short hand goes, look at this thread, the beheading ones and the ronald reagan ones, he just keeps going

well i feel justified in my comments of reagen, if you had any idea of the contra's he funded, the war in nicurauga he funded which killed 200 000 people. + all the other stuff. All i ask id he not be elevated to "legend" status as a president, he didn't deserve it, may he rest in peace, but not in glory. To much blood is on this man for that.

Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, those are legends.

MrLevinstein 07-07-2004 11:59 AM

[quote="Short Hand":1c9e3]
Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein
Yes but some not to the extent that short hand goes, look at this thread, the beheading ones and the ronald reagan ones, he just keeps going

well i feel justified in my comments of reagen, if you had any idea of the contra's he funded, the war in nicurauga he funded which killed 200 000 people. + all the other stuff. All i ask id he not be elevated to "legend" status as a president, he didn't deserve it, may he rest in peace, but not in glory. To much blood is on this man for that.

Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa, those are legends.[/quote:1c9e3]

You got your ass pounded like the skinny white guy at sing sing, now STFU and move on ffs you have ahard head. Youll probably still fight with me after this post just because you are a cock sniffer. STFU and stop being gay

Pyro 07-07-2004 12:08 PM

I love my 2 1861 enfield rifles same as the ones used by the confederates in the us civil war (I only found this out when watching Mail Call and the guy was comparing the springfield to the enfield)

I don't own guns to shoot them...they are just display.

right to bare arms...meh...unloaded decaration...but for shooting...don't really need it here. But there is a serial killer wannabe moving into brampton who says he wants to be worse than paul bernardo (if you live in canada you should know this guy)

07-07-2004 12:22 PM

Lev. the ability to childishly cuss someone out does not show anyone here (well anyone intelligent) that you've won the argument; rather the opposite is true.

Pyro 07-07-2004 12:24 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":dc00a]Lev. the ability to childishly cuss someone out does not show anyone here (well anyone intelligent) that you've won the argument; rather the opposite is true.[/quote:dc00a]

TGB! 07-07-2004 12:25 PM

[quote:93d88]then why is Bush now pushing a bill to give tax breaks for companies who outsource? If your opposed to outsourcing then you cfix the problem when you get in power, not make the problem worse!
YOU need to check YOUR facts before you break into your regular "democrats this, democracts that" rhetoric.[/quote:93d88]

What bill is this?

I laugh at folks who whine about tax "breaks" to the rich and to corporations. Who do you think creates jobs? What tax laws are in place that has FORCED businesses to move their operations overseas instead of having to deal with the bullshit of zealous legislators who want to look good for their constituents and go after "big business".

We live in a Capatalist Democracy. Deal with it. I'd rather have the system we have now, than some over-taxed bullshit Democratic Socialism, or some grossly handicapped Pseudo-Communist state.

Short Hand 07-07-2004 01:09 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":2fb44]Lev. the ability to childishly cuss someone out does not show anyone here (well anyone intelligent) that you've won the argument; rather the opposite is true.[/quote:2fb44]

Tripper 07-07-2004 01:43 PM

[quote="Short Hand":ccf75][quote:ccf75]opinion and not fact.[/quote:ccf75]


sweat shops don't exist ? All I ask is corporations change their ethics, I don't see how this is stupid. I didn't know giving livable wages to poor people was stupid. Thats all i nearly suggested. I don't have the "economic knowledge that noctis has" (Hell im going to university to study graphic design..) So im not some bain child of it all like yourself. rolleyes:
[/quote:ccf75]

The question is.....WHY? Why here? How is some stupid little nerd on a stupid little gaming forum for a stupid little outdated game going to make a difference? All you're doing here is being an annoying fuckwit, nobody is taking you seriously, and even if they were, do you think they're gonna be like "OMG! He's RIGHT! LETS GO BOMB THE CORPORATIONS!"

Fuck no.

Why waste your time and sacrifice respect, among other things, just to try and make some point that isn't even relevant on this forum, and is not going to help your cause in the slightest??

I think, along with most of the people around here, that you're just being an attention whore because you seek attention like oxygen....You're like a 5 year old. "MOMMY MOMMY LOOK AT ME!"

07-07-2004 03:50 PM

[quote="TGB!":ff079][quote:ff079]then why is Bush now pushing a bill to give tax breaks for companies who outsource? If your opposed to outsourcing then you cfix the problem when you get in power, not make the problem worse!
YOU need to check YOUR facts before you break into your regular "democrats this, democracts that" rhetoric.[/quote:ff079]

What bill is this?

I laugh at folks who whine about tax "breaks" to the rich and to corporations. Who do you think creates jobs? What tax laws are in place that has FORCED businesses to move their operations overseas instead of having to deal with the bullshit of zealous legislators who want to look good for their constituents and go after "big business".

We live in a Capatalist Democracy. Deal with it. I'd rather have the system we have now, than some over-taxed bullshit Democratic Socialism, or some grossly handicapped Pseudo-Communist state.
[/quote:ff079]

I believe it is called Senate legislation S 1637; I am not sure if it was passed or killed, but it did exist as a plan at some point and Bush supported it, don't pretend like it didn't exist.

I also prefer our system to Communism, but we should give tax breaks for keeping jobs HERE, not sending them overseas. Especially so-called white collar jobs, which are generally well paying jobs in the US.
Did you know that they managed to outsource information related jobs (such as help lines and ordering for computer stores, etc.); Frankly I don't care too much for supporting India's economy rather than ours and speaking to some guy who can barely speak English when I need to order a part.

TGB! 07-07-2004 04:14 PM

[quote:1355d]I believe it is called Senate legislation S 1637; I am not sure if it was passed or killed, but it did exist as a plan at some point and Bush supported it, don't pretend like it didn't exist.[/quote:1355d]

Oh please. Just because it had the endoresement of the President doesnt mean itll survive out of committee. As his partys head, of COURSE hes going to support leglislation that tows party line, and keeps special interest happy. Doesnt mean hes sitting in the oval office hoping to god the bill gets passed, and in fact no doubt is certain it would get killed.

KTOG 07-07-2004 04:45 PM

[quote="Short Hand":cf4d6][quote="Sgt Stryker":cf4d6][quote=Noctis][quote=KTOG]Short Hand take some college level Macroeconomics classes then come back with material. All those ideas you brought up were opinion and not fact.[/quote]

^^^^^^^^

And for further reference, it was made possible for those corporations to pack up and leave by none other than - [insert gasp here] - the Democrats who pushed NAFTA through during the Clinton Administration. NAFTA, along with a few smaller trade agreements, are considered the most irresponsible in the history of the US. Clinton's trade policies sent corporations fleeing happily to Mexico with no penalty, and have us sitting in a $100 billion trade defecit with China. And all thanks to Liberals. Republicans tried to stop the bills.

Now shut the fuck up until you have some education.[/quote]

then why is Bush now pushing a bill to give tax breaks for companies who outsource? If your opposed to outsourcing then you cfix the problem when you get in power, not make the problem worse!
YOU need to check YOUR facts before you break into your regular "democrats this, democracts that" rhetoric.[/quote:cf4d6]

so im not alone ? rock:[/quote:cf4d6]

Out sourcing is definatly not a totally bad thing. You can compare this to when our army goes out to protect or defend freedom in other countries. Not everyone agrees with it but it must happen. With outsousorcing many jobs are created for poor/undeveloped countries. Yes, the pay is not great and yes the jobs are usually shitty. Do you know what that person would be doing if that job wasn't there? Probably shoveling shit for even less money than they get for sewing soccer balls. You might hear how bad the pay is but the only other stable job in these countries is farming. It gives them a chance to help out in the global economy. These people in the foreign countries were not forced to take this job, they chose to because it was a better oppurtunity than the one they had.

As for better jobs that are outsourced to European countries like England, France, Germany, ETC. are also a must. Existing companies ask themselves a question of "Should we open up a new market or open another factory in an already diluted market?" Many of these European divisions have been untapped. These outsourced jobs still pay the US, in doing so helps out our economy. With out these jobs companies would not be worth what they were and could not produce in America as efficiently if these jobs were not available. Why open a plant in America when you know its just going to close because it is not needed? Thats just bad business.

From a Macroeconomical viewpoint, the reasoning for outsourcing being bad that i'm getting from you 2 is the lack of jobs.

[url="http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.toc.htm"]http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.toc.htm[/url]

The standard gauge for unemployment is defined at 5.6 % in America. However this doesn't include people not of age and people that haven't been searching for a job in 3 months. Therefor the actually unemployment rate is probably in the 9-10% range. THIS IS NOT A PROBLEM. These people are either people that are well off, lazy, house wives(husbands), or have some other reasoning for not taking a job. As for the 5.6 percent, about 4% find jobs within 6 months. So that leaves us with 1.6 percent ... wow, that isn't a big number. These people will either be integrated into the people who give up looking or will take a longer time to find a job. If you believe its possible to have 100% in the US i don't know what your smoking but i want it.

In both micro and macroeconomic theory outsourcing is good for the US and World econmy.

Damn i should save this post for an essay at school :)

MrLevinstein 07-07-2004 05:03 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":a2b0b]Lev. the ability to childishly cuss someone out does not show anyone here (well anyone intelligent) that you've won the argument; rather the opposite is true.[/quote:a2b0b]

Stryk, that wasnt very childish or very cuss filled. Youre ability to come into the arguement 9 pages later with nothing but bullshit opinions doesnt show anyone here (well anyone intellegence) that youve won the arguement:rather the opposite is true.

I was just telling the kid to sit down and stfu because he is wrong, most people when wrong admit it and STFU, but short hands muscles are far bigger than his brain.

07-07-2004 07:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein

Stryk, that wasnt very childish or very cuss filled.

it looked rather childish to me


[quote:fa0f0]Youre ability to come into the arguement 9 pages later [/quote:fa0f0]
excuse me for having a life and not responding to these threads every hour like some of these people oOo:

[quote:fa0f0]with nothing but bullshit opinions doesnt show anyone here (well anyone intellegence) that youve won the arguement:rather the opposite is true.[/quote:fa0f0]
the fact that Bush also supported a bill that would lead to more outsourcing is not a "bullshit opinion" neither is the fact that Noctis is wrong when he blames Clinton for all our problems

Also, it's anyone intelligent or anyone of intelligence; not anyone intelligence

[quote:fa0f0]I was just telling the kid to sit down and stfu because he is wrong, most people when wrong admit it and STFU, but short hands muscles are far bigger than his brain.[/quote:fa0f0]

that's your "bullshit opinion", why can't he be wrong when folks from the right side of the spectrum are also often wrong and don't shut up?

07-07-2004 07:24 PM

[quote="TGB!":437d2][quote:437d2]I believe it is called Senate legislation S 1637; I am not sure if it was passed or killed, but it did exist as a plan at some point and Bush supported it, don't pretend like it didn't exist.[/quote:437d2]

Oh please. Just because it had the endoresement of the President doesnt mean itll survive out of committee. As his partys head, of COURSE hes going to support leglislation that tows party line, and keeps special interest happy. Doesnt mean hes sitting in the oval office hoping to god the bill gets passed, and in fact no doubt is certain it would get killed.[/quote:437d2]

I never said it would be passed (God I sure hope it won't be), I'm just reminding Noctis that Clinton is not the only president who supported stupid ideas. I'm big enough to admit that both parties make stupid decisions, is the rest of aa.com big enough?

Pyro 07-07-2004 07:32 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":438e7][quote="TGB!":438e7][quote:438e7]I believe it is called Senate legislation S 1637; I am not sure if it was passed or killed, but it did exist as a plan at some point and Bush supported it, don't pretend like it didn't exist.[/quote:438e7]

Oh please. Just because it had the endoresement of the President doesnt mean itll survive out of committee. As his partys head, of COURSE hes going to support leglislation that tows party line, and keeps special interest happy. Doesnt mean hes sitting in the oval office hoping to god the bill gets passed, and in fact no doubt is certain it would get killed.[/quote:438e7]

I never said it would be passed (God I sure hope it won't be), I'm just reminding Noctis that Clinton is not the only president who supported stupid ideas. I'm big enough to admit that both parties make stupid decisions, is the rest of aa.com big enough?[/quote:438e7]

If people didn't know...Michael Moore wrote in one of his books against basic things of both big parties, not just the conservative one. Moore is right...he dones't like Kerry, but getting Bush out is the ultimate thing. Who would like Kerry...? He is no Clinton...but he is not Bush which is better than having Bush.

Drew 07-07-2004 07:39 PM

Well.. since KTOG beat me to the punch.. again..

I'll just reiterate that outsourcing is not a entirely bad thing. It is bad when it is unregulated, such as the case with NAFTA. The bill which you reference, if I recall correctly (I can't seem to find it in the Senate database - did it even make it that far?), would give tax benefits to corporations who outsourced work to specific countries and under very strict guidelines which revolved around what my professors referred to as the "Samaritan Effect," wherein a company establishes a solid reputation in an unpenetrated market by providing jobs to the community and then moves to begin providing its product and/or service in said market, thus generating TAXABLE income for the US-based corporation, which also pays tariffs and import taxes on its goods (this break is not applicable for people who outsource to say, Mexico, because there are no import taxes or tariffs thanks to NAFTA).

Furthermore, outsourcing has almost NOTHING to do with a trade defecit with China. The problem is that the Clinton Administration enacted a trade agreement with China that practically lifted all restrictions on imports, while China to this day maintains heavy restrictions on our exports, which are literally BANNED in most parts of the country. And a $100 billion trade defecit isn't enough to break the back of the economy, but when that catches up (just in time for Clinton to step out of office), it sure as shit can be enough to nuke a surplus that was what, $82 billion? Not to mention the tech crash and the dot com crash and the NAFTA backlash.

I don't think I've ever met a Liberal that was well-versed in Economics, seriously. Anyone who is knows that Capitalism is the way to be rock:

KTOG 07-08-2004 05:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noctis
I don't think I've ever met a Liberal that was well-versed in Economics, seriously. Anyone who is knows that Capitalism is the way to be rock:

I'm fairly liberal however I never heard any liberal politicians speak well about our current Economic status. Alan Greenspan is my hero and all you nay sayers can get on your knees a blow him because he knows what he is doing. This man has been in office for longer than you have been on the earth so i wouldn't criticize this man's policies. dance: dance: dance:

Short Hand 07-08-2004 05:46 AM

[img]http://maritimes.indymedia.org/local/webcast/uploads/metafiles/sweatshop.jpg[/img]

foreign exploitation. There is no excuse for it.

[img]http://www.uniteunion.org/sweatshops/photos/picture7.jpg[/img]

its all about money and more of it. no one seems to care, then you go and give comapnies an excuse saying they had to. my god. 10 cents a day for these people. Im talking about social justice here.

Our lives shall not be sweated from birth until life closes;
Hearts starve as well as bodies; give us bread but give us roses!"----from the labor song 'Bread and Roses' by James Oppenheim .


[quote:b5524]Out sourcing is definatly not a totally bad thing. You can compare this to when our army goes out to protect or defend freedom in other countries. Not everyone agrees with it but it must happen. With outsousorcing many jobs are created for poor/undeveloped countries. Yes, the pay is not great and yes the jobs are usually shitty. Do you know what that person would be doing if that job wasn't there? Probably shoveling shit for even less money than they get for sewing soccer balls. You might hear how bad the pay is but the only other stable job in these countries is farming. It gives them a chance to help out in the global economy. These people in the foreign countries were not forced to take this job, they chose to because it was a better oppurtunity than the one they had[/quote:b5524]

so getting a 12 year old kid to make your nikes is a good thing ? & these companies should be paying the workers a livable wage not 10 cents a day. Its not a hard concept, considering they charge 40 bucks a a t shirt. thats alot of profit if you ask me. why not just pay them better ? its possible yet not being done.

Short Hand 07-08-2004 05:48 AM

[quote=Tripper]
Quote:

Originally Posted by "Short Hand":8d370
[quote:8d370]opinion and not fact.


sweat shops don't exist ? All I ask is corporations change their ethics, I don't see how this is stupid. I didn't know giving livable wages to poor people was stupid. Thats all i nearly suggested. I don't have the "economic knowledge that noctis has" (Hell im going to university to study graphic design..) So im not some bain child of it all like yourself. rolleyes:
[/quote:8d370]

The question is.....WHY? Why here? How is some stupid little nerd on a stupid little gaming forum for a stupid little outdated game going to make a difference? All you're doing here is being an annoying fuckwit, nobody is taking you seriously, and even if they were, do you think they're gonna be like "OMG! He's RIGHT! LETS GO BOMB THE CORPORATIONS!"

Fuck no.

Why waste your time and sacrifice respect, among other things, just to try and make some point that isn't even relevant on this forum, and is not going to help your cause in the slightest??

I think, along with most of the people around here, that you're just being an attention whore because you seek attention like oxygen....You're like a 5 year old. "MOMMY MOMMY LOOK AT ME!"[/quote:8d370]

why go to a place saturated with politics, This seems more of the place, and if you had not noticed this place ain't much of a gaming forum anymore.

KTOG 07-08-2004 06:15 AM

[quote="Short Hand":f774f]
so getting a 12 year old kid to make your nikes is a good thing ? & these companies should be paying the workers a livable wage not 10 cents a day. Its not a hard concept, considering they charge 40 bucks a a t shirt. thats alot of profit if you ask me. why not just pay them better ? its possible yet not being done.[/quote:f774f]


I told you it wasn't all fun and games. These children would be starving or not a have any form of income in the first place. They would be farming or doing some sort of other job. They saw these jobs as more fit for them than anything that was available. They weren't forced by police or the government to work their, they were forced by their countries poor economy and their need to survive.

Fireal 07-08-2004 04:55 PM

Oh my god, they took away a factory in Flint Michigan?! THE HUMANITY!

anti 07-08-2004 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein
intellegence

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=intellegence

Merlin122 07-08-2004 05:12 PM

lock this thread too.

KTOG 07-08-2004 05:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merlin122
lock this thread too.

just because the words are too big for you to understand doesn't mean it should be locked

Merlin122 07-08-2004 05:21 PM

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nein. I want it locked because it is random bitching.

MrLevinstein 07-08-2004 07:19 PM

Are you aware that outsourcing shoe building lowers our cost of shoes and provides the country of people with a job to feed their families with???

Short Hand 07-08-2004 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein
Are you aware that outsourcing shoe building lowers our cost of shoes and provides the country of people with a job to feed their families with???

thats why they live in mud shacks, eat from landfill's. The point is pay them a bit more, something more livable then 10cents a day and using forced child labor. Don't you get it ? The company can affrod to pay these people something livable but it doesn't. 90 of sweatshops like those in SA provide unlivable wages. Less then a lot of local jobs which are scarse to begin with. is it so hard to conceive paying these people more ? Give them the right to form a union ?. Do you know how much money companies make off of those shoes ? there is a huge profit on them.

Short Hand 07-08-2004 07:25 PM

[quote=KTOG]
Quote:

Originally Posted by "Short Hand":b6a2b
so getting a 12 year old kid to make your nikes is a good thing ? & these companies should be paying the workers a livable wage not 10 cents a day. Its not a hard concept, considering they charge 40 bucks a a t shirt. thats alot of profit if you ask me. why not just pay them better ? its possible yet not being done.


I told you it wasn't all fun and games. These children would be starving or not a have any form of income in the first place. They would be farming or doing some sort of other job. They saw these jobs as more fit for them than anything that was available. They weren't forced by police or the government to work their, they were forced by their countries poor economy and their need to survive.[/quote:b6a2b]

they do starve to death every day on these incomes. The fact is they can be paid more and they are not just for the almighty purpose of profit. +i dont know about you but I would like to see kids doing something else then sew a shoe together for my foot.

07-08-2004 07:26 PM

[quote="Short Hand":e4df6]
Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein
Are you aware that outsourcing shoe building lowers our cost of shoes and provides the country of people with a job to feed their families with???

thats why they live in mud shacks, eat from landfill's. The point is pay them a bit more, something more livable then 10cents a day and using forced child labor. Don't you get it ? The company can affrod to pay these people something livable but it doesn't. 90 of sweatshops like those in SA provide unlivable wages. Less then a lot of local jobs which are scarse to begin with. is it so hard to conceive paying these people more ? Give them the right to form a union ?. Do you know how much money companies make off of those shoes ? there is a huge profit on them.[/quote:e4df6]

or they could stop paying athletes for multi-million $ endorsments.
I don't know about the rest of this forum, but I buy a particular brand of shoes because of comfort, quality, and relative price; not because Michael Jordan told me to.

MrLevinstein 07-08-2004 07:26 PM

[quote="Short Hand":c60c2]
Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein
Are you aware that outsourcing shoe building lowers our cost of shoes and provides the country of people with a job to feed their families with???

thats why they live in mud shacks, eat from landfill's. The point is pay them a bit more, something more livable then 10cents a day and using forced child labor. Don't you get it ? The company can affrod to pay these people something livable but it doesn't. 90 of sweatshops like those in SA provide unlivable wages. Less then a lot of local jobs which are scarse to begin with. is it so hard to conceive paying these people more ? Give them the right to form a union ?. Do you know how much money companies make off of those shoes ? there is a huge profit on them.[/quote:c60c2]

I cant help those people and neither can you, why dont you go out and make a differnace instead of bitching all the time?

Short Hand 07-08-2004 07:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein
Are you aware that outsourcing shoe building lowers our cost of shoes and provides the country of people with a job to feed their families with???

ignorance. pure and bold.

Short Hand 07-08-2004 07:29 PM

[quote=MrLevinstein]
Quote:

Originally Posted by "Short Hand":ff15d
Quote:

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein
Are you aware that outsourcing shoe building lowers our cost of shoes and provides the country of people with a job to feed their families with???

thats why they live in mud shacks, eat from landfill's. The point is pay them a bit more, something more livable then 10cents a day and using forced child labor. Don't you get it ? The company can affrod to pay these people something livable but it doesn't. 90 of sweatshops like those in SA provide unlivable wages. Less then a lot of local jobs which are scarse to begin with. is it so hard to conceive paying these people more ? Give them the right to form a union ?. Do you know how much money companies make off of those shoes ? there is a huge profit on them.

I cant help those people and neither can you, why dont you go out and make a differnace instead of bitching all the time?[/quote:ff15d]

I fund raised almost 300 dollers for the nicaurgaun trip that students in our school went on. The north south awareness program. I can't go becasue of football , but i raised some money for the people going to help build wells and such down there, good friend of mine Jacob Pilon is going down for his 4th year. Have some compasion. People are dieing and all you can say is i dont give a fuck. disgusting.

07-08-2004 07:33 PM

I can't believe I'm saying this but I agree with Levenstein;
we can't do shit about the problem arguing on a forum for a 2 year old game oOo:

If you want to make a difference boycott Nike.

Personally I don't buy any of their shit anyway, just because I think they put too much money into athlete endorsements and not enough into quality, that and their commericals annoy the crap out of me.

elstatec 07-08-2004 07:35 PM

OPEN your eyes faggit canadian sweatshops/companies aint much better on that subject, they exploit those same people the same.

oh and p.s GET A LIFE.


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