In respoonse, having grown up in New York City with the
unions and the mobs, don't forget that the toys tossed into a
cereal box are part of a product that new costs US consumers
something like six dollars for a pound of cereal. Who's
ripping who off in this game?
The ONLY reason manufacturers go south of the
border is 75 cents an hour labor, until the locals learn how
to organize.
It won't be long before they're back to calling
on the Op to do Harvest Rosa in Cuidad Juarez.
--steve
Words from the Monastery wrote:
>
> Having grown up in Michigan with the unions and the
mobs, that's not
> unfortunate in my eyes. Unions did a lot in the past
to help the average
> Joe, but today they're one of the main reasons for
the decline in the middle
> class ... $20 an hour to toss a toy into a cereal
box? Today unions are as
> greedy and as corrupt as any robber baron of the
19th century. And people
> actually wonder why manufacturers are going south of
the border? Please.
>
> volente Deo,
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