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Democracy in the Workplace; A Corporate Nightmare

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Can you imagine what a Haitian would think he could do with $2.50 an hour?

This is where Socialism/socialism should step in and tell these huge entities, "If you're actions hurt Americans in any way, you must cease to consider yourself an American based corporation. As such, you'll stop receiving the benefits of American based corporations such as limited liability status. If you're going to "benefit" foreign workers in lieu of benefitting American workers, you will not receive grants from the American government. You'll be taxed at the highest level possible in our progressive tax system."

Maybe, like Haliburton, all behemoth corporations will, indeed, cease being American based corporations and so called "mom and pop" operations can reestablish themselves as the heart of American commerce. Maybe local economies will grow and, consequently, will grow or at least stabilize the national economy. Maybe The FUSA will come to the logical conclusion that "growth" is not an inherent part of an economy. Avoiding poverty is more important than growth.

Oh, yeah, as you can see if you went to the article,it was written by RonPaul. You know the libertarian who's afraid to leave The Republican Party and who wants to "freedom" all Americans out of jobs?

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Michael

"Any event, once it has occurred, can be made to appear inevitable by a competent historian." - LeeSimonson

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I don't think by sommers on Wednesday, Jan 27, 2010 at 10:27:18 AM