https://www.google.com/amp/s/ohionew...ico/99080/amp/
Biden’s America cReAtiNG NeW JobS.
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Elections have consequences. It’s going to be truly sad in 5 years looking back at what America was and realizing that Trump, despite his shortcomings, was the dam holding our culture, economy and society. When Biden was sworn in, that dam broke and all of the amazing things that defined our country flowed away.
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TBH I'd buy a Ford tomorrow if they shut down all manufacturing in plants that use UAW and stopped doing all business with UAW, and I'd buy a Ford for life. Give these people what they want, really high hourly wages, benefits, etc... despite having no/low skills, then just move to Mexico and/or automate everything.
I try to buy american made first nowadays, but unions are not American in the least. They were, and were necessary, long ago when we had company towns and Pinkerton private armies basically forcing wagies to work for starvation wages but that is no longer a thing. It's 2021, we are a modern economy with great labor protections, if you want $40/hr, full benefits and a pension then go get some really good skills and you will make that.
Edit to add - currently I'm a Toyota for life guy, and fwiw. As far as I know barely any Toyota parts are made by UAW workers, which is why they are better quality
Toyota Tops 'Most American Made' Car List
Honda had the most cars on the list, while the Detroit Three didn't crack the top five.
Eight car models built and sold in the United States have at least 75% of their parts made domestically, with the Toyota Camry ranking highest, according to a just-released 2016 Cars.com survey.
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03-18-2021, 08:52 AM #12
No it's not, it's absolutely what they would do and anyone with 1/2 a brain should know this.
Ford isn't altruistic, they are a company, they only look at profits. I do not blame them one bit for this, it's like sticking your hand in a fire and then complaining about the fire as if it's the fire's fault you got burnt.
Trump knew this, he kept them from leaving with threats to their ability to make $$$ and tried to entice them with $$$ to stick around, because he wanted those jobs to stay here and not move to Mexico.
It's really very simple, it didn't make Trump a genius, but when compared to Biden, who is a complete idiot when it comes to this -- then not being a complete idiot I guess does make you look that much smarter by comparison.
Everyone should have known this would happen, I knew it, I could not grasp how all these unions backed Biden, that was such a predictably dumb move. Regardless of your overall opinions of Trump/Biden - just from the perspective of worker's unions, Trump was the most Union-friendly president in my lifetime and I can not think of anyone prior any better off the top of my head.
Trump desperately wanted to keep jobs here in the US and fought against all the things which would relocate them. He might be obnoxious, he might make dumb tweets, his skin might even be orange -- but on that one thing, which is the one thing Unions should care about, Trump was 100% the person they needed to back.
And most didn't.All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
- Arthur Schopenhauer
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This aged well...
Trump touted a Ford factory staying in the US as an election win — but it was never leaving
https://www.businessinsider.com/trum...eaving-2016-11^^Former 300+lb Crew^^
WWPB2D
Nothing worthwile is ever easy.
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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We had four+ years of this - a biased media running propaganda against Trump and ignoring his successes. Whatever your opinion on Trump, he fought to keep jobs in this country and Biden/Obama didn't and won't.
His point, you missed. He's not bashing Trump, he's mocking the article which is dismissing the victory - one that without him is now being reversed.All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Bottom line: The second it becomes one penny cheaper to produce them here, they will. The second it becomes one penny cheaper to relocate to Mexico, they will.
Trump used a stick (tariffs) but also gave enticements to them to stay (tax breaks). Both effect Ford's bottom line and by using both, he came off as more reasonable than someone just threatening them with serious enough tariffs to entirely coerce them into staying.
People paint him as this big idiot failure, but he made billions over the years, he knows how to negotiate with his own money - that's something these politicians never learn. They negotiate with our money, so who gives a fuk if it's a good deal or not.All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
- Arthur Schopenhauer
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