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huntindude
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Mobile phone company Nokia is closing a plant in Germany costing 2300 jobs and who knows how many indirectly. the move is for cheaper labor in Romania, so what's the big deal we see this daily in the US? the difference is the Germans don't see it as a positive move, people are smashing their Nokia phones and boycotting the company. here in the US we can lose 23,000 jobs and we're told it's for the better, people will just have to find new and better jobs. maybe the global economy advocates who think eveything being imported including the money to buy it should watch the Germans, they actually promote buying domestic made products and keeping German jobs.
Now with the economy in trouble we may look around and see American jobs are important, and we can't afford to just be a consumer and debtor nation. I always buy American first and support a company who employs American workers, I don't know why the US is the only country oblivious to that.
Now with the economy in trouble we may look around and see American jobs are important, and we can't afford to just be a consumer and debtor nation. I always buy American first and support a company who employs American workers, I don't know why the US is the only country oblivious to that.
