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[kidrock]

My question to you is. Why would corporations want to force the collapse of the economy through government? If they want to continue to make money (corporations) then would they not want the economy to have plenty of income and jobs to have their own success continue?

Maybe it is the other way around? The government controls the corporations?

Now if it is World Corporations, then I can see them wanting to take down the United States as a free nation.

Not hardly these big corps own our government.

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here a comic from the time when this idea was put into action.

[Clayton_Wetter]

Not hardly these big corps own our government.

I don't think you understood my post above at all. But that's all okay.

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clayton he's from Il they don't comprehend to well

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And litee loves walmart so, he must love communism. I knew there was something wrong with that guy lol.

why do hate walmart because its non union hmm maybe cause theyare successful whats the beef they chines goods yeah so every other retail
because the li guy doesn't have a chance well thats true witheverybig box store moving have I cover many bases here

[kidrock]

why do hate walmart because its non union hmm maybe cause theyare successful whats the beef they chines goods yeah so every other retail
because the li guy doesn't have a chance well thats true witheverybig box store moving have I cover many bases here

Them not being union has nothing to do with it. Yes you are right just about every retail store today has some kind of foreign country goods in their store and that is not helping this country one bit.

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Them not being union has nothing to do with it. Yes you are right just about every retail store today has some kind of foreign country goods in their store and that is not helping this country one bit.

so whats the beef

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why do hate walmart because its non union hmm maybe cause theyare successful whats the beef they chines goods yeah so every other retail
because the li guy doesn't have a chance well thats true witheverybig box store moving have I cover many bases here

Wal-mart has sucessfully helped unempolyeement raise in the US because of its practice of using communist, no human rights(right to work), and no environmental laws, manufactoring factories in communist China. Walmart is being very sucessful at helping China destroy, what was wants the great U.S.A.

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you do mean no unions because what is right to work big guyand guess what agan you can blame the gov t becausesome state arenot right to work states I live in one of them yeah right try find a job in this cr@ppy state yes I am working just trying to improve on it we have a a uaw withing a couple iles of my house guess where the nearest plant is about 45 miles away why because the 2 plant near by have been leveled we know about about wonder bread andits closure sure both sides we at fault the point is JOBS LOST wal mart has jobs many jobs they maynot ne high paying but guess what its called retail they never pay well what walmart pays is sometime 3 bucks an hour higher than other stores been there done that most auto parts are non union and very low pay and most jobs are part time why no beef there yep been there done thatand they also love closing down stores because mismanagement or lack of a good sales force been there done that

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well you better check the other big box store for chinese goods also back in the 70's and 80's they hadd something called a tarriff on countries that was selling cr@ppy goods we don't have that anymore you blame wal mart or the gov t hmmm

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but guess what

Wal mart is successful and you can't stand it

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yep those big corporations love really really cheap labor and then people wonder what's wrong with america and wonder where are the jobs. Now you can see where the jobs are. Thanks for posting wetter.

and thats the way they to do business so look at the labels if it ain't here do you really need it

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tariffs_in_United_States_history

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Now was the pres in the 1990s hmmmmm

Despite these setbacks to free trade, the United States continued to advance trade liberalization in international negotiations in the 1990s, ratifying a North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), completing the so-called Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations, and joining in multilateral agreements that established international rules for protecting intellectual property and for trade in financial and basic telecommunications services.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Free_Trade_Agreement

Your worried about chinese hmmmmmm wrong door