Republican life outcomes

[Spartanmack]

US workers bought the products that they made. The far more sturdy products could be often repaired instead of being so shitty that they MIGHT be worthy of being recycled after disposal. Those peasants off-shores who are manufacturing the cheaply made and poorly comprised junk for export to the US most often cannot even afford to do likewise.

Really? Ever heard of planned obsolescence? It was part of what killed the US auto makers but nobody seems to mind that it's a core tenet of the Apple business model. I bet you have an iPhone - probably on your second, if not third. Thumb definitely has one.

Also, maybe you should take a look at some data before you regurgitate union propaganda. Maybe do a little research about who has the faster growing middle class - the US or China. Let me know what you find.

 

[Thumb]

Really? Ever heard of planned obsolescence? It was part of what killed the US auto sector but nobody seems to mind that it's a core tenet of the Apple business model. I bet you have an iPhone - probably on your second, if not third. Thumb definitely has one.

Also, maybe you should take a look at some data before you regurgitate union propaganda. Maybe do a little research about who has the faster growing middle class - the US or China. Let me know what you find.

More proof you know nothing about anything at all.

 

[Spartanmack]

More proof you know nothing about anything at all.

Whoa that was a zinger. Good one. I guess I should have considered the possibility that you can't afford one.

 

[tomdalton22]

I predict we'll see more and more of this, as society's safety net continues to be gutted, and yet the number of retirement age boomers continues to grow:

...police in Melvindale found the bodies of 58-year-old John Richett Jr. and his 20-year-old son Nicholas on Friday at their home.
The TV station says Nicholas Richett had autism. Police Chief Chad Hayse says John Richett "feared his medical problems would take his life and then he wouldn't be around to care for his son." Hayse says that John Richett "didn't want to burden the family."​

We can safely assume that Mitt Romney, who has an elevator for his garage, must have worked that much harder in life than John Richett Jr.

Worked harder...I'm not sure. The article doesn't say what this guy did for a living or how hard he worked. As far as decision making and what kind of person they are...I'm pretty sure that Romney never killed his own son.

 

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Worked harder...I'm not sure. The article doesn't say what this guy did for a living or how hard he worked. As far as decision making and what kind of person they are...I'm pretty sure that Romney never killed his own son.

He named one "Tagg"... he should have just killed him and spared him the embarrassment.