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Old 01-24-2006, 17:01   #2 (permalink)
johnny@.
 
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Re: U.S. Auto Workers: "Wot Happened?

J. Fartlington Poopnagel wrote:
> The mammoth troubles facing GM, Ford and their auto parts makers are
> merely a symptom of the global leveling of manufacturing that has been
> underway for some years.


Pushed by people like George Bush!

>
> Stop and think. We're told this week that the average annual wage for
> a Ford family production line worker is an astounding $65,000! Where
> else in the world can an uneducated, ignorant, untalented, unskilled
> slob who tightens bolts make anything approaching that figure?
> Especially when working for a company that can't move its inventory of
> unwanted products!


Have you ever heard of overtime you ignorant son of a bitch?

>
> At least in Germany, where auto workers' pay is nearly comparable to
> their U.S. counterparts, those employees possess technical skills plus
> a minimum high-school education.


So you don't mind paying people with technical skills to tighten bolts?

>
> Of course, in South Korea, such workers make about 20 percent of the
> $65, 000 the American schlubs '"earn." But the Koreans at least
> possess real skills and a real education. And in China, $650 a year
> is real good.


How do you know the posses real skills, and how do you know they have a
real education?

>
> So get used to less, beer-bellied Amer'cun slobs! The good old days
> are never coming again - except for those with education and genuine
> 21st century skills! Globalism is eatin' your lunch!
>
> Really no surprise.
>


Why don't you go tell that to one of those beer-bellied slobs, you
chickenshit son of a bitch!
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