Comments on: Same Air, Different Attitude http://www.manufacturethis.org/2007/11/06/same-air-different-attitude/ Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 06 Jan 2009 19:50:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Dave http://www.manufacturethis.org/2007/11/06/same-air-different-attitude/#comment-6113 Dave Sun, 11 Nov 2007 19:34:35 +0000 http://www.manufacturethis.org/2007/11/06/same-air-different-attitude/#comment-6113 What a Breath of Fresh Air (pun intended) to see someone is pointing out the truth. Chinese goods are cheap for many reasons least of which is cheap labor. The lack of laws and standards allows them to producce products for far less cost then American counterparts even if labor cost were the same. If you are not even interested in American Made, maybe you are concerned about "your carbon footprint" well buying Chinese is simply not green. You may be green at home but everytime you buy a Chinese product you just help spread waste all over the world! There are many ways to find American Made Goods try here at http://www.americansworking.com Keeping your money at home keeps you job at home What a Breath of Fresh Air (pun intended) to see someone is pointing out the truth. Chinese goods are cheap for many reasons least of which is cheap labor. The lack of laws and standards allows them to producce products for far less cost then American counterparts even if labor cost were the same. If you are not even interested in American Made, maybe you are concerned about “your carbon footprint” well buying Chinese is simply not green. You may be green at home but everytime you buy a Chinese product you just help spread waste all over the world!

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]]> By: Andy http://www.manufacturethis.org/2007/11/06/same-air-different-attitude/#comment-6197 Andy Mon, 12 Nov 2007 12:48:26 +0000 http://www.manufacturethis.org/2007/11/06/same-air-different-attitude/#comment-6197 The underlying facts regarding the damage to this country on the "free trade" issue create a PR hole big enough to drive the proverbial truck through. The fact that we are ***losing ground*** on the issue underscores massive failure on the part of two specific advocacy groups IMO. 1) Where are the unions? Unions will walk on American companies for a dime per hour but sit on their hands as communist China breaks each and every rule unions fought so hard to enact. 2) Where are the environmental groups? The Sierra Club will sue an American company at the first hint of a single extra PPM of pollutant in the air but simply bleat like sheep as the sources of pollution move from the US (where it is strictly regulated and controlled) to the 3rd world (where there are no regulations or controls). Could you even begin to imagine the public relations benefit to be realized if a team of union organizers went to China to organize their workers? How about if the enviro-groups banded together and brought suit against the pollution loading of our 3rd world "trading partners?" What would happen is that these places that take our manufacturing jobs would have to start bearing the cost of compliance. Once that happens there would be no economic benefit to manufacturing in the 3rd world. Problem solved. Reach me at an_droid2003@yahoo.com The underlying facts regarding the damage to this country on the “free trade” issue create a PR hole big enough to drive the proverbial truck through. The fact that we are ***losing ground*** on the issue underscores massive failure on the part of two specific advocacy groups IMO. 1) Where are the unions? Unions will walk on American companies for a dime per hour but sit on their hands as communist China breaks each and every rule unions fought so hard to enact. 2) Where are the environmental groups? The Sierra Club will sue an American company at the first hint of a single extra PPM of pollutant in the air but simply bleat like sheep as the sources of pollution move from the US (where it is strictly regulated and controlled) to the 3rd world (where there are no regulations or controls). Could you even begin to imagine the public relations benefit to be realized if a team of union organizers went to China to organize their workers? How about if the enviro-groups banded together and brought suit against the pollution loading of our 3rd world “trading partners?” What would happen is that these places that take our manufacturing jobs would have to start bearing the cost of compliance. Once that happens there would be no economic benefit to manufacturing in the 3rd world. Problem solved. Reach me at an_droid2003@yahoo.com

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