Re: Outsourcing issue flares up at Stanford chip conference

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> David Fabian wrote:
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> > "David Fabian" <david.m.fabian@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > > "ziliath" <ziliath@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > > > http://www.infoworld.com/article/04/08/24/HNoutsourcingissue_1.html
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> > > Excerpt:
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> > >    "I think outsourcing is good for Americans, it creates jobs in
> > >    America," said T. J. Rodgers, founder, president and chief executive
> > >    officer of Cypress Semiconductor Corp.
> > >
> > > He is either a liar or a complete idiot, who would give away his money,
> > > while thinking he is getting richer.
> >
> > Right.  And breathing causes suffocation, drinking water makes you
> > thirsty, sitting on a hot stove gives you frostbite, ... I guess he needs
> > a boot up his ass so he can take a good shit.
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> You have to spend money to make money and each amount
> spent has to be efficiently spent, which in times gone
> by would have meant investing in USA, but not any more.

Aha, thus all them State Governments in this Union are waisting Tax 
dollars trying to attract factories, R&D facilities? They should be 
investing the money in China, India, Polen, Russia?

> Its no different to printing monopoly money and handing it
> to these wingers. It ain't gonna bring those jobs back.

Maybe you can hire some of these displaced workers as a body guard to 
protect your efficiently spend dollars after you buy the goods bought 
from outside this country, better yet get some visa for body guards from 
overseas the'll be cheaper as they won't have to pay the going rate in 
taxes and they will be happy to live in the old chicken coup on your 
property.

> Times are changing and you change with it or fuck off die.

Many will die but you might not enjoy living here.

> This vicious anti-social campaign against outsourcing
> must stop and everyone affected restructure - not keep
> asking for handouts after handouts and a protected
> market

Right you are we should sell out everything. Bigger tax breaks to the 
rich so they can more efficiently spend the dollar and let the working 
classes pay-off the huge 7,000,000 Million deficit. Great advice!

 - thats just commies in disguise policy

We were all surprised when the USSR fell and we found how well the party 
favorites were living.

> - because that money comes from tax payers
> and tax payers can expect value for money in how
> it is spent.

You may keep in mind who is the major tax payer. It is not the 1% of the 
folks who own 72 % of the whealth in this nation.

 If it is squandered through the activities
> of a vocal minority, it will damage businesses,

Hey, businesses are abandoning this nation for greener pastures.

 government
> and the general tax payer because all around them the
> products these over paid developers are going to be producing
> funded from this gravy train

You have to be a CEO, upper management, whealthy or a politician to be 
on this gravy train

> will make the companies and organisations they work for
> highly inefficient and uncompetitive compared to the
> rest of the world and unable to compete in the real world.

Funny, Europe is doing well without the mass dislocation of jobs, but 
than those governments know who votes there,

> All companies would like to charge more because they
> can earn more, if they don't outsource,
> but the reality is that any product
> they develop will not be competitive in the global
> market, and they will not be able to adapt to the
> changes that are coming on time, and they as good as
> dead when they have to face real competition in the
> global market.

Really. Chea, just finished economy 101?


> Steel, clothing, cars, etc were all once made in USA, but
> the bulk of that is made elsewhere because the dick heads
> didn't spend the money to restructure and make themselves
> able to compete.

Yup, I'm driving my last made in the US automobile and truck. the next 
one's are going to be from Japanese companies who also compete globaly 
but do not devestate the workers in their econmies. a bit of principle 
is in order.

> Before replying, remember, flat screens costing
> US$20,000 and made in USA is available
> if any dickhead wants to buy because there are
> laws to protect America's consumers from
> those nasty $199 LCD makers from supplying the same thing.

Yup there are suckers born every minute. Probably was a Military purchase.