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Bringing jobs back to america

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  • WilburHooksHands
    WilburHooksHands Member Posts: 6,804
    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 116,038 Founders Club

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    There was wiggle room and middle ground

    Its pissing in the wind now. Its like recruiting for a season that won't happen

    There was a guy that wanted to put Americans first, fight for fair trade, and bring jobs home. He got impeached like a DOG
  • Pitchfork51
    Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 27,691

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    I would prefer that we moved more towards having less shit but it being better quality.

    It's mostly how I roll now
  • WilburHooksHands
    WilburHooksHands Member Posts: 6,804

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    There was wiggle room and middle ground

    Its pissing in the wind now. Its like recruiting for a season that won't happen

    There was a guy that wanted to put Americans first, fight for fair trade, and bring jobs home. He got impeached like a DOG
    Last time I checked he was still in office with a senate majority and lined up for another big win against slo joe so whats the hold up?
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,855

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    I would prefer that we moved more towards having less shit but it being better quality.

    It's mostly how I roll now
    Yo quiero Taco Bell!
  • WilburHooksHands
    WilburHooksHands Member Posts: 6,804

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    I would prefer that we moved more towards having less shit but it being better quality.

    It's mostly how I roll now
    Me too but we probably have real jobs and real money, how can we get the majority of americans back there?
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 116,038 Founders Club

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    There was wiggle room and middle ground

    Its pissing in the wind now. Its like recruiting for a season that won't happen

    There was a guy that wanted to put Americans first, fight for fair trade, and bring jobs home. He got impeached like a DOG
    Last time I checked he was still in office with a senate majority and lined up for another big win against slo joe so whats the hold up?
    Seriously? What's the hold up?

    I have no idea. Let me check the news

    Trump was implementing his programs with out congress who you really need. The numbers were good for America.

    What's the hold up? No clue dude. Maybe the shut down of the economy since March. Not sure
  • WilburHooksHands
    WilburHooksHands Member Posts: 6,804
    edited July 2020

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    There was wiggle room and middle ground

    Its pissing in the wind now. Its like recruiting for a season that won't happen

    There was a guy that wanted to put Americans first, fight for fair trade, and bring jobs home. He got impeached like a DOG
    Last time I checked he was still in office with a senate majority and lined up for another big win against slo joe so whats the hold up?
    Seriously? What's the hold up?

    I have no idea. Let me check the news

    Trump was implementing his programs with out congress who you really need. The numbers were good for America.

    What's the hold up? No clue dude. Maybe the shut down of the economy since March. Not sure
    Im hearing he’ll have 4 more years. I do think one long term positive of the shutdown is that it may at least decentralize some industry and move some labor around to fight the hub effect. Thats about it.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 116,038 Founders Club

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    There was wiggle room and middle ground

    Its pissing in the wind now. Its like recruiting for a season that won't happen

    There was a guy that wanted to put Americans first, fight for fair trade, and bring jobs home. He got impeached like a DOG
    Last time I checked he was still in office with a senate majority and lined up for another big win against slo joe so whats the hold up?
    Seriously? What's the hold up?

    I have no idea. Let me check the news

    Trump was implementing his programs with out congress who you really need. The numbers were good for America.

    What's the hold up? No clue dude. Maybe the shut down of the economy since March. Not sure
    Im hearing he’ll have 4 more years.
    Polls favor Biden bigly. More than Hillary and well past margins of error even in swing states.

    We could use 4 more years to get this back on track but we need to save the economy now. Politics aside food riots make this Antifa shit look like grade school recess
  • WilburHooksHands
    WilburHooksHands Member Posts: 6,804

    I guess I keep coming back to the question of are the taxes and labor costs prohibitive enough to truly cripple these businesses if the flip side is more Americans have decent jobs and wages? Is there truly no wiggle room or middle ground? I know business is about the bottom line but it seems like the bottom line is hurting the interior of the country. Bot mentioned the Hub effect, which is also contributing to that.

    There was wiggle room and middle ground

    Its pissing in the wind now. Its like recruiting for a season that won't happen

    There was a guy that wanted to put Americans first, fight for fair trade, and bring jobs home. He got impeached like a DOG
    Last time I checked he was still in office with a senate majority and lined up for another big win against slo joe so whats the hold up?
    Seriously? What's the hold up?

    I have no idea. Let me check the news

    Trump was implementing his programs with out congress who you really need. The numbers were good for America.

    What's the hold up? No clue dude. Maybe the shut down of the economy since March. Not sure
    Im hearing he’ll have 4 more years.
    Polls favor Biden bigly. More than Hillary and well past margins of error even in swing states.

    We could use 4 more years to get this back on track but we need to save the economy now. Politics aside food riots make this Antifa shit look like grade school recess
    Odds are either one of these guys are going to kick it in the next 4 years anyway