Comments on: China bashing doesn’t help California

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By: Lansing

Lansing — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 03:22:57 +0000

I have lived in California since I was born in 1950. My grandfathers and dad were contractors and builder developers. I have seen the prosperous times and now the hard times. We like to blame things on the government or people we elected, but we need to start taking blame as citizens for some of the problem. When I was in high school, I took a class called work experience and worked in a store that was a sort of for runner to K-marts and Walmarts. I worked in the men’s department and started unpacking, men’s, white, short sleeved dress shirts from “Korea”. A few years later, I worked at a Chevrolet agency and we saw some of the first Toyota dealerships. In 1986, I received a degree in Electronics Engineering Technology, only to have most of the electronics computers and hard drives go to Japan to be manufactured. In the 1980’s there seemed to be this mad rush to be rich and famous so people started selling their houses every 5 years to be richer and buy a bigger house, finally 2 or 3 houses. California took on lotteries to pay for schools, then eventually Indian gambling to try and keep up with the rising government costs and union jobs and pensions. In the 1960’s we had jobs in Southern California, there were aircraft factories, steel mills, defense factories like Rohr and Wiley labs. Corona Clipper garden tools were sought all over the world.. Well, if you want to know what is wrong, just open your eyes and look around you. We wear clothes, shoes, drive cars, use computers all made in other countries. All of these industries have trickle down jobs, such as windows, seats and radios and brake drums, clothing needed cotton, nylon factories. Now, now all we have are jobs that are based on money from the government who relies on money from taxing people. When I was young people dressed nice, clothes were made in the USA. Now everybody dresses down and many times sloppy and all the clothes are made in many other countries. So, what do we expect, we are a bunch of slobs who desire cheap stuff from other countries and now there are no jobs. Just look around at the things around us and they are all made by people who have ‘jobs’ in other countries!

By: a frequent reader

a frequent reader — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 04:20:24 +0000

guess that superstition hasn’t faded one bit…must be the effects of Halloween approaching…what will be to blame after it passes?

By: Queeg

Queeg — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 22:56:35 +0000

Who cares about the 1% or the 99%….worry about your family and yourself….. and have a nice day….by the way….your getting cleaned out by globalists…..think on it…4.39 for regular gas……hmmmm

By: a frequent reader

a frequent reader — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 18:56:32 +0000

is that a bash against the 1%? ahh how unfair…

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guess you missed this…(slighty dated, but doubt much has changed)

http://cnsnews.com/news/article/bls-unemployment-higher-among-native-born-immigrants

By: Queeg

Queeg — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 18:21:23 +0000

Love how globalists spin away their days….

No guilt…..enslaving the little people in China and abusing immigrants in California!