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Old 12-27-2016, 11:42 PM
 
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Dude, you're typing your responses on a tablet, computer or phone that was produced using labor and materials from foreign countries - many of them third world countries at that.
And made with petroleum based products that run on electricity, so pretty much all bases are covered.
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Old 12-28-2016, 02:07 AM
 
Location: Springfield, Ohio
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OP should drink a case of Flint water if he hates environmental regulations so much.
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Old 12-28-2016, 02:14 AM
 
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I understand the ops post, our nation needs national resources and energy, almost all of them based in red states and all these cool tech companies arent really huge employers. The media makes icons of tech, yet alot of these south bay tech "giants" don't employ that many people. Almost none of them, only Wells fargo and HP, are in the top employers in America

Largest employers in America

1 Federal Government 2,711,000
2 Wal-Mart Stores 2,300,000
3 McDonald's (franchise) 420,000
4 Kroger 400,000
5 International Business Machines 377,757
6 The Home Depot 371,000
7 Target 347,000
8 United Parcel Service 336,150
9 Berkshire Hathaway 316,000
10 General Electric 305,000
11 Yum! Brands 303,405
12 Hewlett-Packard 302,000
13 FedEx 298,099
14 PepsiCo 271,000
15 Lowe's 270,000
16 Albertsons 265,000
17 Wells Fargo 264,500
18 AT&T 243,620
19 JPMorgan Chase 241,359
20 Citigroup 241,000
21 Deloitte 225,400
22 Bank of America 223,715
23 General Motors 216,000
24 Aramark 216,000
25 Walgreens 213,000
26 Ernst & Young 212,000
27 United Technologies 211,500
28 Cognizant Technology Solutions 211,500
29 PricewaterhouseCoopers 208,000
30 Darden Restaurants 206,48931 TJX 198,000
32 HCA Holdings 197,000
33 Sears Holdings 196,000
34 Starbucks 191,000
35 Ford Motor 187,000
36 Starwood Hotels & Resorts 180,400
37 The Walt Disney Company 180,000
38 CVS Health 177,800
39 Verizon Communications 177,300
40 Publix Super Markets 175,000
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Old 12-28-2016, 04:28 AM
 
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Technology allows companies to produce far more value for workers than a couple bucks a day. They just have to keep the greed in check. Why do Democrats enjoy telling Americans that there is never enough to go around? Why promote the self defeating attitude? It's no wonder so many prefer a welfare check over a real job. Meanwhile, real wealth is being hoarded instead of shared. Democrat policies at work.
Technology also produces new jobs. That was my point.
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Old 12-28-2016, 04:30 AM
 
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I'd imagine many of them getting out of college with their basket weaving 101 degrees, can't find a job and have mountain of debt might be a little bit jealous of the coal miner who now has a nice vehicle, a down payment on a house and a bank account if they spent their money wisely over the last 4 years.
LOL Yes, that's it.
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