I'd think that buying good products makes the most sense - whatever those good products may be.
Then again, we all have different priorities, don't we?
Well its not whatever its the
where Altoid. And by that I mean the company and the profits and the place where it will do the most good?
One small thought I can put out there. Toyota make a good car yes they do..for the most part.
But hey they build the Tundra in the U.S. right? Thats a good thing? Yea a huge town in Texas booms with the new found workforce and auto factory. Great for America right? Well ultimalty where does that profit go? Where does that truck sale go?
Well I can tell you some goes here but most goes to a country that really is taking our auto industry away from us. The sad part is.. WERE LETTING THEM DO IT...
Now back to my thought. The idea of that now booming Toyota factory that employes and takes care of a city of 200,000..Well another city up north that is fueld by GM or Ford or Chrysler well they just had to shut another factory down. A city that has had 100 years of building cars, offices, houses, restruants, all the way down to coffeshops This factory and its city were part of a bigger whole..employing MILLIONS..from that girl serving coffe at the corner greasy spoon to the guy working at the Factory all the way up to the plant manager making another great car from his town. Making sure his kid has food on the table and a good school to go to. NOW thats all gone. Why? We let Toyota come in here and build the competition right on our home turf! Sending that profit and that community out of existance.
Sending MILLIONS of workers out of existance and out of the money that would be spent here in the U.S. just so a city of 200,000 can make a product to help a foreign competitor here in the U.S.
That is sad:BangHead:
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