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WD roman kafel wrote: > > Mysli pan -panie Waldemarze ze nasie kolibery to zrozumiom???? nawet jak pan do > tlumaczenia uzyje szufli????? > > RomanK > > >From: Waldemar Dworakowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >To: Multiple recipients of list prawica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Subject: Prawica: Glos rozsadku z Ameryki > >Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2004 14:12:41 +0200 > > > >http://www.amconmag.com/2004_04_26/taki.html > > > > > Outsource the Neocons! > > > > > > By Taki > > > > > > While flying back to the good old USA, I read a letter to a newspaper >from an > > > Illinois > > > factory worker who had lost his job to some sweatshop out in the Far > >East. He told of > > > his efforts to keep some kind of dignity as well as the wolf from his >door. The > > > letter > > > was well written, and the writer came through as a decent person who > >wanted to find > > > work rather than a handout. > > > > > > Although Pat Buchanan wrote about suicide by free trade in the last >issue, a > > > column > > > by George Will compels me to comment further. Here?s what he had to say >about > > > the > > > perils of protectionism in Newsweek: ?Protectionism is intellectuals? >Louis > > > Vuitton > > > luggage?a luxury for persons comfortably placed in societies with social > > > >surpluses so > > > large they can sustain the injuries protectionism does to economic >growth.? > > > > > > Who are these purveyors of Louis Vuitton lugagge? They turn out to be >none other > > > than ordinary American workers who find themselves thrown out of work as >a > > > result > > > of being undercut by low-paid workers in Africa and Asia. The latter, >poor > > > wretches, > > > are willing and ready to work in sweatshop conditions for $1 an hour, if >that. > > > > > > ?Workers disadvantaged by globalization,? Will announces dismissively, >?are few > > > but > > > concentrated, attentive and intense.? Well, not as intense as George >Will gets > > > when > > > face to face with, say, Lally Weymouth or some other hysterical but rich > > > >female. The > > > message from Mr. Will is that these people should simply shut the hell >up and > > > be a lot > > > more solicitous about the economic well-being of poor African countries, >just > > > like he > > > is. > > > > > > Now of course George couldn?t care less about poor Africans. They come >in handy > > > in > > > order to make a point but hardly ever give a chic cocktail party inside >the > > > Beltway. But > > > this column is not about Africa. (It would take a War and Peace-like > >opus just to list > > > the murders and thievery of African leaders). It?s about American jobs >and > > > American > > > workers. And what I?d like to know is whose interests are being >protected when > > > corporations close down their factories in the United States and open >them in > > > Gabon > > > because labor there is a lot cheaper? Whose interests are being >protected when > > > these > > > corporations then re-import these goods into the United States at prices >so low > > > that > > > they, in turn, help drive domestic producers out of business? Certainly > > > >shareholders > > > do very well out of this. Without any extra work, labor costs are >suddenly > > > smaller, > > > profits are larger, and the value of their shares is higher. American >workers, > > > on the > > > other hand, are now out of work. > > > > > > Please don?t get me wrong. I?m all for shareholders? profits. I am, >after all, > > > the son of > > > a capitalist. But with a difference. My family moolah comes from >industries and > > > ships. > > > We created jobs and offered them to Greeks when in Greece, to Sudanese >when in > > > the > > > Sudan, and to Americans when in America. We didn?t close down factories >at home > > > and open them up abroad, like the Heinz corporation does in order to > >keep John > > > Kerry?s wife in the style she?s never been accustomed to. > > > > > > Once upon a time, the state was required to defend the nation?s borders >as well > > > as the > > > people?s jobs. Now the crooks in Washington no longer protect the >nation?s > > > borders, > > > and the corporate crooks no longer give jobs to Americans. What in hell >is > > > going on > > > here? I?ll tell you. People like George Will, that?s what. > > > > > > As a conservative, I favor social stability over shareholder value. The >great > > > bourgeois > > > world of the past was built on families confident that the man of the >house > > > would > > > always have a job and that his income would rise slowly but steadily. >Nothing > > > guarantees instability so much as unemployment or the fear of >unemployment. The > > > Wills of this world fulminate about cosseted Americans and extol the > >virtues of > > > competition and suggest that there is something elitist and scandalous >about > > > wanting > > > to ensure that American workers are not out of work and are paid >reasonably. > > > These > > > champions of free trade claim that cheap imports mean cheaper consumer >goods, > > > but > > > if people are out of work, they don?t have the money to buy these goods. >If > > > people?s > > > pay is driven down every year because that?s the only way that companies >are > > > able to > > > compete with Third World sweatshops, then there won?t be anyone to buy >those > > > cheap cars and DVDs?other than people like George Will who make their >money by > > > posturing and posing. > > > > > > However, I do think free trade is sometimes reasonable. I propose that >we > > > outsource > > > George Will, David Frum, and the rest of the neoconservative pack to > >India. There?s > > > probably a sweatshop in Bombay that can churn out neocon drivel at a far >brisker > > > pace and for less than 50 cents an hour. Imagine what ABC could do with >all that > > > money they would save by no longer paying George Will?s exorbitant > >salary! The > > > unemployed Illinois factory worker cum letter-writer made more sense > >than the fully > > > employed but pompous George ever did. > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get rid of annoying pop-up ads with the new MSN Toolbar ? FREE! > http://toolbar.msn.com/go/onm00200414ave/direct/01/
