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Story: Outsourced jobs 'will return'

Posted by: Anonymous (Monday 23 February 2004, 10:39 AM)

I'm by no means 'Anit American', however, in this particular subject, I have no sympathies.

American products and services have put millions of businesses and ten times more people out of work driving the same amount of families to starvation.

Now that someone else has come up with an answer to high costs, its time to whimper? I don't think so.

For one thing, I hate people who take the US for granted. I mean, when manufacturing jobs left the US in the eighties, the US fought back with ingenuity in computer applications and bio technology.

The US economy is the strongest in the world because of one and only one reason. Its the fairest. The moment you take that away is the moment that the countries that these jobs are outsourced to will be the happiest.

In less than ten years, American companies will be totally devastated by the lower prices that countries in India will be able to offer.

I'm going to wait it out. I have faith in the economy. Frankly speaking, I'm glad that the outsourcing thing has come out. I think its about time that people realize that their cheap DVD players have its own costs.