As we attempt to re-Industrialize America, What Manufacturing do we WANT and are Able to do?

MAGAts are fucking morons.

They think they can make America great again by rolling the clock back to the 1950s where workers make minimum wage at labor intensive jobs and be able to compete with 7 Billion people who will work cheaper and harder making jeans and hubcaps.
 
Is it really a surprise that Trump loves the poorly educated?

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Dutch Uncle said:
Is it really a surprise that Trump loves the poorly educated?

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No, one of the biggest culprits in the abysmal outcomes of public education in America is the Democrat loving, Leftist, teacher's unions.

chicagopolicyreview.org

The Negative Effects of Teacher Unionization on Long-Term Student Outcomes

Teacher unionization has long been a disputed topic in public education. Supporters argue that unionization leads to more equitable rights and labor standards for teachers, increased teacher productivity, and improved short-run outcomes for their students (Ravani 2014; Wydra 2018). Opponents...
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www.hoover.org

How Teachers' Unions Let Kids Down

Teachers' unions say that they foster student achievement. Hoover fellow Robert J. Barro says bunk.
www.hoover.org www.hoover.org

Basically, teacher's unions breed incompetence, sloth, indifference, and fail students massively.
 
What passes for education today I cannot understand.



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kVGtqp7usw




The smartest people in America, field engineers, did NOT get the college degree, they worked as techs getting OJT and Life Experience. They went to military and trade schools. They taught themselves by reading and working.


Those with college degrees, usually exhibit Leftie Indoctrination and profound ignorance.



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T. A. Gardner said:
No, one of the biggest culprits in the abysmal outcomes of public education in America is the Democrat loving, Leftist, teacher's unions.

chicagopolicyreview.org

The Negative Effects of Teacher Unionization on Long-Term Student Outcomes

Teacher unionization has long been a disputed topic in public education. Supporters argue that unionization leads to more equitable rights and labor standards for teachers, increased teacher productivity, and improved short-run outcomes for their students (Ravani 2014; Wydra 2018). Opponents...
chicagopolicyreview.org chicagopolicyreview.org


www.hoover.org

How Teachers' Unions Let Kids Down

Teachers' unions say that they foster student achievement. Hoover fellow Robert J. Barro says bunk.
www.hoover.org www.hoover.org

Basically, teacher's unions breed incompetence, sloth, indifference, and fail students massively.
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QED on your decline, Terry. Too much asbestos?
 
Dutch Uncle said:
QED on your decline, Terry. Too much asbestos?
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Duncle may be the most toxic Dem I've met in the last 10 years... and that's out toxing allot of other walking bags of Lithium battery sludge!


Some people are just naturally gifted at being toxic, they breath in, and the green, stinking poison oozes out.


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Kurmugeon said:
I don't work at the national labs anymore. In 2006 they DEI purged the workforce of 80% of the White Males. For our section of approx 700 employees, they RIF's 72 White Males. They advertised on the radio for our replacements, and had the gall to put in the audio text of the ads, "White Males need not apply".


Now, the labs don't get anything done, partly because they don't know how (the real work was dirty and hard, and had always been done by the subset of White-Males), and partly because the work was always done by the white males, and no one still there is willing to work on anything. The DEIs still all get paid, but nothing gets done.


The Nation is much less secure, because the Labs had real missions to accomplish... meh, they still get paid, so they don't care.


The funny thing is, they call it "Equity", when in reality, to get to "Equal outcomes", before they even started with the 2006 purges, they would have had to fire allot of the women and minorities, and hire White-men, to get to population proportional numbers.


It was never about equal outcomes, it was about exclusion.


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Such white aggrievement!! Maybe if you have gotten an education
 
The U.S. did not de-industrialize. It was the owners and corporations who moved abroad for low-cost cost unprotected labor and no environmental regulation. They had the political power to get America to help pay for their move. They value short-term profit ,as high and fast as they can get it. They do not value American workers.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
One hallmark attribute of the typical MAGAT is their ignorance of economics. They don't seem to have a clue that America's productivity and manufacturing are as robust as ever. (Well, they were till Trump started a trade war, at any rate.) We employ fewer workers in our factories though because of automation, not because China or other countries "stole" our manufacturing. They also don't seem to understand that building and staffing new factories is going to take years. Businesses are not going to invest in that while the current chaos reigns.

Trump would have been far better off offering tax breaks to corporations who have off-shored their products to bring them back here.
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In 1967 when I started working in an auto plant it took about 115 people to assemble a station wagon quarter panel assembly . now with automation it takes less then ten.
Back then we had no automation everything was done by people.
Now a days on some stamping lines there is a person watching to make sure there isn't a smash up and one on the end of the line making sure the parts are good and on some a person who loads the parts on a dolly.
Over the years automation has taken over most of the jobs in the auto industry.
 
Kurmugeon said:
Duncle may be the most toxic Dem I've met in the last 10 years... and that's out toxing allot of other walking bags of Lithium battery sludge!


Some people are just naturally gifted at being toxic, they breath in, and the green, stinking poison oozes out.


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We can disregard your entire gossipy whine here because your first sentence is incorrect. He is not a (D) voter.
 
Tbird19482 said:
In 1967 when I started working in an auto plant it took about 115 people to assemble a station wagon quarter panel assembly . now with automation it takes less then ten.
Back then we had no automation everything was done by people.
Now a days on some stamping lines there is a person watching to make sure there isn't a smash up and one on the end of the line making sure the parts are good and on some a person who loads the parts on a dolly.
Over the years automation has taken over most of the jobs in the auto industry.
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It has, yet we are just as productive as a nation as ever. I remember reading back in the 1960s that robotics was going to cost thousands of Americans their jobs. And it did.

So what do we do about those unskilled laborers who can't be trained to set up and monitor the automation in a factory?
 
how much resources are in federal lands alone.

all the untouched country.

we're rich beyond imagination.

we will easily win any trade war.

the whole world is trying to stop Americans from realizing this simple fact.

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T. A. Gardner said:
No, one of the biggest culprits in the abysmal outcomes of public education in America is the Democrat loving, Leftist, teacher's unions.

chicagopolicyreview.org

The Negative Effects of Teacher Unionization on Long-Term Student Outcomes

Teacher unionization has long been a disputed topic in public education. Supporters argue that unionization leads to more equitable rights and labor standards for teachers, increased teacher productivity, and improved short-run outcomes for their students (Ravani 2014; Wydra 2018). Opponents...
chicagopolicyreview.org chicagopolicyreview.org


www.hoover.org

How Teachers' Unions Let Kids Down

Teachers' unions say that they foster student achievement. Hoover fellow Robert J. Barro says bunk.
www.hoover.org www.hoover.org

Basically, teacher's unions breed incompetence, sloth, indifference, and fail students massively.
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