BUY AMERICAN (avoid that made in China)

[GH]

I think when things DO come back to America, Americans will be competing with EVEN CHEAPER robotic labor. I strongly believe we are right on the edge of computer technology such as this becomes a reality.

In 10 – 20 years when you go to the grocery story to purchase groceries there will be NO checkout clerks. All will be done with RFID.

Most manufacturing jobs will be done using robotic builders. These units will be generic, and effectively be taught how to do their job. After this, they will bang away 7-24 without breaks or pay.

Grunt level computer programming jobs – Insert, Update Delete junk will be fully code generated, leaving the code babies out in the cold.

Jobs like trash pickup are already much automated and will become more so.

We no longer have meter readers read our electric and gas meters here in San Diego, these jobs – bye bye.

Anyway, it goes on and on. The big question is with all the cheap labor and technology, do we really need all the workers? If we don’t need them, are they then relegated to financial purgatory or can we find some way to allow our population to live and find higher endeavors to follow?

Think about it. We are and always have been a “work ethic” society. What happens when most of us are not needed any more to work?

[Anonymous]

It is true that made in China products are not so much good quality and people buy them in bulk just due to their cheap cost. But now China is highly considering to make it product’s quality better.

Alibaba.com

[Anonymous]

It is true that made in China products are not so much good quality and people buy them in bulk just due to their cheap cost. But now China is highly considering to make it product’s quality better.

Alibaba.com

[Anonymous]

It is true that made in China products are not so much good quality and people buy them in bulk just due to their cheap cost. But now China is highly considering to make it product’s quality better.

Alibaba.com

[Anonymous]

It is true that made in China products are not so much good quality and people buy them in bulk just due to their cheap cost. But now China is highly considering to make it product’s quality better.

Alibaba.com

[Anonymous]

It is true that made in China products are not so much good quality and people buy them in bulk just due to their cheap cost. But now China is highly considering to make it product’s quality better.

Alibaba.com

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]Buy an American car:
Upside= $30,000.00 stays in the US and tons of American jobs are helped.

Downside= If you believe the BS about lower quality then maybe, MAYBE you may have to take time and visit the dealer one or two more times for a warranty repair over a Honda or whatever.

The actual real truth is American cars are crazy, crazy reliable. Too bad so many will still gladly send the $$ from the second largest purchase of thier lives to Japan or Korea over and over in the tiny hopes of gaining a tiny advantage at such an extreem cost to the country and eventually to themselves as well.[/quote]

well in my case, i struggled through that POS the 74 Buick Nova, the POS 78 Olds Diesel and
then the less POS Chevy Cavalier.

I soon found that a toyota corolla was a Cracker box that started, and ran, and as long as you didn’t bang into anything it did great.

And the Camry i had that ran 12 years, decently.

I really wanted a hybrid, i’d have bought a Volt but
i needed a car this summer, and Chevy wasn’t coming out until now.

I wish i had bought the volt

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]Buy an American car:
Upside= $30,000.00 stays in the US and tons of American jobs are helped.

Downside= If you believe the BS about lower quality then maybe, MAYBE you may have to take time and visit the dealer one or two more times for a warranty repair over a Honda or whatever.

The actual real truth is American cars are crazy, crazy reliable. Too bad so many will still gladly send the $$ from the second largest purchase of thier lives to Japan or Korea over and over in the tiny hopes of gaining a tiny advantage at such an extreem cost to the country and eventually to themselves as well.[/quote]

well in my case, i struggled through that POS the 74 Buick Nova, the POS 78 Olds Diesel and
then the less POS Chevy Cavalier.

I soon found that a toyota corolla was a Cracker box that started, and ran, and as long as you didn’t bang into anything it did great.

And the Camry i had that ran 12 years, decently.

I really wanted a hybrid, i’d have bought a Volt but
i needed a car this summer, and Chevy wasn’t coming out until now.

I wish i had bought the volt

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]Buy an American car:
Upside= $30,000.00 stays in the US and tons of American jobs are helped.

Downside= If you believe the BS about lower quality then maybe, MAYBE you may have to take time and visit the dealer one or two more times for a warranty repair over a Honda or whatever.

The actual real truth is American cars are crazy, crazy reliable. Too bad so many will still gladly send the $$ from the second largest purchase of thier lives to Japan or Korea over and over in the tiny hopes of gaining a tiny advantage at such an extreem cost to the country and eventually to themselves as well.[/quote]

well in my case, i struggled through that POS the 74 Buick Nova, the POS 78 Olds Diesel and
then the less POS Chevy Cavalier.

I soon found that a toyota corolla was a Cracker box that started, and ran, and as long as you didn’t bang into anything it did great.

And the Camry i had that ran 12 years, decently.

I really wanted a hybrid, i’d have bought a Volt but
i needed a car this summer, and Chevy wasn’t coming out until now.

I wish i had bought the volt

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]Buy an American car:
Upside= $30,000.00 stays in the US and tons of American jobs are helped.

Downside= If you believe the BS about lower quality then maybe, MAYBE you may have to take time and visit the dealer one or two more times for a warranty repair over a Honda or whatever.

The actual real truth is American cars are crazy, crazy reliable. Too bad so many will still gladly send the $$ from the second largest purchase of thier lives to Japan or Korea over and over in the tiny hopes of gaining a tiny advantage at such an extreem cost to the country and eventually to themselves as well.[/quote]

well in my case, i struggled through that POS the 74 Buick Nova, the POS 78 Olds Diesel and
then the less POS Chevy Cavalier.

I soon found that a toyota corolla was a Cracker box that started, and ran, and as long as you didn’t bang into anything it did great.

And the Camry i had that ran 12 years, decently.

I really wanted a hybrid, i’d have bought a Volt but
i needed a car this summer, and Chevy wasn’t coming out until now.

I wish i had bought the volt

[patb]

[quote=Rt.66]Buy an American car:
Upside= $30,000.00 stays in the US and tons of American jobs are helped.

Downside= If you believe the BS about lower quality then maybe, MAYBE you may have to take time and visit the dealer one or two more times for a warranty repair over a Honda or whatever.

The actual real truth is American cars are crazy, crazy reliable. Too bad so many will still gladly send the $$ from the second largest purchase of thier lives to Japan or Korea over and over in the tiny hopes of gaining a tiny advantage at such an extreem cost to the country and eventually to themselves as well.[/quote]

well in my case, i struggled through that POS the 74 Buick Nova, the POS 78 Olds Diesel and
then the less POS Chevy Cavalier.

I soon found that a toyota corolla was a Cracker box that started, and ran, and as long as you didn’t bang into anything it did great.

And the Camry i had that ran 12 years, decently.

I really wanted a hybrid, i’d have bought a Volt but
i needed a car this summer, and Chevy wasn’t coming out until now.

I wish i had bought the volt

[briansd1]

My cousin’s (bless her) husband is a die-hard real American in Ohio. After berating all our relatives for buying foreign cars for years, he bought a brand new Nissan Altima when his Chevy’s engine burned up on the freeway. He had to abandon the car on the side of the road.

A friend’s Ford F150 truck’s transmission just failed. Still has about 18 months’ worth of payments on the truck.

American cars are fine as long as you don’t plan to keep them more than 3 years.

[briansd1]

My cousin’s (bless her) husband is a die-hard real American in Ohio. After berating all our relatives for buying foreign cars for years, he bought a brand new Nissan Altima when his Chevy’s engine burned up on the freeway. He had to abandon the car on the side of the road.

A friend’s Ford F150 truck’s transmission just failed. Still has about 18 months’ worth of payments on the truck.

American cars are fine as long as you don’t plan to keep them more than 3 years.

[briansd1]

My cousin’s (bless her) husband is a die-hard real American in Ohio. After berating all our relatives for buying foreign cars for years, he bought a brand new Nissan Altima when his Chevy’s engine burned up on the freeway. He had to abandon the car on the side of the road.

A friend’s Ford F150 truck’s transmission just failed. Still has about 18 months’ worth of payments on the truck.

American cars are fine as long as you don’t plan to keep them more than 3 years.

[briansd1]

My cousin’s (bless her) husband is a die-hard real American in Ohio. After berating all our relatives for buying foreign cars for years, he bought a brand new Nissan Altima when his Chevy’s engine burned up on the freeway. He had to abandon the car on the side of the road.

A friend’s Ford F150 truck’s transmission just failed. Still has about 18 months’ worth of payments on the truck.

American cars are fine as long as you don’t plan to keep them more than 3 years.

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