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To: stockman_scott who wrote (185845)	4/27/2006 9:07:07 PM
From: geode00	Respond to of 281500

Hm. The US has long had 'uncompetitive' labor costs in comparison to other countries. During this extended period of time which has probably lasted most of our history, we have managd to continually increase our uncompetitive labor costs. How? Why do countries have their own currencies, their own laws, their own borders? Why not simply open up all countries into a one-world system? Gee. I like Gross but I wonder if anything any pundit says makes a great deal of sense. GM made lousy cars for decades and treated its customers like dirt. I wouldn't buy a GM because I simply do not trust the company. Wait a second, hmmmm, the US government treats its citizens like dirt....maybe there is a comparison to be made here. :) We are in such trouble.