phill4paul
12-07-2016, 08:24 PM
Listen up knuckleheads. I've heard enough handwringing and enough about how the U.S. "ought" to be. Liberals, libertarians and Trump detractors all bemoaning the Carrier deal which caused Carrier to keep 800 good paying jobs, along with a $16mil re-investment, for $7mil in tax credits over 10 years.
I'm a Trump detractor on any number of things. One thing I am not a detractor about is the positive shift of companies willing to employ American workers whether by his working deals, bully-pulpiting, or promising tax breaks and deregulation to companies that want to employ American workers.
Americans need to go back to work. They need good paying jobs which provide them with a home and the ability to feed, cloth and educate (and I'm not talking public school) their families.
Prosperity leads to individual freedom. Poverty leads to dependence and dependence, naturally, requires more calls for governance.
Trumps not even president yet and he has already caused major companies, employers, to reconsider their position of offshoring jobs.
Carrier, Trans-Lux, U.S. Steel. (http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?505102-Two-More-Companies-coming-back-because-of-Trump-s-win)
Softbank a telecommunications company has said they will invest $50 billion and create 50k jobs.
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?505066-Trump-makes-deal-with-Softbank-50-billion-and-50k-jobs-into-the-US
So bitch, moan and complain as much as you want. If you want to move away from the welfare state then the nation is going to have to create an environment in which companies will want to invest in America and employ Americans. Public education will have to regear to trades over cis-gender studies.
A company is just not going to move into community, or a country, unless the incentives given are better then other locales.
Watch this episode of 60 Minutes. It chronicles the efforts of Joe Max Higgins to bring good paying jobs to an area of Mississippi known as the Golden Triangle, that was previously an economic wasteland. He enticed companies such as PACCAR, Yokohama Tires and Steel Dynamics and created 6k good paying jobs. Companies didn't just throw a dart at the globe and end up there. Those companies had to be enticed to set up shop. They had to have guarantees of infrastructure and job training at the local Community College that would provide them with skilled labor.
Since his segment aired he has said that he and his staff have been inundated with calls from other businesses. Success creates success.
Relevant portion runs at 17:28 - 32:35.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mGqE6pMPFE
I'm a Trump detractor on any number of things. One thing I am not a detractor about is the positive shift of companies willing to employ American workers whether by his working deals, bully-pulpiting, or promising tax breaks and deregulation to companies that want to employ American workers.
Americans need to go back to work. They need good paying jobs which provide them with a home and the ability to feed, cloth and educate (and I'm not talking public school) their families.
Prosperity leads to individual freedom. Poverty leads to dependence and dependence, naturally, requires more calls for governance.
Trumps not even president yet and he has already caused major companies, employers, to reconsider their position of offshoring jobs.
Carrier, Trans-Lux, U.S. Steel. (http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?505102-Two-More-Companies-coming-back-because-of-Trump-s-win)
Softbank a telecommunications company has said they will invest $50 billion and create 50k jobs.
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?505066-Trump-makes-deal-with-Softbank-50-billion-and-50k-jobs-into-the-US
So bitch, moan and complain as much as you want. If you want to move away from the welfare state then the nation is going to have to create an environment in which companies will want to invest in America and employ Americans. Public education will have to regear to trades over cis-gender studies.
A company is just not going to move into community, or a country, unless the incentives given are better then other locales.
Watch this episode of 60 Minutes. It chronicles the efforts of Joe Max Higgins to bring good paying jobs to an area of Mississippi known as the Golden Triangle, that was previously an economic wasteland. He enticed companies such as PACCAR, Yokohama Tires and Steel Dynamics and created 6k good paying jobs. Companies didn't just throw a dart at the globe and end up there. Those companies had to be enticed to set up shop. They had to have guarantees of infrastructure and job training at the local Community College that would provide them with skilled labor.
Since his segment aired he has said that he and his staff have been inundated with calls from other businesses. Success creates success.
Relevant portion runs at 17:28 - 32:35.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mGqE6pMPFE