Looking back on history, this news is nothing new to Canada. Economy seems to be a popular subject this week as an American company (Cater-pillar) moves Electro-Motives production plant back to the states, costing roughly 400 people from Ontario their jobs. We've all seen the big yellow shovel giants digging up our future basement apartments. The corporate douches who own that company is at fault. The government created 2,300 jobs for Canadians, only to have the unemployment rate drop 7.6 percent. If you do the math, that is a shit ton of a Canadians.
CBC news asks us; Should American companies pay tax-breaks when this happens? Will answer this question with another question: Does our government even care and if they do what can they do about it?
With American business, horny to shove it up our tax paying asses without any lube, controlling the jobs of millions of Canadians; who will speak up? Perhaps our ageing population who now have to retire at 67 will actually vote correctly this October. It is obvious this generation, born in the 1980's and 1990's have lost hope in our over-paid Government candidates. We don't vote with a paper and pencil, but rather with occupation of cities.
CBC news asks us; Should American companies pay tax-breaks when this happens? Will answer this question with another question: Does our government even care and if they do what can they do about it?
With American business, horny to shove it up our tax paying asses without any lube, controlling the jobs of millions of Canadians; who will speak up? Perhaps our ageing population who now have to retire at 67 will actually vote correctly this October. It is obvious this generation, born in the 1980's and 1990's have lost hope in our over-paid Government candidates. We don't vote with a paper and pencil, but rather with occupation of cities.
It is the ever thinning middle class who will pay the most for damages. The lower class are laughing as they cash their welfare check. They get dental coverage, medical and funds to help support the slavery of the middle class. All they deal now is the abuse of the middle class and the ignorance of the working world. They don't even have to vote. Why would they? It's was never their world to begin with.
Update: Caterpillar's company worth continues to increase. Kevin O'Leary, in the company's defence, states its a ''cruel world we live in,'' and this production plant's move is due to Canadian workers not accepting a 50% wage decrease. It is not a ''Lockout'' he states, but rather rebellion of workers too stupid to take the anal retentive behaviour of the American way of business. They should ''take it, or leave it'' and sue the Unions. I post this video, via Youtube, as the obvious response of these workers. Good Luck, London!
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