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Originally Posted by crockett
Toyota hasn't worked inside the US as long as GM or Ford. They don't have the years of retirement and benefits that they have to pay out here at their US plants. Toyota's are also generally more expensive then their Ford or Chevy counterparts.
IMO I think it's sicking that politicians will hand over hundreds of billions to wall street crooks that produce nothing but debit, yet argue and belittle the only industry in America that actually builds something over a few billion.
Yea the big 3 fucked up but so did every one else it seems.. so why are the auto manufactures the ones paying the price. With all the jobs they create, they are a needed asset.
I wonder how much these politicians will be complaining when the big three have to close their plants and then re open them south of the boarder in a few years when the economy comes back.
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Or worst yet having the voters throw the politicians out of office because they refused the auto makers car loans these people that put the economy of the state they are in, the people and the other stores depending on those workers out of business creating an even bigger hold in the economy while spending the money on a war that should have never taken place.
Gee thanks Mr. Politician for fucking up the American economy and taking your citizens with you motherfuckers.