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| View Poll Results: Should The US Govt. Bail Out the US Auot Industry? | |||
| YES - Bail Them Out! |
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11 | 17.74% |
| NO - Let them Fail! |
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51 | 82.26% |
| Voters: 62. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Drives: 2008 Yaris Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Pennsylvania
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It's not our fault that Canadians elected to concentrate power into the hands of "Deputy Ministers", who then proceeded to beat down your domestic industry. If you'd been more laissez faire up there your Auto industries could have remained strong and competed globally. Heck, maybe we Americans would be making Canadian cars or parts for same instead of Vice Versa. As far as "resurrecting", you cannot look back. You don't resurrect anything, you create new opportunities. If you all want to make your own cars that's cool, except of course how do you keep all of those greedy grasping Politicians out of the way? Alberta's Governor wants to levy his own tax on oil derived from tar sands. Just because, as Dillinger said, "I rob banks because that's where the money is". A car making plant is an incredible source of tax revenue for a greedy politician. We have the same problem down here. Too many greedy grasping fingers want to poke into someone else's pies. They get elected every so often so they figure they have the public behind them. If the public knew how these birds interfere in their livelihoods I don't think they'd be so popular. Gene |
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