China: a Labor Paradise

[Poetic Peter]

I like that Chinese people make all the stuff we need.
They're hard working and ambitious! Gee, I'd hate to toil much at all.

Proud to be American, a Christian job creator; an end-user
never breaking sweat. Thank you God!

Hop hop hop!

A labourer carries tiles to the kiln at a brick factory in Heqing village of Dali city, southwest China's Yunnan province February 27, 2007. The factory has 60 workers from the Bai minority. They work 12 hours a day for 30 yuan ($3.90) a day. Besides manufacturing bricks from mud, the factory also produces tiles and other ornaments.

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

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China is on the short list for my Born Again Doll factory. The thought of little yellow children making toys for little Saved children while earning enough money to buy some gum to make their miserable Commie lives a little bit happier.

[Deaner]

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They work 12 hours a day for 30 yuan ($3.90) a day.

That's a little much isn't it? How the hell are we supposed to maintain a superior economic balance throwing money around like that?

I still say the only thing chinks are good for is teaching darkies hygiene and table manners. A male buck will outwork one of those sneaky nips 10 to 1.

[H. Montague Worthington]

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They work 12 hours a day for 30 yuan ($3.90) a day.

$3.90 a day!! That's outrageous!! That's 32 1/2 cents an HOUR!! You can BUY some Chinks and Filipinos for $90-125, and they last about eight months on bread and water working 16-hour days. The bread and water costs about $6 for the rest of their entire lives, which is about 180-300 days-- let's say 240 days on average. Housing costs are about $10 a year for each slave, er, worker.

So let's say you buy a Chink kid for $100 from some pirates that capture him at sea trying to sneak into the US. Add $6 for food, and $10 for a roof over his cardboard box bed on the floor. That's a total of $116 free and clear.

240 days at 16 hours per day equals 3840 hours of work (although, as they get weaker toward the end, their productivity isn't all that high). Nevertheless, $116 divided by 3840 hours is three CENTS an hour-- or 1/11th what that fool in the tile factory is paying them!!

Whoever owns that tile factory is going to be crushed by his competition.

[Bobby-Joe]

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So let's say you buy a Chink kid for $100 from some pirates that capture him at sea trying to sneak into the US. Add $6 for food, and $10 for a roof over his cardboard box bed on the floor. That's a total of $116 free and clear.

You were mentioning that security company you own (what was it “Samson Guard Security”?) was doing a study of feasibility of it taking on work force on-boarding for Worthington Industries. How did that turn out? You had mention that if they combined on-boarding workers from war zones they were doing contract work you could cut that worker acquisition price from $100 per head to $75. It seemed like a pretty slick idea since who cares if a half a dozen Somalians or what not disappear while they are lining up for a UN handout.

[H. Montague Worthington]

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The only way it makes more sense to pay workers by the day instead of buying them outright from pirates, warlords, or drug-addled parents is if they're working totally unprotected with large quantities of benzine. I learned my lesson on that one!

[Brother Temperance]

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That's a little much isn't it? How the hell are we supposed to maintain a superior economic balance throwing money around like that?

I still say the only thing chinks are good for is teaching darkies hygiene and table manners. A male buck will outwork one of those sneaky nips 10 to 1.

Yes, but the chinkadees don't have to take "rape breaks" every half-hour.

[WickedWitch]

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Yes, but the chinkadees don't have to take "rape breaks" every half-hour.

And you don't have to spend any extra money buying Kentucky Fried Chicken for them.

[Glendora Christianson]

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I just love that Orange Chicken at Panda Express. And those noodles ummm. The folks who work there have the right color skin, but without the slanty eyes . . . are they real Chineeeeess? Anyway, I am so happy we found a way to get rid of poor people's jobs . . . I can't imagine living next door to someone who makes Nikes, Cell Phones, Ipods and Digital Cameras. It all sounds so common, so trashy!

Perhaps we might finally convince the poor folks to stop polluting Jesus favorite country and just move away . . . certainly, Mehijico must be looking for some (pale for them) new people to fill the void of all those immigrunts who sneak over here to tend Mother Glynndie's gated patio home from the low $500's (actually they're selling for $600k since Pastor Pistle visited).

I guess I don't mind those Chineeeese, but I sure hope they don't move to Freehold. ACCOMODATING GLENDORA

[H. Montague Worthington]

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China is an economic miracle! The Chinese economy is growing at 10-15% per year!

How do they do it? No unions, no minimum wage, no pesky regulations, plus a lot more forced prison labor. It's win-win.

[Larry Lee]

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China is an economic miracle! The Chinese economy is growing at 10-15% per year!

How do they do it? No unions, no minimum wage, no pesky regulations, plus a lot more forced prison labor. It's win-win.

...and privatization, Brother, that's the key.