Just move your manufacturing to the us. Its not that hard.

No thank you. You'll just have to pay more. It's not that hard.

>>60499406 (OP)
It impossible. Only manufacturing possible in China.

>>60499406 (OP)
Only for it to be burned to the ground in the next Shaquoon Floydweathermarquizius chimpout.

Usa is that fat colombian guy who comes into your store acting like a total dick but then buys 20k worth of jeans

>>60499406 (OP)
Maybe if there was legislation on tariffs. As it stands now, it’s just the daily whim of the president, so there’s no point in making any decisions like that yet.

>>60499423
most manufacturing jobs are in rural areas. the biggest challenge to onshoring manufacturing is making it profitable because american COL is full of jewish scams (rents/housing are absurd). also you need to find people to show up to work every day, not strung out on fentanyl.

>>60499406 (OP)
>america is great because we have all these hard working diverse people and immigrants eager to work
>you can't manufacture anything in America because no one wants to work

>>60499978
working in america is synonymous with being treated like a nigger slave. i know because my dad worked in a factory for 40 years (retiring in a few years) and i worked in the same factory for a few years. anyone with a brain gets out ASAP. rotating shifts, dangerous working conditions, slavedriver managers, mandatory overtime with no notice, etc.

>>60499406 (OP)
You will work in a factory for minimum pay and you will like it

>>60499406 (OP)
just move your factories, it's that simple

>>60500000

They can't get away with this when there are less bodies to choose from. That's when the labor has more negotiating power and better conditions.

>>60500000
yeah but when your direct competitor is foreign sweat shops what do you expect

>>60500141

Yep, opening up competition to Asia was disastrous for the state of American factory work. Compete with slaves, have to become more of a slave yourself.

>>60499406 (OP)
>let’s see where I can get some factory equipment for my new car factor-
Well, at least raw materials like steel and aluminum aren’t tariffed.

>>60499978
We manufacture more now than we ever have. It just doesn't translate to jobs because we're an advanced manufacturing nation with advanced factories. You need to go third-world mode if you want assembly lines of people putting screws in widgets.

>>60500103
>They can't get away with this when there are less bodies to choose from.
that will always be short lived. just look at the "wfh revolution" during COVID that has largely been walked back by pajeet outsourcing and RTO.

workers get uppity and they ramp up automation or bribe congress for emergency low skill beanernigger visas to fill a critical worker skills shortage that is vital to national defense etc.

>>60500178
Cool it with the anti bharatian remarks

>>60500215
its literally over for 80% of americans. my job outsourced 150 jobs to a turdskin outsourcing firm. last friday was the date of their layoff, in fact. i now review the work of 3 shitskins. this is phase 1 of ??? of outsourcing.

>>60500236

Eventually the company switches back to hiring Americans again to try to fix the mountain of dogshit that their Indian slopiteers crufted together (I am here)

>>60500254
everyone keeps saying this but i dont think it's true this time around. USA as a whole is building more partnerships and large scale business deals with india. their work is objectively inferior but it literally doesn't matter as long as it barely functions.

>>60500265

I just told you I'm literally in this exact situation. Fairly large corpo for pharma software, mass outsourced in the late 2010's, they build a horrifically messy application, they have been hiring more Americans to work on "bug fix teams" and try to solve their issues. I am one of them. It's so bad I think they're just in a hole. Software isn't an industry that you can just replace with anyone, it's literally deliberate, cerebral work, and if you don't do that, you create dogshit that clients hate.

>>60499429
And yet trillions of dollars of investment have been announced and construction started on multiple big logistics and manufacturing plants. Curious.

>>60499420
This is the real problem. We simply don't have magic chinese hands. It's over gweilo bros.

>>60500278
i work at a major pharmacy company youve definitely heard of. like 90% of our devs (i work in finance and see the project budgets occassionally) are indian and work for cognizant, infosys, etc. we have onshore devs but they are rapidly being replaced with offshore turds. and of course we have some onshore h1b turds. it goes without saying the CTO is a turdskin.

>>60500306

Indian CTO really is the death bell for any engineering department. I'm guessing the CTO and his staff are the ones that enact offshoring initiatives.

>>60500332
yes also theres considerable rumors about directors/vps getting kickbacks for offshoring to these turdskin firms.

>>60499406 (OP)
Minimum wage here is 15x higher. Therefore the finished product will be at least 15x more expensive. Are you prepared to pay that much for clothes?

>>60499406 (OP)
Because factories take time and money and they'll just be accepting a loss.

>>60500370
>Are you prepared to pay that much for clothes?
they already mark it up

>>60500370
Why would I buy new clothes? I am an adult I am not going to magically shrink until I'm like 80.

>>60499406 (OP)
But then I will have to pay White American people a decent living wage, and that goes against ZOG.

>>60500390
It's just an example. Whatever you make here will be expensive because you can't legally pay people 25 cents an hour