Thread 510082374 - /pol/ [Archived: 499 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: hjHEEjh/Canada
7/11/2025, 12:42:05 PM No.510082374
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Why is everyone content with their modern electronics being manufactured in 3rd world nations?
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Anonymous ID: FwWtCXZVSerbia
7/11/2025, 12:43:18 PM No.510082431
>>510082374 (OP)
That AvE? Have not watched that leaf in years.
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Anonymous ID: 3o248OzC
7/11/2025, 12:48:48 PM No.510082687
>>510082374 (OP)
cheaper
Anonymous ID: zjk8WInKCanada
7/11/2025, 12:53:53 PM No.510082910
>>510082374 (OP)
Jewish daycare and mahmoud tyreese wilson don't have the skills to make anything, most white people these days don't either. China went all in on hard skills and have real engineers like the west used to.
Anonymous ID: lH353OlEUnited States
7/11/2025, 12:54:58 PM No.510082949
>>510082374 (OP)
no one is content with it besides owners of tech companies
also communist unionization efforts in factories in America completely killed everyones motivation to build anything here
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Anonymous ID: IUzXuZEyUnited States
7/11/2025, 12:58:44 PM No.510083115
>>510082949
The only reason anyone wants a factory job is because historically they were unionized and thus paid a living wage.
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Anonymous ID: lH353OlEUnited States
7/11/2025, 12:59:24 PM No.510083146
>>510083115
>historically
when is "historically" exactly?
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Anonymous ID: IUzXuZEyUnited States
7/11/2025, 1:01:13 PM No.510083227
>>510083146
1950s, 60s, 70s. You know. When you could work a factory job and have a house. There’s still some positions like that in the auto industry but that’s the exception not the rule and as the power of unions is further eroded by competition from ‘right to work’ states? Even that is withering away.
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Anonymous ID: hjHEEjh/Canada
7/11/2025, 1:02:04 PM No.510083267
>>510083146
since factories were common and tyrants running them
Anonymous ID: YuMPzB62United States
7/11/2025, 1:04:14 PM No.510083399
>>510082431
I had to stop watching him
He's beyond annoying with his try hard pervert "jokes"
Seriously, fuck that guy.
Anonymous ID: lH353OlEUnited States
7/11/2025, 1:05:09 PM No.510083445
>>510083227
50s and 60s they aren't unionized as much
70s is when they started going to shit because they demanded too much money. it's why cars from the 70s were complete shit boxes
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Anonymous ID: IUzXuZEyUnited States
7/11/2025, 1:08:41 PM No.510083605
>>510083445
10s, 20s, 30s were the labor unrest era which trailed off in the 30s due to the depression and WW2 which included state suppression of strikes and arbitration between unions and companies. The post war was the golden age of organized labor in the US with it falling away in the 80s and 90s. Point is that no one wants to work a hard job for shit pay and terrible conditions. Unions are the only thing that ever really made things better for industrial workers. Hell, even now as weak as they are, union employees make more money and get better benefits.
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Anonymous ID: lH353OlEUnited States
7/11/2025, 1:10:48 PM No.510083694
>>510083605
except no one is unionized now because no one has a job anymore because all the factory jobs moved to asia
Unionization was a bad thing, not good
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Anonymous ID: IUzXuZEyUnited States
7/11/2025, 1:14:22 PM No.510083857
>>510083694
Simply not true. There are a whole bunch of things still made in the US. Though the people employed in manufacturing has absolutely declined. There are a number of unionized or partially unionized industries in the US though. I suppose it comes back though to what you consider good versus bad. If you want a system where only imported thirdies will take work because the conditions are so shit that no American wants the job? Sure. Unions are bad. Otherwise they’re good.
Anonymous ID: 9AK92zvYUnited States
7/11/2025, 1:18:50 PM No.510084043
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Canada is a third world nation and I don't think I'd buy electronics from them. Their favorite color is Brown and I don't even consider that a color.
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Anonymous ID: VjHPkGgYUnited States
7/11/2025, 2:03:57 PM No.510086156
>>510082374 (OP)
idk
Anonymous ID: lL9EfCFfCanada
7/11/2025, 2:10:26 PM No.510086498
>>510084043
we are not 3rd world sar, we are super power Toronto is 3rd biggest city in india now