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The way it's described it sounds like it is more like the American company which is dishonest. Not the individuals who they are hiring. The company is gaming th
by nathanvanfleet 10y ago
The way it's described it sounds like it is more like the American company which is dishonest. Not the individuals who they are hiring. The company is gaming the system to get cheaper labor.
- seanp2k2 10y agoNailed it. That's the basic cycle I see: companies (people who run companies) do things which benefit them financially, citizens get upset at the inequality and demand change, politicians promise this change on the surface, then get into office and take actions which mainly benefit the wealthy + powerful. Repeat. Neither US political party is attempting to disrupt this system, it's just "spend money helping poorer people" or "spend money helping richer people". Red team does this through huge tax incentives for companies and individuals despite the growing national debt. There's no longer an actual conservative, small-government party in the US.