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I don't think there was any implication that the American worker deserves more, or that the foreigner deserves less. Just that is what the rates are. And yes, y
by chrismcb 12y ago
I don't think there was any implication that the American worker deserves more, or that the foreigner deserves less. Just that is what the rates are.
And yes, you can't invite a foreign worker into America to displace an American. Most countries have that rule, what is wrong with attitude of a country trying to protect its citizens?
- dennisgorelik 12y ago1) The title itself claims "costing thousands of American jobs" assuming that Americans somehow deserve these jobs over foreigners. 2) Even if most countries discriminate foreign workers, that does not make it right. 3) Discrimination (if it is not based on skills) is making economy less efficient.