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american wage slaves fight over chinese slave goods

By coriacci1   Follow   Sun, 25 Nov 2012, 9:26am   287 views   3 comments
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http://21stcenturywire.com/2012/11/25/american-wage-slaves-fighting-over-chinese-slave-goods/

It’s getting way too predictable for our liking. The name “Black” joined with Friday, in itself, is worth looking at – in all its Satanic symbolism. Why do they try to market this event as some sort of national holiday and call it “Black”? It all started with the Cabbage Patch Doll uprisings back in the 1980′s. It seemed like a fluke at the time. But the trend has raged on, and on. An epic battle for a load of cheap plastic made in China and Vietnam, mostly by women and children on a dollar a day.

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1. CaptainShuddup Follow Befriend (1) 247 threads 4,683 comments

   1   1:02pm Sun 25 Nov 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike (1)   Would you rather we round up all of our Walmart shoppers, and send them over to China and Nam to have them kick the shit out of the Slave labor? It might motivate them to up production, so there wont be any shortage brouhahas.

2. justme Follow Befriend (2) 33 threads 3,456 comments

   2   1:05pm Sun 25 Nov 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike   CaptainShuddup says send them over to China and Nam to have them kick the shit out of the Slave labor? It is not the slave labor than needs their shit to be kicked, now, is it? That's the problem with right wingers, they always think the solution to any problem is a war.

3. Auntiegrav Follow Befriend (5) 7 threads 228 comments Belgium, WI Premium

   3   1:27pm Sun 25 Nov 2012   Share   Quote   Permalink   Like   Dislike   Protected   These are artificial shortage brouhahas, though. The force behind the fights and the hype is the loss-leader pricing, which is a psychological bullying tactic to get people to fight over things which they wouldn't buy (too costly), let alone fight over, at the actual cost.