 | | From: | jackeroo | | Subject: | Bringing in coolie labor without bringing in coolie labor? Or wheres my job gone? | | Date: | Fri, 17 Dec 2004 12:36:56 GMT |
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 | a man working one our jobs outsourced to India wrote me. "It's time you
Americans drop to the poverty levels of the rest of the Third World."
http://www.rense.com/general60/illegalimmigrationsdestruct.htm
Johnny's hero and no doubt Johnny intends following his footsteps?
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| | From: | Jefferson | | Subject: | Re: Bringing in coolie labor without bringing in coolie labor? Or wheres my job gone? | | Date: | Fri, 17 Dec 2004 23:59:23 +1100 |
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"jackeroo" wrote in message
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>a man working one our jobs
"our" jobs? you and I own it, do we?
outsourced to India wrote me. "It's time you
> Americans drop to the poverty levels of the rest of the Third World."
> http://www.rense.com/general60/illegalimmigrationsdestruct.htm
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| | From: | jackeroo | | Subject: | Re: Bringing in coolie labor without bringing in coolie labor? Or wheres my job gone? | | Date: | Fri, 17 Dec 2004 18:53:41 GMT |
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"Jefferson" wrote in message
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> "jackeroo" wrote in message
> news:IpAwd.76201$K7.17689@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> >a man working one our jobs
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> "our" jobs? you and I own it, do we?
In the sense that if we exported all our rice and you could not buy any in
Australia you could say your rice had been sold? Meaning only that you could
buy rice grown here and now you cannot.
If the job is outsourced yes as much as we own any other export ? Although
most other exports generate income, this does just the opposite?
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> outsourced to India wrote me. "It's time you
> > Americans drop to the poverty levels of the rest of the Third World."
> > http://www.rense.com/general60/illegalimmigrationsdestruct.htm
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> > Johnny's hero and no doubt Johnny intends following his footsteps?
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| | From: | Jefferson | | Subject: | Re: Bringing in coolie labor without bringing in coolie labor? Or wheres my job gone? | | Date: | Wed, 22 Dec 2004 00:47:18 +1100 |
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"jackeroo" wrote in message
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> "Jefferson" wrote in message
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>> "jackeroo" wrote in message
>> news:IpAwd.76201$K7.17689@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> >a man working one our jobs
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>> "our" jobs? you and I own it, do we?
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> In the sense that if we exported all our rice and you could not buy any in
> Australia you could say your rice had been sold? Meaning only that you
> could
> buy rice grown here and now you cannot.
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> If the job is outsourced yes as much as we own any other export ? Although
> most other exports generate income, this does just the opposite?
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It generates income - to the person doing the work. The issue is whether
that person is outside Australia should affect policy. If it does, it
amounts to forcing buyers in Australia, without their consent, to pay more
so as to give it to someone in Australia, for no other reason than that
other person is in Australia.
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>> outsourced to India wrote me. "It's time you
>> > Americans drop to the poverty levels of the rest of the Third World."
>> > http://www.rense.com/general60/illegalimmigrationsdestruct.htm
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>> > Johnny's hero and no doubt Johnny intends following his footsteps?
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| | From: | jg | | Subject: | Re: Bringing in coolie labor without bringing in coolie labor? Or wheres my job gone? | | Date: | Tue, 21 Dec 2004 21:18:03 GMT |
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"Jefferson" wrote in message
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> "jackeroo" wrote in message
> news:VWFwd.76422$K7.32942@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
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> > "Jefferson" wrote in message
> > news:41c2d91f@quokka.wn.com.au...
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> >> "jackeroo" wrote in message
> >> news:IpAwd.76201$K7.17689@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> >> >a man working one our jobs
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> >> "our" jobs? you and I own it, do we?
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> > In the sense that if we exported all our rice and you could not buy any
in
> > Australia you could say your rice had been sold? Meaning only that you
> > could
> > buy rice grown here and now you cannot.
> >
> > If the job is outsourced yes as much as we own any other export ?
Although
> > most other exports generate income, this does just the opposite?
> >
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> It generates income - to the person doing the work. The issue is whether
> that person is outside Australia should affect policy. If it does, it
> amounts to forcing buyers in Australia, without their consent, to pay more
> so as to give it to someone in Australia, for no other reason than that
> other person is in Australia.
>
What happens when all the jobs have been exported and you can't earn money
to pay at all? You can be a rubbish collector a shop assistant or a builder
but who's going to pay you when all the money is going out of the country?
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| | From: | Jefferson | | Subject: | Re: Bringing in coolie labor without bringing in coolie labor? Or wheres my job gone? | | Date: | Fri, 24 Dec 2004 01:39:03 +1100 |
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"jg" wrote in message
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> "Jefferson" wrote in message
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>> "jackeroo" wrote in message
>> news:VWFwd.76422$K7.32942@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
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>> > "Jefferson" wrote in message
>> > news:41c2d91f@quokka.wn.com.au...
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>> >> "jackeroo" wrote in message
>> >> news:IpAwd.76201$K7.17689@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> >> >a man working one our jobs
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>> >> "our" jobs? you and I own it, do we?
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>> > In the sense that if we exported all our rice and you could not buy any
> in
>> > Australia you could say your rice had been sold? Meaning only that you
>> > could
>> > buy rice grown here and now you cannot.
>> >
>> > If the job is outsourced yes as much as we own any other export ?
> Although
>> > most other exports generate income, this does just the opposite?
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>> It generates income - to the person doing the work. The issue is whether
>> that person is outside Australia should affect policy. If it does, it
>> amounts to forcing buyers in Australia, without their consent, to pay
>> more
>> so as to give it to someone in Australia, for no other reason than that
>> other person is in Australia.
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> What happens when all the jobs have been exported and you can't earn money
> to pay at all? You can be a rubbish collector a shop assistant or a
> builder
> but who's going to pay you when all the money is going out of the country?
Is that the main argument against it? A fear that "all" the jobs will be
exported. Do you really believe that Australia can do nothing useful at all?
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| | From: | jg | | Subject: | Re: Bringing in coolie labor without bringing in coolie labor? Or wheres my job gone? | | Date: | Thu, 23 Dec 2004 15:51:12 GMT |
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"Jefferson" wrote in message
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> "jg" wrote in message
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> > "Jefferson" wrote in message
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> >> "jackeroo" wrote in message
> >> news:VWFwd.76422$K7.32942@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
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> >> > "Jefferson" wrote in message
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> >> >> "jackeroo" wrote in message
> >> >> news:IpAwd.76201$K7.17689@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> >> >> >a man working one our jobs
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> >> >> "our" jobs? you and I own it, do we?
> >> >
> >> > In the sense that if we exported all our rice and you could not buy
any
> > in
> >> > Australia you could say your rice had been sold? Meaning only that
you
> >> > could
> >> > buy rice grown here and now you cannot.
> >> >
> >> > If the job is outsourced yes as much as we own any other export ?
> > Although
> >> > most other exports generate income, this does just the opposite?
> >> >
> >>
> >> It generates income - to the person doing the work. The issue is
whether
> >> that person is outside Australia should affect policy. If it does, it
> >> amounts to forcing buyers in Australia, without their consent, to pay
> >> more
> >> so as to give it to someone in Australia, for no other reason than that
> >> other person is in Australia.
> >>
> > What happens when all the jobs have been exported and you can't earn
money
> > to pay at all? You can be a rubbish collector a shop assistant or a
> > builder
> > but who's going to pay you when all the money is going out of the
country?
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> Is that the main argument against it? A fear that "all" the jobs will be
> exported. Do you really believe that Australia can do nothing useful at
all?
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Do you think you are so talented you can't be sold out? Do you think you
live as well as you do just because you are so much smarter than any Indian?
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| | From: | jg | | Subject: | Re: Bringing in coolie labor without bringing in coolie labor? Or wheres my job gone? | | Date: | Sun, 19 Dec 2004 00:55:12 GMT |
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"Jefferson" wrote in message
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> "jackeroo" wrote in message
> news:IpAwd.76201$K7.17689@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> >a man working one our jobs
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> "our" jobs? you and I own it, do we?
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Only in the sense that while you have something it's yours. Since there is
probably no job that can't be done cheaper in India, if you don't think of
your job as yours you might migrate there while you can still afford the
fare.
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