Thursday, July 01, 2004
FAHRENHEIT 79 AND SUNNY
Somebody in my office picked up a street bootleg of F-9/11. I'm excited to see it, but I may wait. I'm thinking of a July 4th Michael Moore fest. (Roger And Me, The Big One, Bowling For Columbine, and F-9/11). I just saw "The Big One" on cable, and enjoyed it very much. In response to Tony Alva's blog, Mr. Moore was more concerned about companies who showed profit (millions) and still downsized or moved it's manufacturing operation out of the country in order to "stay competetive". If buisness is bad, nobody can find fault with closing down, it is a sad but simple truth of economics in a free trade society such as ours. But if buisiness is good, to reward the hard work and effort of your workforce by moving their job to mexico, well that's a little low, don't you think? I will quote Bobcat Goldthwaite as well: "I didn't lose my job, I know where it is, it's just somebody else is doing it."
Somebody in my office picked up a street bootleg of F-9/11. I'm excited to see it, but I may wait. I'm thinking of a July 4th Michael Moore fest. (Roger And Me, The Big One, Bowling For Columbine, and F-9/11). I just saw "The Big One" on cable, and enjoyed it very much. In response to Tony Alva's blog, Mr. Moore was more concerned about companies who showed profit (millions) and still downsized or moved it's manufacturing operation out of the country in order to "stay competetive". If buisness is bad, nobody can find fault with closing down, it is a sad but simple truth of economics in a free trade society such as ours. But if buisiness is good, to reward the hard work and effort of your workforce by moving their job to mexico, well that's a little low, don't you think? I will quote Bobcat Goldthwaite as well: "I didn't lose my job, I know where it is, it's just somebody else is doing it."
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