When cheap labor became a drug, it killed innovation.

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When cheap labor became a drug, it killed innovation.

Author: Eli (9555 Posts - Original UHND Member)

Posted at 9:15 pm on Apr 22, 2025

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The quote of the day: If you don't have steel, you don't have a country. - Eli - 10:36am 4/22/25 (13) [View All]
- This is perfect Trump economic "thinking" - Chris94 - 11:13am 4/22/25
- And if steel, semiconductors and autos can be produced much cheaper elsewhere? - Curly1918 - 10:52am 4/22/25
  - Let me put it bluntly: Cheap labor became the drug of American economies. It killed innovation. - Eli - 11:26am 4/22/25
    - "Cheap labor killed innovation." What drivel. America is the most innotive nation on Earth. [NT] - Chris94 - 2:44pm 4/22/25
      - When cheap labor became a drug, it killed innovation. [NT] - Eli - 9:15pm 4/22/25
        Stupid as usual. Switzerland, Sweden, USA, Singapore, and the UK are the most innovative countries - Domer From Hell - 9:40pm 4/22/25
        People like him are why the commies lost the Cold War. [NT] - Frank L - 10:37am 4/23/25
    - Oh please. Immigration and cheap labor were the engine of our economic growth throughout the 19th - Frank L - 12:41pm 4/22/25
      - You misspelled immigration and cheap LAND. Gold rush & becoming landlords draw immigrants. [LINK] - Eli - 9:31pm 4/22/25
        You have no clue you moron. I’m third generation on both sides. I know why they came you total - Frank L - 12:03am 4/23/25
    - We have such short memories.. of the Great Depression. [LINK] - Curly1918 - 12:30pm 4/22/25
    - 1) why do you care, you're a pretend American? 2) You mean American companies foremost [NT] - Quest4twelve - 12:04pm 4/22/25
  - There are national security considerations for producing stuff. - iairishcheeks - 11:24am 4/22/25