Comments on: Why No One Believes GM, Ford and Chrysler Deserved Bailouts http://keysplashcreative.com/why-no-one-believes-gm-ford-and-chrysler-deserved-bailouts/ The key to your success Tue, 24 Apr 2012 12:17:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Stinky13 http://keysplashcreative.com/why-no-one-believes-gm-ford-and-chrysler-deserved-bailouts/comment-page-1/#comment-9981 Stinky13 Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:16:40 +0000 http://keysplashcreative.com/?p=1573#comment-9981 These two openings highlight a core challenge of any pilot: demonstrate how the show will feel both freshly distinct and familiar enough to be recognizable and comfortable, the delicate balance between similarity and difference that structures commercial television as a format. , These two openings highlight a core challenge of any pilot: demonstrate how the show will feel both freshly distinct and familiar enough to be recognizable and comfortable, the delicate balance between similarity and difference that structures commercial television as a format. ,

]]> By: Scott http://keysplashcreative.com/why-no-one-believes-gm-ford-and-chrysler-deserved-bailouts/comment-page-1/#comment-7884 Scott Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:37:19 +0000 http://keysplashcreative.com/?p=1573#comment-7884 Talk about a picture being worth a thousand words! I can understand people in the U.S. manufacturing sector being up in arms regarding the failure of the big three, but they've fallen victim to their own greed & ineptitude; it's just a shame that they're taking down so many employees, families, even whole communities and ways of life with them. I find myself repeatedly wondering why the U.S. can't compete with foreign manufacturers. Is it simply that foreign workers don't earn a "living" wage; in which case we'll never be able to compete and yet allow our workers to maintain an acceptable standard of living? I'm sure the issue is more complex than that or corporate greed. Is arrogance and a reluctance to change to blame for our inability to complete in a global economy? I just don't know... Talk about a picture being worth a thousand words! I can understand people in the U.S. manufacturing sector being up in arms regarding the failure of the big three, but they’ve fallen victim to their own greed & ineptitude; it’s just a shame that they’re taking down so many employees, families, even whole communities and ways of life with them.

I find myself repeatedly wondering why the U.S. can’t compete with foreign manufacturers. Is it simply that foreign workers don’t earn a “living” wage; in which case we’ll never be able to compete and yet allow our workers to maintain an acceptable standard of living? I’m sure the issue is more complex than that or corporate greed. Is arrogance and a reluctance to change to blame for our inability to complete in a global economy? I just don’t know…

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