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Mar 5, 2007 | 02:32 PM

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Did I say or imply any legislation on non-US companies?

Yes, in your first response to my first post.

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But now most of our top schools are filled with foreign students, and other countries are surpassing the U.S. with their own "management-ready" workforce. First goes the manufacturing, and then follows the management.

Didn't seem plausible when it all started, but now we're staring down the barrel of a gun... one made in China.

As I said, there is nothing we can do about foreign students in our universities as long as they outperform American students. As for foreign workforces... how is legislation here going to affect them?

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The problem is with OUR executives and government. Capitalism is the best system when checked with healthy limitations. Our own governement hasn't even figured out how the world works.

The problem is with America, and Americans. Period.

Mar 5, 2007 | 02:42 PM

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Yes, in your first response to my first post.

The problem is with America, and Americans. Period.

True, the problem is in the naieve free market U.S. policies and executive greed (and lack of a pro-America stance), in addition to the current group think that promotes outsourcing even when it's not the best thing for a company or one's homeland.

I have no problem with foreign workers and students in America because it supports our economy, at the same time providing opportunity for Americans of all races and backgrounds to succeed.