Comments by "GeekBoy03" (@GeekBoy03) on "Why the iPhone Can't Be Made in the US" video.

  1. Talk about uneducated in business and economical sciences. " agriculture and manufacturing are tasks for developing nations." Tell that to the million of farmers in the US with developed machinery which does most of the work.
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  2. China has kept on raising the minimum wage. Companies are now moving to cheaper places now like the Philippines.
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  3. The jobs are coming back you libturd mindless drone. The number of jobs has increased better than all of 8 years of Osiscko
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  4. Sources? Hello? Where have you been? Living under a rock? Head up your rear-end? Watching CNN, or MSNBC? Maybe Scott Pelley? Even before Trump took office, and after the election numerous companies either had reversed course on moving their manufacturing out of the country, or other companies had announced brining jobs/investments to the US. There is also U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics which supports this. Get the fuck off the DemoKKKrat Welfare Slave Plantation and get some real education.
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  5. facts are not "random insults": Pull your head out of your ass. "SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son pledged to invest $50 billion in the U.S. and create 50,000 new jobs after a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump. " -Wall Street Journal. You can watch the meeting on youtube! "Carrier: Trump gave us state 'incentives' to save jobs Nov 30, 2016 ยท Carrier is keeping more than 1,000 jobs in Indiana - thanks to "incentives" offered by the state run by Vice President-elect Mike Pence. Carrier released a few more details Wednesday on the deal it struck with President-elect Trump " -- CNN. You don't know how to use Google, or an other search engine instead of MSNBC?
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  6. Back in the early 90s, there was an expose on VCRs made in Japan. It was a factory with ran 18 hours a day with 50 employees, and machines doing most of the work. They said within five years, they expected the factory to be running the factory 24 hours a day, and only five workers in the factory, mostly giving the machines parts for building the VCRs, and maintenance on them. So when was the last time you saw something with the label "Made in Japan" on it?
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