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That's because of massive loans they end up accruing having to pay back.

Great so we have large corporations who are largely unproductive so large taxes would seem appropriate. No?

You're talking about a large portion of the United States. I think it's called "going to work," people get paid for their services performed for a company. How productive are a bunch of corporate leaches on society when they get bailed out while they should have went under - the same ones who...

That's a terrible argument considering the unemployment rate. When you have a significant portion of qualified people out of work you can't expect them to be productive to their full potential. Remember, they didn't get bailed out, like it stated in the article. The system is flawed.

Really now. How bad is socialized health care? Places like Canada, France and Britain. Are they really that bad off? Maybe they're just less greedy.

Yeah, well I'm pretty sure the whole trickle-down philosophy is in the ditch. So obviously we need to come up with a new idea. Revolution..? It's worked in the past.

That's because there are no good products to sell. If any company had a product that was worth a damn you wouldn't need that.. Hell the economy hasn't hit rock bottom yet, so that ball will just keep rolling. Hopefully it doesn't hit rock bottom because No one will be there to pull us out of...

Ya Barack been saying that shit for a long time now and has done nothing about it except talk. Really, the only politician I listen to is Ron Paul. Despite whether you like the guy or not, he actually would have pulled the trigger on anything he said.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ3JNcMDWwg

Well IC fabrication and broadband development has been and apparently you're wrong because these people agree it's a problem. http://www.ieeeusa.org/policy/POSITIONS/offshoring.html Also their definition: Offshoring - the transfer of high wage U.S. jobs to lower cost overseas locations.

I've heard that a lot of Linux users just do their TurboTax online. I guess it's free or not that expensive. It's apparently not a problem.

Well proof is right in my own backyard. If you're in engineering or sciences you'd realize that those jobs are being outsourced like crazy. The only places it helps in the long run are places like India and China. All we have is consumption and debt those countries produce. I'd rather be in...

Oh but what will happen to all the "great talent" if we find someone who will do the job for a lot less? It's going to disappear. You see the problem solves itself!

That sounds like a great idea. It's only going to make the country MORE money and MORE jobs according to Cache.

Definitely attention needs to be focused on that issue. Global business classes need to acknowledge the horrible effect it's having and the "just ship it overseas" approach is doing more harm than good. @Cache you're wrong.

Some of it had to do with NAFTA. If you want to good information check out some of the Ross Perot/Al Gore debates. In the end, Ross Perot ended up being the one who was right.

Minus the sarcasm, I believe there are a few programs out there that will let you do this.

I have a feeling you're going to be wrong in the long run. Many Linux distributions are extremely easy to set up and use. If you understand how to burn a CD and run an installer you can run Linux. If that's too complicated or you don't want to think, then I have no idea what you're doing with...

Well I'll be honest I buy some of that. But I don't understand what that has to do with a bunch of qualified people not being able to find a job. Are you saying they're all narcissists? I don't see the connection. How do you expect them to turn out when their parents buy them BMW's and the...

Hey you and me both. First thing I'm doing out of college now is picking up an MBA. Hell I wasn't just going to roll over and take it, I worked far too hard for that. If that's where the market is that's where I'll have to be too. It's really too bad that you have to sell your soul to get...