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Reply to "Why most White Americans are uneasy."

 

Apparently the Piss Pot Porters are impressed by mediocrity hence they look up to the dunce Yugli as a hero.

Yugli - "First, I condemn all racist."

Does that include you?

Yugli - "Trump's economy has created over a million jobs so far"

For the year 2017 up to the end of July, the economy has created an average of 184,000 jobs per month. For the same period in 2016, the economy created an average of 187,000 jobs. That works out to about 21,000 more jobs created last year. Nothing to be impressed about especially since Trump's strength was supposed to be job creation. See the stats here from the Bureau of Labor - https://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/empsit.pdf 

Yugli - "Manufacturing is exploding in Ontario, Canada"

No, it is not. You heard this crap from Seignet who said that his business is up hence manufacturing is booming in Ontario. Post the data that supports your fictitious assumptions. You guys are severely delusional if you think that Trump's plans to repeal NAFTA will be good for manufacturing in Ontario.

Meanwhile chew on this article why analyzes the state of the economy and manufacturing in Ontario.

http://www.torontosun.com/2017...omy-a-house-of-cards

"Ontario suffers from chronically weak business investment. The investment slump, especially in manufacturing, which is the sector most exposed to international competition, is symptomatic of the high cost of doing business here."

"That’s why it’s worrying that manufacturing sales in Ontario are little changed since 2003 compared with gains of 14% in Quebec and more than 20% in British Columbia and Alberta, despite the removal of impediments such as a high dollar and high oil prices.

Some of Ontario’s weakness reflects the long-term shift of auto production to the United States and Mexico.

Several other components of our manufacturing sector, however, have fared even worse.

Investment in Ontario has been halved since before the recession in industries such as computers and electronics, lumber, paper, printing, rubber and plastics.

But it’s not just manufacturing where there’s a problem. Overall business investment — the lifeblood of any jurisdiction’s long-term growth — has slumped.

Business plans to invest $50.9 billion in Ontario this year, down from $53.8 billion before the recession.

Sluggish business investment and manufacturing, at a time of growth next door in Quebec, suggest the reasons for the slump are specific to Ontario."

 

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