More evidence we expect all children to be Stepford sons and daughters...
The police obviously need something important to do, and unfortunatley, we don't have much for them.
This is right. Typically, workers in schzen earn around $100/month. they don't pay for room and board.
This gives these workers a standard of living that brings them out otherwise medieval poverty.
they save 40/month. they send home 40/month to their starving family members in the country. They spend 20/month for what ever.
typically, if a worker starts at age 16, it takes two years of good nutrition for them to develop what we call normal eye/hand coordination. they get that nutrition at the factory dormitories.
There is competition for jobs, and the economy is slowly pulling the most populous country in the world out of the middle ages .
Think about it, it's not that much different than making $200,000 here in silicon valley. although i don't think our saving rate is nearly so high.
people that call these chinese factory's sweat shops haven't been there, and have no concept of what it is like for the other 1.4 billion people that live in that country.
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More evidence we expect all children to be Stepford sons and daughters... The police obviously need something important to do, and unfortunatley, we don't have much for them.
This is right. Typically, workers in schzen earn around $100/month. they don't pay for room and board. This gives these workers a standard of living that brings them out otherwise medieval poverty. they save 40/month. they send home 40/month to their starving family members in the country. They spend 20/month for what ever. typically, if a worker starts at age 16, it takes two years of good nutrition for them to develop what we call normal eye/hand coordination. they get that nutrition at the factory dormitories. There is competition for jobs, and the economy is slowly pulling the most populous country in the world out of the middle ages . Think about it, it's not that much different than making $200,000 here in silicon valley. although i don't think our saving rate is nearly so high. people that call these chinese factory's sweat shops haven't been there, and have no concept of what it is like for the other 1.4 billion people that live in that country. Gmorgjr