Ultra liberal garbage

It is well known fact that a Corporation no matter the nature of their business their motto is high returns for their shareholders and do not forget high rewards for their Board and CEO's,so if that happens in the good USA,analyse what is going on in other countries and latitudes,the fact is,they do not care a bit,Shall I say more?

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Thank you. The documentary on Independant America thus far, has shown a reality that few realize. I do not believe there is enough patriotism left in this country for a true grass roots movement, but hopefully enough people find this site to realize that we do need to wake up and change some things. Thanks again!!

Its interesting that a MUSLIM had to drive through america to bring out this story.

Being from a medium size town who's main workforce is one company. This reality is very well possible. We as the community need to make it clear that an area needs more business (small to med) incase the big ones go. When this large company has layoffs it is felt through out the community. Our lawmakers should address this and ensure our economy stays stable by diveristy. But yet the large companies get tax breaks, first bids and so on which make the playing field so unbalanced. The old saying "don't keep your eggs all in one basket" seems to be forgotten when a hugh company(s) come to town.

re Ultra liberal garbage .. is that the BEST you got? get some new material!

Without watching the video, I see a foriegn car which tells the story. If people can't understand that foriegn products drain this country of money, jobs, technology and a future they desrve what they get. Go work for these foreign companies where you get your merchandise, live there don't sit here and complain.

Cities, Towns, nor States really promoted small businesses. So, when the corps leave, small towns vanish leaving little economy to grow on. The math is still the same just a different bunch now doing it.

Small businesses provide through sales tax some of the operating cost base for most of our cities. Our town is no exception. I just wish that the Mom & Pop stores could actually compete better on prices than they do but they can't. We're about to lose what is probably the last dime store in this area of the state next month. Owner is retiring, and some other new business will take over the site providing a higher return for the property owner. No problem with that. We here in Central Ohio know that turnover is just a part of the natural progression of our cities and small towns. To survive, the smaller business community needs to adapt to the needs of its citizens. We're working on that here with contiinued success. Four years ago when I returned to my hometown after retiring from my first career I found about a 40% vacancy rate. Now only about 3 or 4 storefronts remain unleased. We here just had our own battle with the big box everyone loves (and won) because their main competitor (COSTCO) opened a store in the southern part of the county. Like most of the towns in this documentary to date, ours has had its share of affinity with those interviewed to some degree. We know that big boxes are here to stay because that's what many people want. We just have to be better at whatever we're doing in order to succeed.