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Originally posted by 004Gunner
Personally I could not disagree with either of you any more than I already do. This is a capitalist, "free" economy and if you cannot swim then you will, and should sink. I have no compassion for any company, especially corporations. Maybe I am just bitter after seeing what a company considered an "American Icon" did to my father after 20 years of service, but rest assured that these unsuccessful corporations do not have any sense of loyalty to people in general. Their loyalty is to the almighty dollar and the opening of factories and call centers in developing nations is solid testament to this statement. The article was right on when mentioning that Chrysler had "lost its way". Sidetracking a bit here, but who the hell considers the PT Cruiser a "hot model"? WTF? The loss of American jobs amidst our current economic situation is unfortunate but these are the things that define a poor economy. Personally I will not miss Chrysler and its myriad substandard products that span decades.
:soapbox: Stepping off now
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Yeah, i can see your points. I don't know anymore...i just hate to see America without these brand names.
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