Wall Street, actually international companies/huge investment firms finagled the US Gov. into allowing US companies to manufacture in China-aside from continual human rights abuses against their own people Chines Communists are building a war machine from profits from capital investment. And jobless in the US continues, bama and the socialist gang have no clue!
http://www.weather.com/travel/ruins-rust-belt-abandoned-buildings-photos-seph-lawless-20140206
An abandoned church in Cleveland, Ohio. (Seph Lawless)
Beds at an abandoned hospital in Toldeo, Ohio. (Seph Lawless)
An abandoned amusement park in Canton, Ohio. (Seph Lawless)
View of an abandoned house in East Cleveland, Ohio. (Seph Lawless)
An abandoned theater in Youngstown, Ohio. (Seph Lawless)
An abandoned factory in Detroit, Mich. (Seph Lawless)
An abandoned church in Gary, Ind. (Seph Lawless)
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Yes, it is a great tragedy, all the jobs going "south" so to speak. I live in Milwaukee, and we used to be known as the "manufacturers of the world"; now, as far as cities go, we are fourth worst city to live in, Detroit being number one. Definitely, it's a "race to the bottom" - but it's all PLANNED, isn't it?
the chinese slaves make all the stuff now-greed by US and international companies and unions kept gouging for more benefits-we need real leadership to come up with ideas to put people to work and grow the private sector- all the kids are being brain washed that the gov can provide !!!
Even 20 years ago Milwaukee was OK?
Well, I grew up in the 50's and Milwaukee was FANTASTIC! (Just like all those TV shows - Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, and That 70's show - it was just like that!) . It was a WONDERFUL place to live. We used to have the best transportation system in the entire U.S. - trolleys would run EVERY THREE MINUTES (but that was a little before my time). You could just have a high school education and get a union job (or at least a GOOD job). Now, unless you're a professional, it's pretty dim. I would not advise anyone to live here or move here. Yes, Milwaukee is dying, little by little by little.
that's a shame darkstar-could have been avoided if everyone worked togther