"Polar" wrote in message
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Millions of them are still out working at 7 or even younger. Overseas.
Making the goods that you buy so cheaply.

These children are doing the jobs that formerly paid good money to
U.S. workers. Only these children work 10-hour days for terrible pay,
without OSHA-type protection; completely at the mercy of the
exploiters -- sorry, employers -- many of which are U.S. corporations.


That's alright, because now US corporations have figured out how to
outsource call centers (like technical support and customer support) to
countries like the Philapines and India. Consider nations like both China
and India annually graduate more electrical engineers then all of the
graduating engineers, of all kinds, in America.

Draftsmen and architects are outsourced to the Philapines. Much of the
billing and accounting is done abroad too. Thanks to advances in global
communication, it's cheaper to run billing abroad, and send the bill
printing and envelope stuffing machines located domestically.

The next time you call the customer service department for a large company,
ask them where they are located. If they say "out east", like they're
instructed to, get them to nail down which country or state.

Sameer