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<blockquote data-quote="wildcat455" data-source="post: 1404305" data-attributes="member: 102653"><p>Sure enough valid points, theis. I've seen and personally felt the decline in quality for Remington products. There are allot of companies and products they produce that have degraded in quality over the years, in this industry and others. The way businesses conduct themselves today is a travesty, but who do you think will pay for all that, whether they fail or succeed? It'll always be the little guy who doesn't make the decisions. You, me, the workers, the small businesses who subcontract, certainly not the executives and board members, at least not to the degree we do. So what's the solution? </p><p></p><p>Chrysler turned things around after their government bailout, at least for a while. If I remember, Ford and Chevy were looking to follow suit, to join in on the free taxpayer money but then I think one of them backed out. </p><p>When a company is that big, and it's all about the dollar, everyone loses. </p><p>I don't feel sorry for them, don't get me wrong. I do feel bad for the people in the company trying to make a living and doing their job right, only to have their efforts undermined by decisions and practices above them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wildcat455, post: 1404305, member: 102653"] Sure enough valid points, theis. I've seen and personally felt the decline in quality for Remington products. There are allot of companies and products they produce that have degraded in quality over the years, in this industry and others. The way businesses conduct themselves today is a travesty, but who do you think will pay for all that, whether they fail or succeed? It'll always be the little guy who doesn't make the decisions. You, me, the workers, the small businesses who subcontract, certainly not the executives and board members, at least not to the degree we do. So what's the solution? Chrysler turned things around after their government bailout, at least for a while. If I remember, Ford and Chevy were looking to follow suit, to join in on the free taxpayer money but then I think one of them backed out. When a company is that big, and it's all about the dollar, everyone loses. I don't feel sorry for them, don't get me wrong. I do feel bad for the people in the company trying to make a living and doing their job right, only to have their efforts undermined by decisions and practices above them. [/QUOTE]
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