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As editorial cartoonist for The Journal News in New York, Davies cuts to the chase on every major issue, deftly penetrating the spin and obfuscation to show readers what’s really at the heart. His caustic wit combines with a strong moral sensibility to render the complex comprehensible.
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NebulousRikulau
said, 6 months ago
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, 1911.
History repeats itself, halfway across the world.
BrassOrchid
said, 6 months ago
Our man-child leader is clothed in glory! The theory of time as a parallel to space rather than as a function of space advances.
Ms. Ima said, 6 months ago
Anyone notice this isn’t happening in America? 1911? Wow!!!! And in 1912 the Titanic sank!!!!! Is history going to repeat itself?
cdward said, 6 months ago
@Ms. Ima
It’s not happening in America because A) labor united and government stepped in to require safe working conditions, and B) corporations moved to places where they are still allowed to abuse their workers. Until every country requires safe conditions, there will be slavery. The question is: what are the morals of those who “employ” those slaves?
echoraven said, 6 months ago
@cdward
Actually the “faulty morals” belong not only to “employers” but also to us. We keep demanding and supporting cheaper and cheaper goods and the greedy corporations are only too happy to comply by looking for more desperate people to work.
ossiningaling said, 6 months ago
Nice shoes, though
Simon_Jester said, 6 months ago
@Ms. Ima
Just ignore the troll
masterskrain said, 6 months ago
If more places would actually advertise “Made In America” products, I bet a lot of people would shop there…sadly, where CAN you find “Made In America” products anymore??
mickey1339
said, 6 months ago
@cdward
History shows us the markets will always seek lower cost and it seems there has always been someone to fill the slot. Japan was our first outsource, then Korea, then China. Today we have Viet Nam, India, Mexico and a few South American countries filling the void. Unfortunately expecting them to adopt morals doesn’t satisfy the end consumer market (us demanding cheaper products). The only avenue dealing with that is don’t buy the products. There are still clothes made in America. Google “american made clothing brands.”
Uncle Joe said, 6 months ago
@echoraven
It’s not surprising that lma failed to draw a link between the Triangle fire and the fire in Bangledesh. Regulations on worker safety are ‘government interference’.
Uncle Joe said, 6 months ago
@Ms. Ima
We have workers falling off of cell phone towers here. Billion dollar companies skirt the safety laws by hiring subcontractors, who hire little subcontractors who bear the responsibility if something goes wrong.
John Orr said, 6 months ago
@masterskrain:
Amazon has over 160,000 products made in the USA. There is also madeinusaforever dot com.
Uncle Joe said, 6 months ago
@echoraven
And of course, the companies that were having their clothing produced in that factory are all claiming, they didn’t know their goods were being produced there.
masterskrain said, 6 months ago
@John Orr
Cool! Good to know! Thanks for the info!
masterskrain said, 6 months ago
@Ms. Ima
I could say “Costa Concordia”, another ship traveling too fast for the conditions, but I believe I will refrain…