News Media Commentary

 Here is another article that at first glance sounds like it makes sense, but when you really read it, it breaks down.


“The current owners of Remington Firearms, RemArms, blamed “production inefficiencies” for the plant closure in a Nov. 30 letter to union officials. They cited the high cost of maintaining and insuring about 1 million square feet (92,903 square meters) of space in multiple buildings, many dating to World War I.


RemArms added that Georgia offered an environment that better “supports and welcomes the firearms industry.”


CEO Ken D’Arcy also said in a news release that the industry was concerned about the “legislative environment” in New York.


Some believe Remington is primarily shifting to the South to reduce labor and operational costs.”


See that is pretty informative until that last sentence


Some believe it’s because of money.  Well yes it is.  The people in charge said it’s because it cost too much money.  So it’s not that some believe it, it’s because it is true.


See how you have to really read to get actual information from the nees media?


https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/this-small-new-york-village-made-guns-for--years-what-happens-when-remington-leaves/ar-BB1i6kkm?ocid=sapphireappshare 

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