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no thanks close all the factories down, whats the point subsidising companies that create steel that no one wants to buy, on the news last night china were making a loss of £24 a tonne, and thats for cheap steel so who is going to buy expensive steel. unfortunately many jobs will have to go but their is plenty of other work to go around and it would cut down pollution, i say close them all across the world and don't open them again until the steel is needed

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no thanks close all the factories down, whats the point subsidising companies that create steel that no one wants to buy, on the news last night china were making a loss of £24 a tonne, and thats for cheap steel so who is going to buy expensive steel. unfortunately many jobs will have to go but their is plenty of other work to go around and it would cut down pollution, i say close them all across the world and don't open them again until the steel is needed

 

- people do want steel or they would have closed years ago

- where are these "plenty of other jobs" ?

- steel is needed all the time, all over the world

 

Didn't really think it through, did ya ?

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no thanks close all the factories down, whats the point subsidising companies that create steel that no one wants to buy, on the news last night china were making a loss of £24 a tonne, and thats for cheap steel so who is going to buy expensive steel. unfortunately many jobs will have to go but their is plenty of other work to go around and it would cut down pollution, i say close them all across the world and don't open them again until the steel is needed

 

 

You can't just close a steelworks and then open it up again when the market for steel improves.

Other European countries are making an effort to protect their manufacturing industries and jobs , we choose not to.

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If you close all the steelworks down wheres all the scrap steel that gets remelted going to go?

 

You can't use the cheap steel for everything, certain industries need the high quality steel that Forgemasters produce, and they don't just make steel, it's what they are capable of turning it into that's important and needs protecting!

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no thanks close all the factories down, whats the point subsidising companies that create steel that no one wants to buy, on the news last night china were making a loss of £24 a tonne, and thats for cheap steel so who is going to buy expensive steel. unfortunately many jobs will have to go but their is plenty of other work to go around and it would cut down pollution, i say close them all across the world and don't open them again until the steel is needed

 

You might have got something there, lets close all the steelworks down and find employment for all the people that used to work there. After all not many people work in the steel industry now. Of course closing the steel works down would mean, transport companies closing, small engineering firms that make things for the steel industry may close too, and maybe the other service industries like air con maintenance and a few other specialist services.

 

I'm sure they could all find jobs at Meadowhall or somewhere similar, manning shops that nobody would be shopping in due to nobody having the decent salaries that the old out of date steel works and their partner companies used to provide.

Then maybe we could close the technical colleges and universities as no one would need to get technical education then as all you would need to know would be to say, 'Do you want fries with that'?

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