If you insist on cherry-picking, at least be more subtle about it

A Polish journalist Aleksandra Fandrejewska writes on her blog:

This week, a Fiat car manufacturing plant in Tychy [that's a city in Poland--p] halted production for a few days because its warehouses are filling up with cars that Germans and the French aren't buying because of the crisis. It seems that globalization isn't all that good for the economy.

Oh come on. If not for globalization, how big would that plant be? Would it even be there to begin with?