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07-14-2020 12:40 PM - edited 07-14-2020 12:53 PM
Search "clothing Made in America" to find what is made here. There are a few still daring to compete with China.
In the past American made products were always high quality and in demand by foreign countries; however, since most are made in China, there's not much to buy from us.
Countries lose their edge when they depend on others for their products. It's insane medications and other medical products are made in China. When our American auto and truck manufacturers depend on China for their parts. The list is long.
It's suicide to depend on one country for most products. What happens when relationships sour? One country is at the mercy of the other. One country holds all the cards; which is where we are now.
07-14-2020 01:00 PM
@Foxxee wrote:Search "clothing Made in America" to find what is made here. There are a few still daring to compete with China.
In the past American made products were always high quality and in demand by foreign countries; however, since most are made in China, there's not much to buy from us.
Countries lose their edge when they depend on others for their products. It's insane medications and other medical products are made in China. When our American auto and truck manufacturers depend on China for their parts. The list is long.
It's suicide to depend on one country for most products. What happens when relationships sour? One country is at the mercy of the other. One country holds all the cards; which is where we are now.
@Foxxee, you're veering into political territory here.
07-14-2020 01:44 PM
@suzyQ3 wrote:
@Foxxee wrote:Search "clothing Made in America" to find what is made here. There are a few still daring to compete with China.
In the past American made products were always high quality and in demand by foreign countries; however, since most are made in China, there's not much to buy from us.
Countries lose their edge when they depend on others for their products. It's insane medications and other medical products are made in China. When our American auto and truck manufacturers depend on China for their parts. The list is long.
It's suicide to depend on one country for most products. What happens when relationships sour? One country is at the mercy of the other. One country holds all the cards; which is where we are now.
@Foxxee, you're veering into political territory here.
Thanks for the warning, but let's see what the mods think.
07-14-2020 01:51 PM
You can certainly try, but it would be difficult. Not impossible, though, if you do alot of planning.
07-14-2020 02:54 PM
I have a friend that for years will not buy anything not made in America. He said it is extremely hard to find. It's hard on his wife when trying to buy him birthday/christmas presents.
07-14-2020 06:46 PM
@Foxxee wrote:
@suzyQ3 wrote:
@Foxxee wrote:Search "clothing Made in America" to find what is made here. There are a few still daring to compete with China.
In the past American made products were always high quality and in demand by foreign countries; however, since most are made in China, there's not much to buy from us.
Countries lose their edge when they depend on others for their products. It's insane medications and other medical products are made in China. When our American auto and truck manufacturers depend on China for their parts. The list is long.
It's suicide to depend on one country for most products. What happens when relationships sour? One country is at the mercy of the other. One country holds all the cards; which is where we are now.
@Foxxee, you're veering into political territory here.
Thanks for the warning, but let's see what the mods think.
You are very welcome, @Foxxee. And you can be certain that I would not report your post.
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