Posted by chuck bolton on April 22, 2010 at 16:31:06 from (74.222.193.128):
In Reply to: So Then posted by Allan In NE on April 22, 2010 at 06:36:11:
we each have to take some responsibility about purchasing things from overseas ( china for one) its easy for it to slip on you. i work for a freight company and recently we have been getting many prefab chicken coops and rabbit hutches being shipped thru. they are made in china and shipped here. i went online to look them up and they aint cheap. over $400 for the model i saw. and i doubt that they are really that well built-- and i dont know how to buy clothes made in USA. so now im buying work clothes at second hand store. my suit is made in USA so i guess i have to quit going to church so i can be buried in it (LOL) then we go to electronics-- i dont think anything is made here. but there are some choices try to make the right ones.
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