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To: PhilosopherStone1000
I have no problems buying anything Canada made, or Italy, or France. I'm borderline on mexico products. Repulsed by made in china stuff.

Unless every single piece has the origin stamped, it's impossible to know if something is American made.

I feel it is wrong of the author to request a discount from American companies. Why should the companies talk a loss or go broke? They might as well outsource.

The point would be to pay higher prices for American products and the companies can stay a float. The companies MUST create long lasting products though, none of this disposable plastic stuff that falls apart withing a few days.

I want real blue jeans!

6 posted on 12/16/2010 10:59:37 AM PST by 1_Rain_Drop
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To: 1_Rain_Drop
I feel it is wrong of the author to request a discount from American companies. Why should the companies talk a loss or go broke? They might as well outsource.

I'd say it's wrong for another reason: if the database is going to be used to demonstrate that America-only is affordable, the discounts will skew the figures. Boosting is fine, as is taking care of people willing to go through with the plan, but there's a line between boosting and misleading. I hope they don't cross it.

16 posted on 12/16/2010 11:09:35 AM PST by danielmryan
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