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Re: Why I won't buy "Made in China"From: AllanHo@aol.comMon Dec 24 10:52:38 2007
In a message dated 12/24/2007 6:28:44 AM Eastern Standard Time, bcrist@club-internet.fr writes: I dunno, but I'm in NYC at the moment and everything is "made in China", HELP Bernard (France) PS: Merry Xmas to all of you. In NYC, even the things made in the US of A are made by Chinese people. What kind of help are you looking for, Bernard? I know a thing or two about NYC because I grew up there. Let me know if you want to know a good place to get "Freedom Fries" ;-) I can see that it is easy to feel threatened when a lot of things we buy now are made in China or Mexico. Not long ago, everything was made in Japan or Hong Kong. But that's economics at work. We live in one world, inevitably everything will come to an equilibrium. Why feel bitter? I don't want those jobs that went to China or Mexico anyway. It's best to go with the flow. Afterall, tis the season. Happy Holidays everyone! Regards, Allan
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