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thecarpathian Using that yardstick, you should throw away your iPhone, your TV and pretty much everything you've bought in the past 35 years. To get on a moral high horse pretending you're not buying Chi-Fi because the Chinese government is repressive (it is) and corrupt (it is) is hypocritical bullshit. If you're gonna take the moral high ground here you can't cherry pick.

Hint: Look at the long, long history of oppression, corruption and violation of human rights by our very own government before judging others.

ghasley

Uh, huh. Sure. How about that great American company, Johnson & Johnson’s wonderful talcum powder? Kill folks, then contort bankruptcy laws to avoid paying victims. Very American.

While I would be the last person to condone or excuse the sins of the Chinese government, or certain companies, I do not hold the people of China accountable. Would you like to be held accountable by the rest of the world for the inhumanity, corruption and crimes of our government and corporations?

@output555 

No I wouldn't but thanks sincerely for asking. 

It’s certainly not the citizens of communist countries,it’s the government’s.  I think sometimes that’s what folks are referring to,however, it comes out on paper sounding totally different.   I would love to support “made in America “ products,but the reality is we live in a global economy.   We would have to eat only food grown in our yards,and pull the plug on everything else. I’m too spoiled to give up electrical items. 

thecarpathian Using that yardstick, you should throw away your iPhone, your TV and pretty much everything you’ve bought in the past 35 years. To get on a moral high horse pretending you’re not buying Chi-Fi because the Chinese government is repressive (it is) and corrupt (it is) is hypocritical bullshit. If you’re gonna take the moral high ground here you can’t cherry pick.

output555,

My phone and tv were made in South Korea. My amp was made in Germany with zero Chinese parts. My refrigerator was made in Vietnam. My microwave was made in Malaysia. My washer and dryer were made in South Korea.

This, being a global economy, it is difficult to find a finished consumer product that does not have a component or two in it that originated in China, but not impossible.

Why do you think I used the words "as much as possible"?

Before you go off on someone, it helps to actually comprehend what they wrote.

That way, you won’t make yourself look like a complete douche.

Oh, too late.