"HK" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
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Perhaps you could show me an example of 'standing up for Communist
China'.

Su Buying from them. Very simple.

I would love to hear you say you buy nothing made in China, including
components.


Assuming I have a choice, and I'm aware of where something's made, I buy
as little as possible from China. You probably find that odd, the idea of
reading labels.


I don't knowingly buy anything made in the PRC. Sometimes you can't avoid
it, or you find out about it after the sale.

The world is changing. We have a much more global economy. Isolationism is
a thing of the past. Don't get stuck in the mud.

Eisboch

"RCE" wrote in message
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"HK" wrote in message
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...

Perhaps you could show me an example of 'standing up for Communist
China'.

Su Buying from them. Very simple.

I would love to hear you say you buy nothing made in China, including
components.


Assuming I have a choice, and I'm aware of where something's made, I buy
as little as possible from China. You probably find that odd, the idea
of reading labels.


I don't knowingly buy anything made in the PRC. Sometimes you can't avoid
it, or you find out about it after the sale.

The world is changing. We have a much more global economy. Isolationism
is a thing of the past. Don't get stuck in the mud.

Eisboch


For me, it's not isolationism. I don't like supporting dictatorships. It's
that simple. Chinese workers are not major beneficiaries of our business.
Factory owners are the winners, and they're almost always chosen based on
party allegiances.

RCE wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
. ..
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...

Perhaps you could show me an example of 'standing up for Communist
China'.
Su Buying from them. Very simple.

I would love to hear you say you buy nothing made in China, including
components.

Assuming I have a choice, and I'm aware of where something's made, I buy
as little as possible from China. You probably find that odd, the idea of
reading labels.

I don't knowingly buy anything made in the PRC. Sometimes you can't avoid
it, or you find out about it after the sale.

The world is changing. We have a much more global economy. Isolationism is
a thing of the past. Don't get stuck in the mud.

Eisboch



It's not isolationism. I'm probably the only poster here who actually
spent a considerable amount of time in the PRC.

On Thu, 31 May 2007 12:06:14 -0400, HK wrote:

RCE wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
. ..
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...

Perhaps you could show me an example of 'standing up for Communist
China'.
Su Buying from them. Very simple.

I would love to hear you say you buy nothing made in China, including
components.

Assuming I have a choice, and I'm aware of where something's made, I buy
as little as possible from China. You probably find that odd, the idea of
reading labels.

I don't knowingly buy anything made in the PRC. Sometimes you can't avoid
it, or you find out about it after the sale.

The world is changing. We have a much more global economy. Isolationism is
a thing of the past. Don't get stuck in the mud.

Eisboch



It's not isolationism. I'm probably the only poster here who actually
spent a considerable amount of time in the PRC.

And a lot of time in Vietnam, and a lot of time in the Chesapeake Bay!

"HK" wrote in message
. ..


It's not isolationism. I'm probably the only poster here who actually
spent a considerable amount of time in the PRC.

I spent a week in Wuxi. Longest week of my life.


Eisboch

HK wrote:
RCE wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
. ..
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...

Perhaps you could show me an example of 'standing up for
Communist China'.
Su Buying from them. Very simple.

I would love to hear you say you buy nothing made in China, including
components.

Assuming I have a choice, and I'm aware of where something's made, I
buy as little as possible from China. You probably find that odd,
the idea of reading labels.

I don't knowingly buy anything made in the PRC. Sometimes you can't
avoid it, or you find out about it after the sale.

The world is changing. We have a much more global economy.
Isolationism is a thing of the past. Don't get stuck in the mud.

Eisboch


It's not isolationism. I'm probably the only poster here who actually
spent a considerable amount of time in the PRC.

Was that when you were researching your Lobster Boat?