Posted by John Harmon on September 16, 2011 at 10:27:10 from (174.26.187.187):
In Reply to: OT---ChinaMart posted by Jiles on September 16, 2011 at 09:06:47:
Wife said she was shopping Walmarts meat selection and frozen Cod was marked "Made In China" go figure.No fresh unfrozen fish any more. It was available at least till Memorial day 2011.I can remember the grand opening of the new Walmart store back home in ILL.Banners all over the store proclaiming" we only carry "Made in America merchandise" I checked the work shoe aisle and could not find any work shoes made in america.all were labeled made in China,this was back in the 1980"s some time.Walmart is not alone in this type of merchandise selection.Check out any Big Box store,I go to Kohl"s some and none of their merchandise is made in America,same for Target,K Mart,lowes,Home Depot,Ace Hardware,True Value etc,etc.Some may carry less and some may carry more but they all have a goodly portion of their stock from China,Malaysia,Brazil,Bangladesh,Pakistan,Azores,Guatamala,Mexico,Singapore. Hundreds and maybe thousands of companys that used to be American Companys that have took advantage of people who are under dictorial control and who have no hope of being any thing other than slave labor have helped cause this.The pursuit of a cheap product from the American people is the major reason for what has happened to our markets.OK start kicking me,I"m ready.
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