Gullibleness!

[Callonia]

I don' really care anymore after last two experiences, all china is bad unless they go out of the way to prove me wrong. I ain't giving them any another chances. They can take a long walk off a skyscraper if their shoddy built skyscrapers don't fall on them first.

[asxlen64]

I don' really care anymore after last two experiences, all china is bad unless they go out of the way to prove me wrong. I ain't giving them any another chances. They can take a long walk off a skyscraper if their shoddy built skyscrapers don't fall on them first.

Yes i know "made in china" stuff sucks, why i dont buy it, EVER, but i will not say all china stuff is bad(i especially enjoy chinese food) and the fact i am friends with a few people who are chinese including lecaf.

[methebest]

i buy made in china as like its not exactly easy to get stuff made in other places

[fargone]

Anyone who says they never buy anything made in China ever is a liar. Simple.

The amount of manufactured goods coming out of China is insane and it is actually quite hard to avoid. The quality of manufacture is not the fault of the Chinese, it is your fault for buying low quality crap. China is used for cheap labour - the materials are supplied by the parent company and the company itself determines the quality of product, not the country. Many good quality products are manufactured in China.

[rsvlito]

Foxconn iPhone China. Three unrelated words my friends...

[Icyglare]

Almost completely chinese but Vizio is an American based company with CEO William Wang that manufactures TV's out of China and Mexico. So far, they've been really cheap and really good (my two favorite attributes in women)

[asxlen64]

Anyone who says they never buy anything made in China ever is a liar. Simple.

and when you shop for things fargone, dont you notice the "MADE IN 'countries name" tag or print on the box.

[methebest]

Anyone who says they never buy anything made in China ever is a liar. Simple.

and when you shop for things fargone, dont you notice the "MADE IN 'countries name" tag or print on the box.

he probaly does but most stuff is made in china so its not worth the effort worrying over where stuff is made

[fargone]

Anyone who says they never buy anything made in China ever is a liar. Simple.

and when you shop for things fargone, dont you notice the "MADE IN 'countries name" tag or print on the box.

I definitely do, and that is how I can justify my statement.

ASX, you romanticise everything to such a degree that it makes it hard to believe your points. Reality is just that, its real. I am willing to bet my **** that I could enter your home and find many items made in china.

[Peralisc9001]

Ever been to a chinese restaurant? Their chicken tops KFC. And i think most waitresses there are made in China.

Also better do some research and see how many computer components are made in China. And if it's not made in China it's usually made in Thailand or some other country with poorly paid laborers.
If it's not made in China, it can also sky rocket the price of your pc and besides you won't get much better quality, in some cases you get worse stuff than what Chinese produce.

Extend your research to check out how many things are made in china. It's crazy, really.
Of course there are also those Sunday Chinese marketeers who try to sell you their crap shoes / clothing which is probably made from raw materials, when it's being shipped over to your country.