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Do you want to send a message to China?

Are we Americans as dumb as we appear or is it we just do not think? While the Chinese, knowingly and intentionally, export inferior products and dangerous toys and goods to be sold in American markets, the media wrings its hands and criticizes the Bush Administration for perceived errors. Yet 70% of Americans believe that the trading privileges afforded to the Chinese should be suspended. Well, duh..why do you need the government to suspend trading privileges? DO IT YOURSELF!

Simply look on the bottom of every product you buy, and if it says 'Made in China' or 'PRC' (and that now includes Hong Kong), simply choose another product or none at all. You will be amazed at how dependent you are on Chinese products, however you will be equally amazed at what you can do without. Who needs plastic eggs to celebrate Easter? If you must have eggs, use real ones and benefit some American farmer. Easter is just an example, the point is. do not wait for the government to act. Just go ahead and assume control on your own.

If 200 million Americans refuse to buy just $20 each of Chinese goods, that's a billion dollar trade imbalance resolved in our favor...fast!! The downside? Some American businesses will feel a temporary pinch from having foreign stockpiles of inventory.

The solution?

Let's give them fair warning and send our own message. We will not implement this UNTIL June 4, and we will only continue it until July 4. That is only one month of trading losses, but it will hit the Chinese for 1/12th of the total, or 8%, of their American exports. Then they will at least have to ask themselves if the benefits of their arrogance and lawlessness were worth it.

Remember, June 4 to July 4.

Send this to everybody you know.
>> Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
Nah, dude, the Chinese are far too crafty for this to work. They'd just lower their prices even more and people would find themsleves losing too much money trying to find replacements that are even remotely as inexpensive.

Unless you love wasting money on a pointless and futile political statement.
>> Anonymous
Reported for spamming across multiple boards.
Also, fuck you faggot. China is jawesome.
>> Anonymous
Seeing how my eBay business is based on importing goods from Asia, especially China, I don't think I'm going to be doing that any time soon. Good luck, tho.
>> Anonymous
The media are actually correct to hang shit on the US government and corporations, you stupid fucking cunts.
>> Anonymous
enjoy not buying anything ever again

lol raging against the machine
>> Anonymous
>>33243
Yes, good idea and I support it. If I can avoid buying a Chinese made product I will, but that is a tad hard. About 99% of everything I see in the store comes from China.
>> Anonymous
>>33255
You should be dragged out of your house in the middle of the night and executed.
>> Anonymous
>>33286
>>33285

What was that? Sorry, I was enjoying all of my Chinese made products.
>> Anonymous
>If 200 million Americans refuse to buy just $20 each of Chinese goods, that's a billion dollar trade imbalance resolved in our favor.

200 million x $20 = $4 billion
>> Anonymous
This has nothing to do with /trv/.

Also, stop pretending like you give a shit about world affairs. Nobody is impressed.
>> Anonymous
>>33292
Fuck, now I got to buy so much more Chinese made goods to counteract this potential boycott.

I'll spend it on these awesome 1$ jars of pickled mushrooms. Fuck that shit is good. China rocks.
>> Anonymous
>>33297
sage