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TGIN

01-28-2008 13:08:31




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With all the talk about made in china and made in america was just wandering if there`s any web sites or catalogs with only Made In The USA products and if there is not Why Not ??




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CalJim

01-30-2008 20:35:18




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to TGIN, 01-28-2008 13:08:31  
Some magazines like Northern Tool are identifying American made stuff by putting a "U.S.A." next to the item. CalJim



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TomTex

01-29-2008 13:28:47




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to TGIN, 01-28-2008 13:08:31  
My reply copied from below: If you do a detailed search about what was tagged onto the NAFTA bill, everything will be clear to you. When NAFTA was being "sold" to the american public, the CEO of IBM, American Express, and countless other fortune 500 companies were financing the advertising campaign to sell the NAFTA treaty. Why?? Because they attached a rider to the bottom of the bill that let Corporations calculate how much you pay a person to end a company pension. It is a longterm vs shortterm rate thing - -details details. Anyway right after NAFTA passed, many companies stopped their pension plans, replaced with 401K only. They had to make deposits to the 401K equal to the value of the then current pension plans, and because of NAFTA, their deposits were about 30 to 40 percent less. That is why NAFTA passed - - corporate greed, and paid off polititions.
Now to make matters even worse, China is building an SUV manufacturing plant in Mexico, where they can send them in to the USA market free of taxes under NAFTA. Our country is living on borrowed time - - - maybe 15 years left for this democracy. Tom

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Victor Diaz

01-30-2008 21:22:16




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to TomTex, 01-29-2008 13:28:47  
Tha job is mucho apreciate in Mexico me amigo. Wher is this China SUV facury to be locate? Thank you, Victor



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Up North Louie

01-28-2008 18:15:22




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to TGIN, 01-28-2008 13:08:31  
I tried that link above for tools, and I wasn't real impressed. Has anyone seen better? More variety, etc?

Don



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welchpj

02-02-2008 05:12:05




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to Up North Louie, 01-28-2008 18:15:22  
Funny the site lists, as I call it Harbor Fruit as a usa company!



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Up North Louie

01-28-2008 17:51:11




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to TGIN, 01-28-2008 13:08:31  
I buy the best American stuff I can afford, lately a lot of wrenches and ratchets and sockets from Allen. I like them well enough. I can't swing SnapOn and can't find SK locally.

Don



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timcasbolt

01-28-2008 14:09:07




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to TGIN, 01-28-2008 13:08:31  
There's lots of 'em.



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Dave from MN

01-28-2008 13:19:25




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to TGIN, 01-28-2008 13:08:31  
Here you go, add it to your favorites



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loveshisallis

01-28-2008 17:38:56




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 Re: Made in the USA in reply to Dave from MN, 01-28-2008 13:19:25  
I buy American and it is not easy, but it is far better than letting all of what we worked so hard for go down the tubes.



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