Dont worry, you didnt offend and I can assure you my mind is not simple. I do see the big picture, much bigger of a picture that you are capable of seeing. The fact is, you just reinforced my beliefs on people that cry about the lack of American made goods. It dont matter what the person is crying about not being made here anymore but it becomes much more obvious what the motives of the cryer are when its something so simple as a childs spoon. Most average home workshops could easily gear up to produce spoons in a couple hours. But hay, its not like anybody wants to DO anything about it, expecially the ones crying about it. The ones complaining are doing just what they want and will do about it, crying and complaining. Thats their solution. Sad, really sad. Way worse than businesses moving offshore leaving us with no American made goods, simple spoons or otherwise.
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