> Actually, I'm kind of glad that all of the nasty chemicals from producing
> electronic components, plastics, chrome plating etc. have been offshored.
> Keeps that crap out of our water and air.
I'm thinking that the world is getting too small ( overpopulated ) to think
like that anymore.
Robert Duquette
Ottawa ON Canada
> From: davriker@nwi.net
>
> Actually, I'm kind of glad that all of the nasty chemicals from producing
> electronic components, plastics, chrome plating etc. have been offshored.
> Keeps that crap out of our water and air.
>
> I have a Chinese Scooter I paid $980 for including shipping brand new. Most
> of the inexpensive Chinese items I have, I would not otherwise have been
> able to buy had it not been for the low price. So there was no job lost if
> I wouldn't have bought the scooter at $3000. But at $980, I've put a poor
> chinese farm laborer to work. I have two impact guns, two brad nailers, a
> miter saw, all chinese, all no problems. None of those tools would I have
> bought, given the limited amount of use they see if I had only had higher
> priced tools available. PS consider reconditioned. That way, someone else
> has found out the problem, returned it, and the company fixes it, then sells
> it with a discount. Try CPOoutlets.com online.
>
> David Riker
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