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Does it really make a difference where the cotton originated,...or the machines? The end product is an American-made product,..originating from an American state,.. using American labor,...financed by an American entrepreneur. That is fact.
Isn't that the point, that something is "AMERICAN MADE"? I guess as long as an American puts the box on the shelf and the store is in America, that is American made for your purposes. So as long as people aren't actually physically buying their stuff in China it's all good.
I just checked out billys(?) American made clothing. His prices give me an idea just how high we would have to set the tariffs to give American domestic produces a fair chance at competing with Chinese slave shops.
Only a dimbulb would take any of my comments as a "fashion statement", and honestly, your "sex" has no bearing on the subject. Hypocrisy is not limited to the male species.
Does it really make a difference where the cotton originated,...or the machines? The end product is an American-made product,..originating from an American state,.. using American labor,...financed by an American entrepreneur. That is fact.
You lefties can't find much to whine about,....so you try to invent one using deflection.
Why can't the loonie left be supportive of someone trying to create American jobs?
Hypocrisy comes to mind....
Hey Sol, let me let you in on a secret......did you know cotton is still grown here?
And its cheaper to buy denim made from Indian cotton and manufacted in India?
Why are you so agaunst American cotton farmers and American textile manufacurers?
Where things comes from matters, to all of us.
Next time I reply to you, I'll make sure to use my satirical font, because you do not recognize it when you read it.
BTW, I am sure you will look just FABULOUS in your Beck jeans.
Just make sure you leave the fanny pack at home.
$355.00 for a pair of Union made canvas jeans??? That is 9 pair of Levis Jeans if you buy them on sale.
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