Loving a Bargain

It is not the responsibility of the American taxpayer to support industries or workers that are going broke because they are being overpaid. People have their own problems and cannot be expected to pay the bills of those that no longer can earn large salaries and bonuses. All we can do is wish them well.
I live on a small social security check and have to make my dollar buy as much as possible. The big break I got was when the inexpensive made in China products became available. My closet is now stocked with quality clothes, that all have the made in china label. My closet would be almost empty if I had to buy made in America clothing. The same is true for the rest of the things in my apartment. Without the availability of Chinese products my apartment would be almost empty. The made in china toaster I recently bought cost me six bucks and it works just fine. I saw a beautiful made in China winter coat and bought it for only twenty bucks. It kept me warm through the whole winter. Anybody that says Chinese products are poorly made has not tried them. Every item I have purchased with the made in China label is still with me. They are great.

People who with high paying union jobs are always bad mouthing the made in China label . They say that those goods are produced with slave labor, and are inferior to American products. That sounds like propaganda to me. China has become a humane society and they treat their population as good as, or better than most countries. As I said before their goods are fine, and also affordable. Some say that Chinese products are putting Americans out of work. In some cases that might be true. But why should people buy an expensive made in America product and not be able to have enough left over for food? Lets hope that our nation finds a way to make our products less expensive and put our people to work again.