I am sorry I will never

[Router]

I prefer to buy American, also, I live and work here.

BUT

I drive a Toyota truck.

Hey, the Toyota Tundra, I read, has more American-made parts in it than any other truck on the market. Sign of the times.

 

[imaginefj]

The fact that other counties let it be made by slave labor and not unions is up to them.

I'm not big on slave labor or unions.

 

[imaginefj]

Hey, the Toyota Tundra, I read, has more American-made parts in it than any other truck on the market. Sign of the times.

Some Honda motorcycles have more American made parts than...Harley Davidson. Those Tundras are very nice and made at least inpart near San Antonio.

 

[robertl]

I love these type of people. I was talking to someone who spewed the logic that "I'll only ever buy American, because I love supporting capitalism and America", which frankly is bs. Free trade, i.e. me being able to buy a knife from lionsteel for the same price as someone in Italy means I have more options as a consumer and is crucial to capitalism. I totally respect your choice to buy only american products, but in all honesty there is no reason to.

Now, if you're going to buy ESEE knives over the competition because Jeff and the company is awesome, and all their knives are made by Rowen, that I can understand.

But to not buy something like a sage series because it was made in Taiwan? Ridiculous.

~Robert

 

[Ballenxj]

I am sorry I will never buy any knife except one made in the USA like all the rest that I have purchased over the years...........

That's my motto as well. With the exception of Germany, Sweden, & Finland.
-Bruce

 

[dcycleman]

I buy the product that I want, the best, I dont care where its built. If the US wants all my buisiness, make the best stuff, I'll buy it.

 

[shotgunner11]

The last thing we want is spillover, thanks.

Closed.

 

[shotgunner11]

double tap