Thursday, November 12, 2009

Why are people so intimidated by China's industry?

i was watching the news the other day in the break room and i see this advertisement to boycott walmart because of the rise of china's industry, in the commecial it showed chinese soldiers standing in a row. i felt that the commercial to ban chinese products was calling me evil. my friends just lookeed at me and laughed. but anyways why is it that americans are afraid of another rising power? its it because that america's been the strongest nation for so long that we feel threatened by a nation trying to actually improve like they all should? if youve ever been to china you'd know how they live like stray dogs on the sidewalk. and if thats a threat to our society for them to live in some sort of shelter then maybe we should go to war with them? btw i love walmart!

Why are people so intimidated by China's industry?
it wasnt exactly China's fault for the lead paint incident but the toymakers who made the design flaws. Mattel even apologized to the chinese for the bad reputaion that they recieved.
Reply:maybe because of all the lead they are finding in their products
Reply:America should remain the strongest country in the world, because it is the best country in the world. People from all over the world love to live in America.





Can you answer why the Chinese imported pet foods killed so many pets in America? What about the toys that were made in China and have lead?





I feel that China is trying to improve their economy at the expense of everybody else in the world. I don't trust Chinese products. I prefer American-made products and there should be more of them.
Reply:I don't think the Chinese people are evil, however, the way Chinese companies (and even American companies in China) mass produce on such a level that it threatens American small businesses is disheartening for some Americans, particularly artists whose work gets "knocked off" by Chinese factories.





Also, there are rumors of child labor and menial wages for adult laborers, which isn't a good thing.


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