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[@soulbuiltkwadjo]

This is a very thoughtful discourse, brother. I appreciate you sharing and articulating these thoughts, and even more appreciate the place your sentiments are coming from. We've got to take care of home first and foremost. I actually wanted to reach out and ask id youd be interested in checking out a product that we made. The company I work with is 100% American, based in Atlanta, GA, but we outsource manufacturing of some of our products to Chinese factories since USA titanium manufacturers are so far out of our league, price-wise. But I goal is to one day be able to manufacture 100% of our own products in-house--fully American made. Your video's been a nice reminder of the kind of conviction we'll need to make that happen, and how amazing the people are who we'll make this shift for.

[@KAM1138a]

Very well stated. I largely agree. I want to see the United States maintain and grow manufacturing of all sorts. It is insane to off-shore these vital industries. The economic reasoning for "you have to make it in China" is a myth in so many ways.

[@michaelnasser8697]

Well said and spot on

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

Hi friend!

[@zutynbn]

hi, good words but it is how capitalism works. If production in China cheaper they will arrange it there. Your government could support internal business but they better spend money for “democratic” wars all over the world

[@ninjaeddy1717]

Making choices about how you spend money is also a part of capitalism

[@zutynbn]

​@@ninjaeddy1717 Exactly, threatening and robbing someone is always easier than producing something. But only in the short term. It's a self-destructive path