So... start listing what cars are imports and what aren't... Once you have
that going, let's start figuring out what portion of what cars is produced
domestically and what is offshore.... How about that wiring harness that
says "Hecho en Brasil".... or the box that says "package made in USA" (no
indication of where the contents were made).

Of interesting note... All of my vehicles are "imports"... read on,
cretin.... My 2005 Mustang was built in Flat Rock.... well, most of it
was.... Most of my truck was made in Kansas City... Most of my motorcycle
was made in Milwaukee.. All of my holiday trailer was made somewhere in the
US (not in Canada) and the quality is.......... what Pacific Rim used to be
in the 50s.... Give me a break... Two year olds are up to this kind of
quality.

You have no idea what is American and what isn't....

One thing I do admire, though.... you really want a steak... but cattle
ranchers piss you off so you are going to eat lamb.... yes, dammit...
without mint jelly....


"Marko" <trakp@army.mil> wrote in message
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> <buydomestic@usa.com> wrote in message
> news:880a57a2-9f6e-4fd7-b631-0543baf7e436@j32g2000yqn.googlegroups.com...
>> If all Americans bought American cars, the US economy would be rockin
>> and rollin right now. Don't give me that stuff about Toyota and Honda
>> manufacturing over here either. GM employs 130,000 in the United
>> States. Toyota employs 30,000, Honda less than that. Most of the
>> import jobs are just blue collar jobs also, where GM has over 50,000
>> engineers. The Japanese automakers have brainwashed us into thinking
>> that buying their car is an investment in this country. I say we buy
>> from the Big Three and take our economy back.
>
> Import owner are traitors.