China to acquire Backfires?

On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 21:47:56 GMT, Michael Wise wrote:

Perhaps. But living in the U.S. city with the largest Chinese community
(some 32% of SF's population is Chinese) and in a neighborhood which is
well over 70% Chinese, and having kids in a public school which is about
85% Chinese...I have a pretty darn good idea how to discern Chinese
products and services. Where possible, I avoid purchasing anything made
in China.

You come across as a racist bigot.

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Perhaps. But living in the U.S. city with the largest Chinese community
(some 32% of SF's population is Chinese) and in a neighborhood which is
well over 70% Chinese, and having kids in a public school which is about
85% Chinese...I have a pretty darn good idea how to discern Chinese
products and services. Where possible, I avoid purchasing anything made
in China.

You come across as a racist bigot.


Race has nothing to do with it. Everything I've said about China is
true. If you disagree, then please point out where you feel I'm
incorrect instead of slamming down a tired ol' race card.



--Mike