e.g. hurting the right people, _even if it hurts us too_

WarmWash 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

It's easy to be upset when you see the wealthiest class of Americans spend all their money on cheap Chinese versions of what you build. Not even because they cannot afford your products, but simply because they can cost cut by going with China.

This rot is also existential, because as domestic players die, that knowledge is also lost.

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fzeroracer an hour ago | parent [-]

The wealthiest Americans aren't buying shit from China, I have no clue where you managed to get that point from but they're buying boutique shit from Europe or elsewhere.

American-made goods have the worst cost:quality ratio for multiple reasons. Capitalism hollowing out quality, businesses capturing markets. They sit in an area which are unaffordable for your average American as a result of the middle class vanishing and not boutique enough for the wealthier ones.

People voted for a wealthy man to loot everything and he's doing exactly that.

	▲	WarmWash 9 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Like I said in my earlier post, the richest group of Americans is not the 1%. It's middle/upper middle/upper class suburbia. This is even more pronounced because these are the people with cash who spend it. Billionaires aren't bingeing Amazon, shien and temu. That 60-90% class of Americans are the backbone of the economy. And they buy tons, tons, and more tons of Made in China.

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cheonic025 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

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