I am glad this family was able to reward themselves for boycotting China by having a book published about their stand for America, but many of us have been committed to this since the 1980's. This issue has nothing to do with China itself, but it has to do with the dumbing down of American product and labor standards that have developed since the beginning of our country. Exploitation experts would like to divide us on this issue, so they can continue to exploit Chinese, as well as other third world citizens, while they make Americans feel guilty because we want what we have worked so hard to achieve, equity, not exploitation in the world of free enterprise. One important component of our Am...

I am glad this family was able to reward themselves for boycotting China by having a book published about their stand for America, but many of us have been committed to this since the 1980's. This issue has nothing to do with China itself, but it has to do with the dumbing down of American product and labor standards that have developed since the beginning of our country. Exploitation experts would like to divide us on this issue, so they can continue to exploit Chinese, as well as other third world citizens, while they make Americans feel guilty because we want what we have worked so hard to achieve, equity, not exploitation in the world of free enterprise. One important component of our American legacy means that Americans agreed, in the past, that people that work and contribute to making a product should not be considered an economic input....just the same as a stapler, packing crates, and other THINGS.