Taking "Made in America" too far?

[StevenSurprenant]

I'm sure in another 20 years the labor cost in china will equal the US and the out sourcing will go to another country with more people than jobs, willing to work for Penny's on the dollar.

I agree, cheap labor is the bottom line and out sourcing will circle the globe and maybe someday end up back in the U.S.A. when we become impoverished enough or the cost overseas becomes prohibitive due to standard of living increases. It's a cycle.

Use of automation which reduces that need for human labor is on the rise, so that, in time, labor costs may not be the main issue.

As for Chinese crap, we used to say the same thing about Japanese products, but look at us now...

As for the sign displayed by a manufacturer at RMAF - Bad choice on their part. Kind of reminds me of American Politics - Win by accusing the other candidate.