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I've been wondering, all these products sold with big "Proudly made in <country you live in>" labels, does anyone else avoid those as much as possible?
I know what the average Brit is like and fuck off do I expect them to make anything that actually works
@troubleMoney
I proudly avoid products with "Proudly made in <any country whatsoever>" labels. Fuck nationalism.
@troubleMoney I like the country labels on things like vegetables so I can avoid stuff that has been flown around the world, but on anything else it's weird (esp. if it's with a flag, which the Made in Germany signs usually don't have)
@troubleMoney Well, there's the classic Land Rover...
...oh
@troubleMoney From what I've heard, "Proudly made in the USA" generally means made in sweatshops and/or by prison labor. So, yes. I tend to avoid those.
@troubleMoney remember when they used to make cars in the 70s?
yeah.