You should also avoid buying
Any phone
Anything Apple
Most computers
Socks
Pants
Shirts
Underwater
Televisions
Monitors
WiFi routers
Most furniture
Anything that Bunnings sells
Clock radios
Cooking utensils
Door knobs
Handles
Bathroom accessories
Many medicines
Nails, screws and bolts
Light bulbs
Windows
Signs
And any car with an ecu or switches.
And 100,000 other every day items.
And don't even think about buying any camping gear.
Take a stand! Say no to Chinese goods. You'll show the Chinese government who's the smartest. Lol
Nice defeatist attitude ‘Boobs, unfitting of your usual forthrightness!
Where there is a choice, and there are many, I do not knowingly purchase Jinping-Made merch. In regards to vehicles previously/currently owned:
1960’s Corolla – 100% Jap
3 x Subaru’s – 100% Jap
1960’s Mustang – 100% ‘Merican
All my outdoor gear was made in Australia (prior to moving offshore), Kiwi-Land (prior to moving offshore), the UK or the USA – saving up, biding time, and paying more for quality pays off in the long run: 40 years of hard use proves that. I don’t believe in the ‘throwaway society’ – repair, reuse, re-purpose, recycle.
Back on topic …
Besides being a Chinese made vehicle, I’d suggest the resale value of an LDV (if it lasts that long), might be enough to buy a burger with the lot, some chips, and maybe a can of Coke … maybe not the Coke.
