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it wouldn't surprise me if more men in china are shopping, because due to force abortions, forced sterilizations as well as the 'first son' tradtition, men now outnumber women 3:1.

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Yes. http://www.boycottmadeinchina.org

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http://www.boycottmadeinchina.org

If we bombed Iraq becuase Saddam gassed his own people - why do we do business with the nation that has the worlds worst human rights record?

Here are some reasons why you should not buy from China:

Products Made in Forced Labor Camps
Products Manufactured by the Chinese Military
Products Made by a Disenfranchised Labor Force
Sweeping Repression of All Religions
Nationwide Forced Abortions and Sterilizations
Indiscriminate and Widespread Use of the Death Penalty
Commercial Harvesting of Transplant Organs of Executed Prisoners
Routine Torture of Prisoners
State Psychiatric Persecution of Political Prisoners
Military Occupation and Cultural Genocide in Tibet
Draconian Repression in East Turkestan
World?s Tightest Internet Censorship
Spread of Nuclear Weapons to Rogue States and Terrorists
China Does Not Play by the Usual Rules of Business

Read 'Buying the Dragon's Teeth' by Jamyang Norbu (free on www.boycottmadeinchina.org).

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