"Important Notice to American Clients: while the 1994 Crime Bill (assault weapons ban) has ended, Chinese-made Norinco firearms are still prohibited from entering the United States under a different U.S. import ban. We would love to sell these firearms to Americans but the U.S. government will not let us."
Lol, what a crock. BTW even if Clinton signed the original executive order, shouldn't it have expired by now? I don't want to say that in the big picture R's and D's are identical, but it seems to me Bush would have had to sign the same executive order to keep it alive.
BTW Ash, you make a good point, but it's not a good idea. See if you want to influence government or corporation policy through economic means you need to do it in a big way, it has to hurt them more than it hurts you. A 1-man boycott, even a thousand 1-man boycotts mean nothing, you have to organize, collective stuff. It's all irrelevant though, because your government already made the boycott official. The crock is that it's just to hurt you, and pisses off China, who will some day retaliate in some economic way, and ordinary people suffer more, and so on.
I like having name brand, but cheap beaters are definatly fun!
I wouldn't mind having one of these myself.
