Meh...sure, as far as some stuff goes. My point is...."Made in America" doesn't guarantee you the quality that most vendors with a vested interest in selling the product would have you believe it does. It's a great tool to sell stuff to those hardcore zealots who can't see past their patriotism....but ultimately, the term "Made in America/USA" has become more of a clever marketing ploy, than a standard of manufacturing at this point.
Guess you missed the part where I advised "against" buying the EBay stuff, huh?
My point is...do your research on the product. A person is just as foolish blindly buying that item stamped "Made in America" as they are buying the shiny cheap one sold overseas because the price is right.
Awww, how quaint (and typical) I say North America and you automatically assume that only means "The United States of...". Thanks for keeping that "Ummmaricun" stereotype alive man. Step outside that bubble of yours every once and a while. You'd be surprised to know that NORTH America is a pretty big place. It doesn't just consist of Canada's basement.
Isn't this the way all of these threads turn out?