Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Stereo M60ti Ultimate review ,part 2...M70's?

You don't need to have been to a place in order to have an opinion about it. China's recent policies regarding human rights are a matter of record, and do not have to be experienced first hand for one to have an opinion about them.

Your post says that saying China is a bad country without having been there is like you calling another member an idiot without meeting him. Then you dropped an F-bomb on another forum member because you didn't like his opinion. Well, all I can say is, "If the shoe fits".

Mark

Oh my!
Why can't people go five minutes without arguing?
By the way, there's an apparently unfamiliar board feature called the "Private Message." People should use this when mentioning a subject sure to enrage other board members, as well as prospective Axiom buyers. I hope these potential Axiom-ites do not get a bad impression of Axiom and this otherwise wonderful discussion board as a result of the aforementioned argument.

It seems to me as if no one here even reads the forum RULES anymore...

Only one post in this thread, IMO, violates the rules. Which one should be obvious.

I normally stay out of these sorts of things, as I feel it is usually best not to feed the trolls, but one post in this thread got out of the realm of expressing an opinion, and into the realm of a vile personal attack. Just because you replace a couple of letters with asterisks doesn't get you off the hook.

This poster crossed way over the line, and I think he/she should make amends

I'm done arguing...

Peace out.

Think globally, drink locally. Support you local brewer, vintner, speaker manufacturer, etc.

Man, a guy does not check his forum home all weekend, and misses all the fun.

I prefer to spend my income in ways that help support living wage jobs in my community. Now, how you define "community" sometimes depends upon the purchase. I've virtually given up trying to boycott Chinese products (although it still pains me), but have been successfully avoiding Wal-Mart for many, many years.

Industries differ widely in how "locally" components are manufactured. In context, Axiom seems to strike an appropriate balance between economic realities and commitment to their community.