
Read the book BUYING THE DRAGON'S TEETH for a detailed account of China's myriad human rights abuses against its own people and its repression in Tibet. The book provides a lucid, powerful expos� of the real -- not CNN or Fox's -- China that should make anyone pause when reaching for a 'Made in China' product on a Wal-Mart shelf.

Do consumers have a moral responsibility to boycott 'Made in China' products? And, if so, why should consumers care about how their purchase dollars are used by the Chinese government? Here's why: 
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If you still have doubts about the necessity, the workability, the effectiveness, or even the morality of conducting such a boycott do read this section where we have attempted to answer a variety of questions on the subject. 
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