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Re:Lawmakers ask US intelligence chief to investigate TikTok by mdorazio on Friday October 25, 2019 @01:44PM (#21357396)
Depends heavily on the market segment and type of product we're talking about. A lot of Americans really love their Japanese cars and electronics, for example, or even swear by European firearms (and luxury goods, of course). On the other hand, there's definitely a preference for "Made in the USA" products in things like tools and trucks.

On the software side it's kind of hard to say for certain because so much of the software world started in the US before being replicated elsewhere so is it nationalistic preference or just first-mover preference? I'm not sure. But I am pretty sure it's not even close to the same level as in China.

Re:Lawmakers ask US intelligence chief to investigate TikTok by guerrilla on Friday October 25, 2019 @09:38PM (#21361026)
I have no reason for this other than the way you phrased it inspiring it but I wonder if there's a class divide on this...