From what I've read, Amazon deletes reviews that indicate the product is made in China. Your implication that it's some kind of racist basis for the review itse

From what I've read, Amazon deletes reviews that indicate the product is made in China. Your implication that it's some kind of racist basis for the review itself may explain why, but I doubt this is the primary reason. It's probably more that people are unhappy with the item first, then the identification as Chinese-made as about the only way to screen out these companies swamping Amazon with thousands of short-lived low-quality brands. Since the law requires them to at least indicate this much. I do see lots of 1-star reviews complaining that the package came damaged or something. I tended to consider them worthless. But recently I have gotten a couple items that looked like the box spent months in a dumpster or something, so maybe they had a point too.