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Are there any made in amerikkka consumer products even left?
Probably some stickers, weapons, books and toys. Most of those are astronomically more expensive and does not help any country's citizen thanks to how PPP interacts with capitalism. Even capitalism does not support them.
Some. Most made in prisons by slave labor.
Yes there is some food, weapons, bibles, that sort of thing. But so much of what makes my life enjoyable like stuff from aliexpress will be completely inaccessible.
Atleast I can get a pretty good selection of used computer parts on ebay (but the corps are trying to take that away).
"Some" food is accurate. Most of US agriculture is corn... for ethanol. We don't produce enough to sustain ourselves.
I'm on California but there would likely be competition.