Wii Supply passes demand!?

[jman8]

robjoh said:

Darc Requiem said:

While I despise GWB as much as anyone, I don't get that paragraph. Before President Dunce was in office, if any sort of conflict happened in the world. The U.S. was expected to come to the rescue. I remember Yugoslavia and I'm glad we went over there to help stop the genocide, but Yugoslavia was European country. Why couldn't Europe take the lead with the US assisting and not vice versa. We are damned if we do and damned if we don't. When ever something goes down, either the US has do something about it or other nations twiddle their thumbs while chiding us for doing nothing. The US didn't intervene in Rwanda nor Sudan and did any other nations step in our stead? Nope, but those same nations will be looking at the US wondering when we'll do something the next time a crisis arises. 

Okay no more of topic rants for me for today. As for the topic, it seems like the same people that were up in arms about the Wii's "lack" of units are the very same ones saying the Wii is in trouble because Nintendo recently shipped a large supply of units to retailers. Seems like they are damned if they do and damned if they don't as well. 

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Becuase that conflict wasn't that easy, more important the inroad to yugoslavia was a little bit lat. We should have stopped the bosnian war, the kosovo war escalated because of the american attack. It is still not ok down there meanwhile bosnian, croatia have even when the fighted on there own succeded to rebuild themselves. USA and some nations in EU are to happy to us weapons, and some other nations are a little bit to weak when it comes to use weapons.

By the way I am anti USA because of that USA have so much double morale:

We can't trade with Cuba because they are communist but it is ok to trade with China that is so much worse.

Otherwise I love USA, works for an American company and want to buy an american car

Back to thread,

Is it only USA and Germany that have recived stock? Sweden is still out of stock (except that store that tries to sell Wii for 25% more than the usual price).

 

Part of the reason we don't trade with Cuba is because Castro allowed Russia to put NUCLEAR MISSILES on their island well within range of America. Basically we can't trust Castro as a result and therefore it's quite difficult to negotiate with the man. China on the other hand is a tad more reasonable.