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American-made cubes?

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I just remembered that there is one company here in America that makes Twisty puzzles and that company is called Redman & Associates and they make the Buzzle ball. Currently there not available to buy yet there going to be sold in Wal-mart stores starting in August but I have one of there pre release testing versions. http://www.buzzleball.com/
 
1. I know, I was being facetious. When someone states they don't want to buy Chinese products, what's the point of people keep saying buy Chinese products?
2. All I said was that some most certainly are knock-off. None of us know the true number though because we are not lawyers with full access to all facts, agreements, disputes etc.
3. Mmm, temper tantrum because someone is ripping them off. How terribly unreasonable of them. I bet they are the kind of people who complain when the get burgled too.

1. Fine.
2. Fine.

3. Besides having edges with torpedoes, corners, and centers, name one way in which speedcubes look like v cubes.
 
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