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1) If the farmers were so happy and not starving, why did they CHOOSE to work in the factories? 2) As a nation, actually, I think the argument that everyone mu
by wdewind 17y ago
1) If the farmers were so happy and not starving, why did they CHOOSE to work in the factories?
2) As a nation, actually, I think the argument that everyone must go through those conditions is quite right. Children worked in sweatshops in downtown Manhattan < 100 years ago (actually still do if you look hard enough). I don't think he's justifying the conditions, I think he's simply saying "the trend is up not down," and that's really important.