>I'm not trying to pass judgement here, simply trying to point out that a lot of what we take for granted is already built on the back of people working in bad

>I'm not trying to pass judgement here, simply trying to point out that a lot of what we take for granted is already built on the back of people working in bad conditions. (Not even starting to talk about Foxconn and stuff here...) Yes, and for as long as this has been happening, there have been people saying we need to stop doing it. Why should our consumption support labor standards that exploit people and grind them down, rather than lifting them up?