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Nearly everything is made in a country which has concentration camps and forced labour for the export market. It's difficult to avoid. Then again, so is carbon
by afandian 6y ago
Nearly everything is made in a country which has concentration camps and forced labour for the export market. It's difficult to avoid. Then again, so is carbon intensive manufacture. So I think this is a natural next question. In both cases someone has to lead the way.
- m0zg 6y agoI don't see how a company can simultaneously virtue signal about social justice and the environment, and manufacture hundreds of millions of units of its product in a country which emits twice as much per dollar of GDP as the US and uses "forced labor". All while charging eye-watering amounts for its stuff. But maybe it's just me. Explain how this is not a staggering level of hypocrisy, please.
- fermienrico 6y agoThis. We need to organize protests outside of Apple HQ, press needs to get on it. Big banner news papers. A $1 trillion dollar company is exploiting labor from concentration camps is totally unacceptable. Even if it wasn’t, still need to put pressure on Apple to bring back manufacturing.
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