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Because it's hard and there aren't yet enough legal consequences for the use of this concentration camp prisoner labor. While I agree we must get much stronger
by dillondoyle 6y ago
Because it's hard and there aren't yet enough legal consequences for the use of this concentration camp prisoner labor.
While I agree we must get much stronger incentives/laws on our side we can't get distracted and pass all the moral consequences/imperative for action onto our side. It's less than half the equation.
We need to tackle the other side of this problem because CCP is directly responsible.
Bottom line Xi is perpetrating this genocide. That's the main fault & we can't 'offshore' 100% of the blame onto our corporations.
Even if we did get perfect decoupling I don't think that would be enough incentive to change China's behavior?
Morally, I don't think that alone is a strong enough reaction to these horrors and threats to Democracy.
We must hold the CCP & Xi directly responsible