> people have trouble with accepting that in the end nobody actually wants to be in a society where companies can do whatever they want and end up being a negat

> people have trouble with accepting that in the end nobody actually wants to be in a society where companies can do whatever they want and end up being a negative contributor to society Consumer prices fall, and US consumers' brains just turn off when you show them slaves in the supply chain. Consumer prices rise, and then people hit the street - everywhere, globally. It doesn't really matter if their dollar is going to Amazon or 1,000,000 small main street shops. Indeed, both are sourcing the bulk of their goods from places with slave labor. Your gripe is about low prices, not "society," and like, what's your solution?