First, my reply was to your retort of "perhaps" to GP's shaming of Apple. It's not perhaps, they should be shamed. Second, I was talking about the textile indu

First, my reply was to your retort of "perhaps" to GP's shaming of Apple. It's not perhaps, they should be shamed. Second, I was talking about the textile industry both in the past and today, ie: the transatlantic slave trade and Ughyur slave labor in China today. Sometimes you can't boycott because the entire industry is doing the morally corrupt thing. I and many people I know avoid Chinese products, but sometimes it's impossible. At the same time we can also voice our concern. There's not much a normal person can do other than boycott and protest, and I'm suggesting both. You're suggesting only one.