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> iPhone made in China is no better than the cotton from Xinjiang. I think if you'll ask the suppressed people of Xinjiang, you'll find that they disagree. >
by FabHK 4y ago
> iPhone made in China is no better than the cotton from Xinjiang.
I think if you'll ask the suppressed people of Xinjiang, you'll find that they disagree.
> It turns out that in spite of all values that Apple promotes, it actually cares about nothing but the profit
How is Apple responsible for the Chinese Zero-COVID policy, and the actions of the Chinese police?
Have you read Apple's extensive policies on Supply Chain standards and ethics?
https://www.apple.com/supplier-responsibility/ https://www.apple.com/supplier-responsibility/
> Apple has utilized the cheap labor at a level where can never be possible in the civilized world,
I'll just post this here from https://www.semafor.com/article/11/30/2022/apples-chinese-dream-is-over https://www.semafor.com/article/11/30/2022/apples-chinese-dr...:
> China is also no longer cheap. Wages have skyrocketed, with the average factory worker making $6 per hour on average in 2020, up from less than a dollar in 2006. The average wage of a Chinese factory worker will very soon surpass the U.S. federal minimum wage. For comparison, the average rate for a Mexican factory worker has stayed stagnant at $2 per hour.
- ftyhbhyjnjk 4y agoI really hope Apple as a company dies asap. Fcking hypocrite company. One of the most morally bankrupt companies in the world. And please, take whiny little pussy xi jinping with themselves too... in the ground.
- alex_sf 4y ago> I think if you'll ask the suppressed people of Xinjiang, you'll find that they disagree. Are you suggesting that China's slaves would prefer that the global economy continuing exploiting them? > How is Apple responsible for the Chinese Zero-COVID policy, and the actions of the Chinese police? They are enriching the entity that designed the policies and directs the police. > Have you read Apple's extensive policies on Supply Chain standards and ethics? Yes. Have you read the extensive laws against murder? Does murder still happen? > China is also no longer cheap. Wages have skyrocketed, with the average factory worker making $6 per hour on average in 2020, up from less than a dollar in 2006. The average wage of a Chinese factory worker will very soon surpass the U.S. federal minimum wage. No, it won't. Chinese labor law is a joke. Nobody in these factories are actually working 44 hours.