Again, it's not clear to me why "a persistent pattern of labor abuse" needs to be addressed by putting the labor in chains. That's like prosecuting rape victims

Again, it's not clear to me why "a persistent pattern of labor abuse" needs to be addressed by putting the labor in chains. That's like prosecuting rape victims for adultery or fornication. Labor abuse is a different problem requiring maybe a team sent to Hyundai corporate to crack some heads (figuratively). Put some of those guys in handcuffs. > I am saying supporting that and then jumping to defend Hyundai-LG for breaking the law as well is hypocrisy I think people are mostly supporting and defending the workers. So far Hyundai-LG hasn't lost anything except face. The workers are the ones who have taken the hit.