> If you cannot punish the sweatshop because they are not under your jurisdiction, then the only thing you can do to discourage profit from flowing to the sweat

> If you cannot punish the sweatshop because they are not under your jurisdiction, then the only thing you can do to discourage profit from flowing to the sweatshop is to punish those who benefit from it's product. We are talking about domestic law. Once again, you go from "apples" to "oranges". The fact you can't stay in the context of domestic law causes me to say f it, honestly.