The retailers are correct.  The Asian ecomies are the fastest 
growing in the world because of America's appetite for inexpensive 
Asian made products.

True slave labor exists in countries like Burma and North Korea, not 
in free Asia.  This is where the gutsy human rights activists focus 
their energies.  The psuedo activisists that go around pointing 
fingers at succesful American Companies often have an agenda that 
has little to do with improving the lives of factory workers.








--- In [email protected], "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>> paul, you're taking the retailers response that they are doing
> "good" for those countries.
> 
> While that may be true the fact is they do work extended hours and 
is
> near forced labor in many cases. There are plenty of guys that 
travel
> the world seeking the cheapest sources. Many of them are here in 
the
> summer. We all buy the stuff and typically overpay.
> 
> I don't know what's right or wrong, other then we should be able to
> print a single piece of paper here in the US instead of mexico or
> china or indonesia. As proven again with the lead paint in 
everything
> - there is alot that goes unchecked or checked and bribed away. So 
how
> many of those workers may have some type of lead poisioning? Or 
lung
> cancer? Education? 
> 
> Yea, it is pretty good here in America. We provide alot of things 
here
> to those less fortunate, SOME of who take advantage of it or abuse 
the
> system, refuse to work or have NO incentive to go to work because 
the
> pay isn't as good vs remaining home. It's an ugly cycle.
>




 
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