Purchasing Products Produced By Slave Labour.

sandyRoe | 12:18 Sun 20th Oct 2024 | ChatterBank

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Years ago I think I read somewhere that chess sets were made by prisoners in Soviet gulags.

Wooden clothes pegs made in China are probably better for the environment than plastic ones, but what conditions do the people who make them endure?

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douglas9401

I confess to contributing to slavery by buying a galley kitchen.

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Well, you'll have to live with it, and your conscience.

naomi24

Those who say they won't buy anything produced cheaply abroad for moral reasons aren't doing the people working there any favours. Producing those products is their livelihood - without which they may well starve. It's virtue signalling of the very worst kind because it really can have a devastatingly negative effect.