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I don't buy it. I realize that conditions in their factories are terrible enough to induce quite a few suicides, but this particular note is written in better English than TexDav can muster up, and I think someone with that good a command of the language wouldn't be stuck on an assembly line.
My husband and I travel and neither of us have any inclination to go to China. We read other web comments and many place that country way on the bottom of the Asia list of where to visit.
The note is printed in the article and it has misspellings and uses improper English in places.
Homeland Security Investigations said Tuesday that it is looking into the letter, The Oregonian reported.
My husband and I travel and neither of us have any inclination to go to China. We read other web comments and many place that country way on the bottom of the Asia list of where to visit.
The note is printed in the article and it has misspellings and uses improper English in places.
Homeland Security Investigations said Tuesday that it is looking into the letter, The Oregonian reported.
Just went to China in April for 3 weeks. Loved every minute of it. Didn't see any sweatshops and the history, museums, and culture were outstanding. I kicked myself for only staying such a short time.
Truly, truly sad. If everyone really cares about other human beings, please stop buying Chinese goods!
This is what NAFTA and China most favored nation trade status brought to the world.
Thank you, Bill Clinton. Ross Perot was right, and most American voters laughed at him. Keep in mind, however, that American voters just re-elected Obama as well.
It is a hoax. Sweatshops is a step on the road to progress. It beats dumpster diving, or in poor countries landfill scavenging. Sweatshops are a good thing.
I know a gal who immigrated from China. She was a banker there. After ten years in this country her written English is still lacking compared to that note by a sweatshop worker. What will be the next BS post?
Yeah. We have outlawed sweatshops in the US just to move the slave labor to other countries.
You know, more and more we can see the need for a one world government, although that in itself is an awful thought and open for abuse. At least we need world wide environmental controls and labor laws, no?
I can buy your first point. But an absolute NO for a one world government. What we need to do is stop doing business with that country. PERIOD!!!
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