>What? these inhumane working conditions aren't appealing to any human.
This is your privilege talking. Billions of people find them far more appealing than a precarious life of backbreaking farm labor.
seems like your privilege talking; nobody is comparing to field farming here.
Re:The human cost of the Kindle
by FranzFerdiNaN on Sunday June 10, 2018 @04:35AM
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Most of those people wouldn’t have gone to the city if they could have stayed on their farm. It’s capitalism forcing those people from their land, not some innate desire to be exploited in a factory.
What? these inhumane working conditions aren't appealing to any human. Nobody is asking to reduce the demand for their labor, maybe the product should be priced accordingly to facilitate good working conditions and pay instead.