exactly as you pointed out:
it creates jobs for many who needed
it exists because market needs it
i mentioned sweat shop because that was a concept many naive americans keep using, and i also brought it up in the other post how does it get in between higher operating costs today and lower selling price....while the issue is genuine, it is more of an idiology issue
the choice could be laid on table
either to close all the factory and have the hungry chinese go back to look for food, or they could land a job that is not up to "american standard"
which would most chinese farmers take would be obvious
you did not bag them from their farm and lock them in your factory as slaves, so i see it as free choices...
now, are cool with this? guess i will be more careful to kid about serious stuff next time.
