I'm not happy with what those people are going through, but I know why they're doing it and I also know there's not a damn thing I can do about it.
I'm not crafting arguments for or against anything. There's no forum on the planet where these arguments will make a difference. I'm pointing out why things are what they are. Eventually, they will change, same as they have done everywhere that's gone through this phase.
I said I was open for suggestions. Do you have any? Do you think if our government cracked down and forced every American manufacturer to use American labor it would work? If not, what else have you got?
You're welcome to boycott anything made in China. It's a legitimate action, and others have done it. It ain't easy. Start here.
I've done my share of shitwork. The fresh air of field work is a bit cold at 5 AM, and then there's the mosquitoes.
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