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Victims of Fashion: Worker Abuse in Nearby Sweatshops Video

The film, "Victims of Fashion" is about local sweatshops and the effects they have on the workers in our economy, exposing audiences that sweatshop use is not only a problem in developing countries...  
 
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phon37 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Chie says "When women are fired they have no way to support themselves but going i to prostitution." Does this not beg the question that if there were no sweatshops there would no jobs except prostitution? Sweatshops are not a good thing by our societal standards but necessary for theirs.
CaptainDaccat (1 month ago) Show Hide
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That only goes to show how flawed the govornment system is in places like Asia. They are willing to sell out their own people in order to flourish in cheap, yet abundant exports when they could at the very least be enforcing workers rights. There is much room for inovation but that's too much to ask of one track minded coorporations
TheDancingRain (2 days ago) Show Hide
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So they get shit.. just not the worst shit... but its still shit! lol
rolpho (3 months ago) Show Hide
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This is what milton friedman doesn't want you to know, he is a fucking hypocrite who screams about less government tyranny while praising the corporation. Workers must collectivize and fight against oppression.
alejandrox1992 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I am part of that. I don't walk aroud naked because it's illegal. If I could I would, not for nudism, less for profanity; just because I don't want to cooperate with today's economic imperialism.
tidycoat (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Wow, thank God for "Youtube" I had no idea...I guess it's something nobody talks about and maybe because they don't know this either? I just happened to fall upon this info...too bad it isn't more publicized.
nedlund (10 months ago) Show Hide
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lets look at this way, who owns the media and who owns other businesses. its all a conspiracy. getting people to buy more, and then work long hours. so they don't have time to think or protest. about whats going on. its about keeping people down and a slave to the puppet masters.  for most people its too late, and the rest of us. who knows whats going. wiil have to keep fighting these masters of greedy or fat cats.
nedlund (10 months ago) Show Hide
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its a conspiracy what these people are doing to us. people will learn they have been living in a dream world. when will people wake up and learn, that the media and the bankers control the world. they will be living the good life. while all those people, who thought that they could too. will be trying to find food and housing. the media and others will say oh l feel sorry to those poor people, and the ones out of a work. they don't care at all.
Balian49 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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no. its not a conspiracy. the only dream world is the ignorance of people in the west of where they cheap products come from. dont give me that about the media and the bankers. this is about sweatshops, which are not "kept secret" at great lengths.
you and i are responsable for sweatshops, because you and i demand cheap goods. thats it. end of story. all the corporations are doing is providing us with them.
dont blame the invisible hand for injustices that you are in part responsible for.
MrNemy86 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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doesn't the invisible hand (govt,banks,corps) have a moral obligation to not indulge in SLAVERY simply because its cheap, isn't that what the confederacy argued b4 the civil war and you say "we" demand cheap products as if this invisible hand isn't making more of a profit than us. if it costs 5 dollars to make a pair of gym shoes then why does a pair of air jordans cost like 130 bucks. please respond!

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