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Shopping will never be the same... Shot clandestinely at a blue jeans factory in southern China where 17-year-old Jasmine and her friends work around the clock for pennies a day, CHINA BLUE revea...  
 
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magiciancz (2 months ago) Show Hide
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So what we should look?Look the luxurious life of communist of CHina?
ritasky666 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I really have no idea why western media always see China from this kind of view and search for the poorest rural areas of China. This is a totally misleading...
bellenie01 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Honestly, I find it amazing how people can argue about this issue, why is it about the country and government?we cant change the worlds politics,but we can start by understandin wat we are buyin and make changes,by being responsible for how we spend our own money.We as PEOPLE need to make a change, it doesnt matter where you live or how you percieve this situation its what you do when you go home that counts. STOP trying to fight about why these poor people are in this boat and focus on helpn
CookingAmmi (3 months ago) Show Hide
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i made food dedicat to china please watch my chanel thankyou
Surfrider0701 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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This is what communism does to people, not capitalism. You see these conditions in America? not even close. It's the state-run entities who create the harsh conditions. China has a choice of how to get shipments out and run their country, and now we see the choice China has made. I'm sick of this 'America is so bad rhetoric.' We give and promote life, liberty and pusuit of happiness. What opportunity do these workers have at those values living there? None!
archaicangel7 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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You're so ignorant, did you know that in L.A. and NYC many illegal workers from ASIA, LATIN AMERICA & AFRICA are being used as slave laborers working15 hours a day, many have been beaten & don't speak up because there are no laws that protect them since they are illegal workers, so is it ok to treat a human being worse than animal because he is undocumented right? They might be working in your city right now in a locked basement, so much for your made in the USA garbs.Our government is perfect.
Surfrider0701 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I'm ignorant? Where did I ever say or imply it was ok to treat people like that? As far as the same going on here, 1) if it is, it's not as prevalent as China. 2) How you do know? Why has it not been exposed yet? 3) I don't even know if I believe you. 4) yeah, I agree our gov't sucks. Which is why you have to leave power to the people rather than gov't...its called freedom and makes the USA prosper and exceptional 5) those illegal workers should become legal workers, easy concept to grasp.
britneylovesyou1990 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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this is sad. i am thankful my great great grandparents had the foresight to come to singapore in the past in search of a better future and to escape poverty or else it mayb even b me in these videos if you all get what i mean...

wonder what we can do to help??
wadwadthenugget (4 months ago) Show Hide
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american government wasn't always liberal but they are the biggest customer and trading partner of china.
kerryhooks (6 months ago) Show Hide
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You are exactly right!

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