Redditer 1: "Hi, I'm looking for something not made in a sweat shop?"
Redditer 2: "I recommend [____] brand." (made in China)
Me: "[______] brand is made in China."
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It reminds me of the flair this person has on r/ffacj (I took the quote from this thread )
From the organic ethical side of the 3rd world country factory. that's a joke.
The issue with "ethically made" : even in first-world countries (I'll use the example of my own country, Canada) Under the best of situations there are issues actually enforcing labour laws. So, to recommend something from a country that is well-known for having sweatshops in the garment industry??
See meme below.
As a side note, it's terrible how women are to each other on the internet!! Example, I tried to correct someone, "Hey, 'made in China' is not going to be ethically -made.'"
Redditor response: logical fallacy Ad hominin attack.
Instead of coming back with a comment like, "sorry, I didn't know [brand] was made in China!"
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