> Unless you want to pay like three to five times the price and get a product built in, say, Scandinavia.
Sure, if that what it takes to solve the issue then I guess that's what it takes.
Or are we seriously going to say slavery isn't a problem as long as as it isn't in our own backyard? So slavery in the 1800's was a problem but we can live with the fruits of modern day forced labor since we want our cheap iPhone?
Sure, if that what it takes to solve the issue then I guess that's what it takes.
Or are we seriously going to say slavery isn't a problem as long as as it isn't in our own backyard? So slavery in the 1800's was a problem but we can live with the fruits of modern day forced labor since we want our cheap iPhone?