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This is a foreign subsidiary of India. The kids in India aren't to blame but what the companies are doing is completely wrong. The companies are using a cheap quality of clothes and selling it by making so much profits. They pay the kids a small amount of money and make a lot of profits. Families are being threatened to keep working for the company to make clothes. John Oliver shows us in the end that he wants to invite them to a meal. He wants to invite them with the. John Oliver shows us clothes and food are almost the same by having cheap food at the cheapest food. Two of the richest people in the world are from these companies. I think that the people shouldn't be paid with pennies and they should atleast be paid better and shouldn't be threatening.

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Buying cheap clothes from fast fashion stores is pretty easy nowadays. However, they do come at a hefty cost. What those companies are doing is unethical. All they care about is making more profit even if it means they violate humans rights and oppose whats ethically right. Their aim is to sell as much as they can to make more profit. Brands like Gap and Walmart use child labor. I find that horrifying and also ethically wrong. I find it emotionally wrong that they use poor kids to make clothes that fit rich who can afford those garments. I believe what John did about the lunch thing is pretty right to get back at them. He served them cheap lunch made anywhere so they feel the same as others. Theres food more expensive than their clothes. They cant just use the girls and poor countries (overseas) to make more money and raise their profit, this is horribble and completely wrong. The thing is that people still go buy because they have no other option, its like a trap. I blame us and wish that people take a stand to stop this. In addition, I blame companies as well. They use methods like dumping, harm the environment, and retreat behind povetyy to make profit. They trick us into buying those stuff by displaying ads, campaigns, and use effective marketing and we are fool enough to fall for it. Kids should not lie about their age to be forced to work in harsh conditions in order to survive. The fashion industry is one of the most worse industries present.

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What these companies are doing is very obviously ethically wrong but somehow a huge multinational company like GAP can get away.with literally slavery by pulling the "I didn't know" card and still have faithful consumer slaves still buy their goods only days later after the scandal was announced. Americans, which is where most of multinational fashion companies owners come from, just want the okay to get back to buying. even of they know the company uses sweatshops (basic modern day slavery) to make their trendy clothes they will still continue to buy this company's goods just because they have an unquenchable thirst for cheap fashion.

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I think sweatshops are unethically unacceptable even though in places like India, people will not care if untouchables work in sweatshops. In addition to that, I think foreign subsidiaries are the main type of company that

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Companies should not use sweatshopd to make more money, this is unfair to the kids and ethically wrong to use kids for your own benefit.
This is ethically wrong because there are violating the good side of CSR. People need to stop that because kids arent alive to be used from others.

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The world is messed up. You must deal with it and stop the stupid movements that dont make change. People will continue making clothes, the only thing we can do is to raise the children's wages and rights, and give them a better workplace. This is the only thing that can be done that has a powerful impact.
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Sweatshops are unethical, especially that they hire the young children. The companies are the ones to blame, because they do have control over how their products get manufactured. They might act stupid and say they didn't know that young children are the manufacturers behind their products, while actually knowing the sad truth. In my opinion, I dont think that child labour is always unethical; children sometimes choose to work in sweatshops. For instance, the little girl from Bangladesh who faked her age just to get the job. This proves that the children themselves want to get hired and work in sweatshops.

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The video shows us how these rich people are using these poor people in horrible ways. If those companies are okay with child labour and use it, they're most likely to be okay with many unfair doings. The richest guys are up against those poor people working 18 hour shifts and obviously their opinions wont matter. People who buy these clothes are to blame too. They are to blame too, because all they care about are the cheap clothes that they're going to buy. Rasing awarness isn&t enough to stop this, but we all have to stop shopping at these places without looking at the tags.

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Sweatshops are awful places to work. But they are often better than other jobs sweatshop workers are forced to do. In my opinion they offer job opportunities to people of all ages. Without sweatshops these families wont be able to survive. We take the blame for buying the products. You cannot blame the companies because their main goal is to generate the most amount of profit by finding the cheapest way to produce their products, and  you definitely cannot blame the workers for finding a way to feed their families.

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I think this video really portrays the ethical disadvantages that rich companies could have. First of all, sweatshops are a huge aspect when it comes to companies ruining lives. And when they claim they stop using them, a few years later, a new one pops up. Companies are not reliable and will do whatever it takes to make money. In my opinion, this will never stop. Companies will always choose the easiest and cheapest way to make clothes. Another ethical issue is poverty. Companies are taking advantage of poor people because they have no choice but to work for really cheap salaries. The only thing that can be done about this is put these companies out of business by simply not buying their clothes. And realistically. That will never happen because there is a reason these companies are at their level. People love their clothes and prices. And no one knows where they come from

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Sweatshops and all kinds of bad ethical aspects have been around for many years, and although we have been notified of their existence people have been buying from the shops. I personally think no matter how notified we are or disgusted we will never come as a whole to end unethical aspects of stores. Another way of dealing with this issue is by educating the people, the question is whetherto educate the buyer or the manufacturer. I think we should educate the buyer since they already have an educational background making it easier to notify them.

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I think the big companies are to blame on the ethical wrongs that happen in the poor countries like Bangladesh, India, Vietnam, etc. through sweatshops because it is in their hands to stop using child labor, but they just choose not to and then lie about it. Also the type of the international business the company is plays a role because of it is a foreign subsidiary of GAP in India for example, it's going to abide by the laws in India that are not against sweatshops. Most of all, the consumers are who allow these companies to continue to use sweatshops when they continue to buy from them. People can stop these ethical issues by firstly, raising awareness, but most of all stopping purchasing from these companies.

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I think what companies are doing is ethically wrong, however not all that bad, because it is abusing children, but giving them a chance or job. It might seem like companies are forcing children to work, however these children who are working do not have any choice or future in front of them. An alternative or a solution for sweatshops is to upgrade their work place and life. If they give them proper nutrition, and a good work place, sweatshops would be acceptable in the community.

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I think shops and big brands are the ones to blame due to using the poor countries doing all the products and that creates poverty. Also, its very difficult to stop even though its ethically wrong because as you said in class GAP has been doing this for several years.