Sweatshops by Angela Hinz

Oscar Hernandez A.

2021-04-27 16:11:16 UTC

Well, I think we are responsible for the machinery a little because when they weighed all those companies they became famous because we consumers did not stop comparing the product, the factory, I looked at that and I suppose that they saw a way to earn money and obtain the production. of fast product that is why there are "some exploiting factories".

Brayan Marquez

brayanmarquezchacondd — 2021-04-27 16:13:10 UTC

They use very large workshops to have many styles of shoes in stock, they also pay their workers very little because they do not want to spend a lot of money paying large amounts or amounts of money, having a possibility of abuse to their workers for not earning the fair share of work with us. as consumers we can be little thrifty in buying in stores where everything is expencive!...

Brandon Balderas

2021-04-27 16:14:46 UTC

In a way, we are to blame or [r that the more we consume their products, the more people are hired to exploit them.

juan hernandez

2021-04-27 16:18:35 UTC

In order to create all these shoe brands, people used workshops to go faster and make many shoes because people liked these types of shoes and wanted more and that is why they used workshops to make them faster

kevin gutierrez

2021-04-27 16:21:05 UTC

I think that we have that responsibility over it since we are part of the use of these products by companies, whether they are of different types of brand.

Aslhy Alvarado

2021-04-27 16:22:09 UTC

I think that maybe they run clandestine workshops so that the owner of these companies does not spend a lot of money and we as consumers are guilty of the fact that many people are almost exploited