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If we were going to pass a law that said you cannot import goods that were created by laborers in "insert arbitrary labor concern boundary" then we would actually be combatting bad working conditions.

I'm posting in support of the iWatch because trying to act like not buying one item, or from one company, or making company watch lists we don't patronize, has anything to do with not condoning slavery as a nation, is like pitting citizens against the government. Slavery isn't fought by fining companies or not patronizing them, and iWatches aren't the main problem and saying they are is sensationalizing one story to avoid addressing solutions for the main problem.

Hey man, the answer to that question is too easy. My Apple watch is more important to me than the entire population of whatever country in which they are made, providing that it's not the good old U.S.A., nor any other Western country. The governments and people of such nations have a choice, either go back to their former happy go lucky donkey and cart economies or produce the high tech goods developed by western scientists. The manufactured goods and farm produce of countries which exploit child labour as well as using virtual adult slave workers are bought with conscienceless abandon and gusto by hypocritical westerners throughout Europe and America. Let he/she who has never shopped at Walmart or bought ''designer'' fashion/sports wear made in ''Wing Wa Woo'' throw the first stone.

Hey man, the answer to that question is too easy. My Apple watch is more important to me than the entire population of whatever country in which they are made, providing that it's not the good old U.S.A., nor any other Western country. The governments and people of such nations have a choice, either go back to their former happy go lucky donkey and cart economies or produce the high tech goods developed by western scientists. The manufactured goods and farm produce of countries which exploit child labour as well as using virtual adult slave workers are bought with conscienceless abandon and gusto by hypocritical westerners throughout Europe and America. Let he/she who has never shopped at Walmart or bought ''designer'' fashion/sports wear made in ''Wing Wa Woo'' throw the first stone.

Hey man, the answer to that question is too easy. My Apple watch is more important to me than the entire population of whatever country in which they are made, providing that it's not the good old U.S.A., nor any other Western country. The governments and people of such nations have a choice, either go back to their former happy go lucky donkey and cart economies or produce the high tech goods developed by western scientists. The manufactured goods and farm produce of countries which exploit child labour as well as using virtual adult slave workers are bought with conscienceless abandon and gusto by hypocritical westerners throughout Europe and America. Let he/she who has never shopped at Walmart or bought ''designer'' fashion/sports wear made in ''Wing Wa Woo'' throw the first stone.

My Apple watch is of considerable value to me than the entire population of the country in which they are made.