You think they're that great? Well then, why don't you take your scrawny ass and get a job at one, and pay for that college tuition your whining about? Sweatshops are like slaughter houses.....you're not going to see the real conditions by simply walking into one once or twice and letting the big boys who run it show you around. There is more than enough video and other documented proof about them to totally discredit anything you have to say about it. Visiting a sweatshop is a totally different experience from working in one. It's easy for someone like you to sing it's praises when you're not the one having to bust your ass everyday working there. And creating a better/safer working environment wouldn't get rid of jobs. Labor would still cheaper than it would be in most other countries, that's just a scare tactic people such as youself like to use to make everyone think the entire world would come crashing down on them if we treat people decently. It's worked in the past in other countries, there's no reason to expect that it couldn't work in yours. But, I suppose there is no point is arguing over this with you. You're no different than every other shallow spoiled snot out there, and you see nothing wrong with the way things are because you've never had to live it. If you suddenly found yourself out on the street with no money you wouldn't last a week, and it doesn't matter how many languages you speak or how much logic you've convinced yourself you have. But I guess since you've got mommy and daddy to pay your way and shelter you from all the ugliness of the world, you don't have to worry about that. And you're very lucky that your biggest worry in life is your tuition. Good luck with that.
I'm doing a very good job at keeping a almost 4.0 GPA... that's enough of a job, and it will pay much more money than any regular job I would hold (scholarships). I KNOW personally a lot of sweatshop workers. They have never complained of the conditions. You see, you do not understand Honduras. The working conditions are SHIT compared to the US in most work places, not only sweatshops. Yet again, it will cost too much money for the companies to afford... get it! I am not defending the companies here, I would love to see better working conditions... but it's imposible...try to understand it! I've lived on the street and trainler houses for the first 10 years of my life, by the way
