How would that work exactly? Where would the money for the workers and their families be coming from?

Really?

Fair enough, thanks for that

People are arguing all sorts of other causes like obesity, genetics, etc.

I will

No, I genuinely don’t know how I feel about it for the reasons I outlined in the post above. I’m simply asking people for their views to get a clearer idea of the bigger picture. Plus, if you read all of the comments here, some people do make interesting points on why it could be considered ethical, like affordability for example, points that I never even thought of.

Hmm… never thought of that…

So where do you stand on the debate then? Do you believe there’s a ‘trade off’, so to speak?

Thanks for researching. Any specific citations?

Can you explain in a little more detail please?

Can you provide an example please?

If everyone built them at the highest quality, then every product would be at the highest price point

I’ll be honest, I didn’t even think of that point. Thanks for sharing, interesting perspective.

Short, sweet and to the point. I like it. I also like more detailed answers also.

Edit: I clearly also like overusing the word also, also.

That, plus the fact that they are making money off of another culture. As it is their culture, do you think they should be paid for it too?

I’m not sure tbh. That’s kind of why I asked the question, and hopefully other’s views may shed light on this ‘issue’

True that waste is also a factor in this.

What’s your opinion then?

Yeah it’s a right dilemma. Because on one hand, I feel like they should make products to the highest quality if they can so that the consumer has to spend less money, but at the same time if it leads to the company going bankrupt, what of the workers and their families?

You rank those in separate categories? Interesting…

I agree, but at the same time, his critics at the time did call it ‘cultural appropriation’ regardless of the intent, unless they just did that annoying thing where they completely misuse a term?