Do you support buying items made in sweatshops?

[wolfcat87]

Most cheap clothing is only cheap due to being made in sweatshops with horrific working conditions. Employees are often paid pennies a day and risk their lives making these items. Considering companies selling them are worth billions, most people are participating in this by buying the items.

Do you support sweatshops by buying these cheap items?

Yes

No

Unsure

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[DryGermanGuy]

I have never bought “fast“ clothing. Even my simple T-Shirts or jogging pants are fair trade/fair cotton. Many sellers in Germany refuse to sell sweatshop items.

[NathanDavis]

I am sure that, one way or another, yes...

I do contribute to exploitation of someone, somewhere in this world... no doubt

[Nikki1989]

I make an effort to avoid it. I always look where products are made.

[NamerOfStars]

I have ancestors who fought at Blair Mountain. The LAST thing I need is them haunting my ass.

[exitseven]

I try to buy American made goods whenever I can. It is not always possible.

[DJB72]

Not unless the only alternative is being naked. I try to avoid big brand clothing because of it.

[strateguy632]

I dont check and i dont think about it, but m&m excluding men and other samples in my question and mytakes annoy me.