It is not my opinion that international corporations brutally exploit the third world, it's a fact. It is also not my opinion that Capitalism leads to this, the profit motive inevitably leads to it.

You claiming that developing nations should just fight against international corporations brutally exploiting them and absolving yourself of any responsibility you have for it is just sticking your head in the sand. If you aren't boycotting Nestlé, you're supporting them.

The "good" news is that there is no ethical consumption under Capitalism. You individually cannot do much, except protect, organize, and try your best to support less unethical companies whenever you can. However, to blame developing countries for corporations knowingly brutally exploiting them and offering no alternative is absolutely baffling.

Are you 14? You don't seem to understand how global trade works

We get it, you're white.. relax

That literally has nothing to do with what I was making fun of that guy for. He was arguing we shouldn't help at all. I was being sarcastic with him.

I agree with what you've said

What a strange take. You’re saying that if I, as a business owner, am fully aware that my production chain relies on slave or child labor in another country, I bear no moral responsibility because “well that country should have stopped it”?

Uh huh, I bet you definitely have bought something that is connected to child labor. Now, STFU, fool.

For the record, if you're in the U.S., there are plenty of children being exploited right here.

I’m buying

consumers are responsible for what they consume. pay and forget doesn't work

lets say america finds the cure for cancer, they only accept dollars. you have to get those dollars. welcome to the global trade.