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Perhaps it would be more palatable if they had to say "So help me imaginary sky wizard".

So help me flying spaghetti monster from outerspace.

Rotten Apples:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/20 ... our-supply

So they employ children, bonded labour and make lots of money for communists, I don't think that really justifies calling them unpatriotic, money grabbing, economy wreaking traitors...

Oh, ok I do.

You make it sound like it's deliberate, and from looking at the article, it isn't.

AHadley wrote:You make it sound like it's deliberate, and from looking at the article, it isn't.

The malevolent spirit of Steve Jobs cackles malevolently over the bent backs of toddlers in his iPhone sweatshops. His undead evil knows no bounds!

Roscoe wrote:

AHadley wrote:You make it sound like it's deliberate, and from looking at the article, it isn't.

The malevolent spirit of Steve Jobs cackles malevolently over the bent backs of toddlers in his iPhone sweatshops. His undead evil knows no bounds!

*cackles*


http://www.utahsheriffs.org/USA-Home_fi ... Letter.pdf

You make it sound like it's deliberate, and from looking at the article, it isn't.

Lol, yeah I suppose the highly educated high flyer types employed to organise that sort of stuff, would probably have no experience of even being a "contractor" at the lower paid end of the market in the west let alone the far east. If it comes as any surprise to them that this is happening then they should seriously reconsider their position as they clearly know nothing about the cultures in which they have chosen to operate their business. There are several billion people who know better.

Our nice civilised notions do not apply down at street level in Calcutta or Bejing, nor should they, for a child to get work that pulls them out of poverty is a good thing there. The opinions and principles of pampered westerners are so far removed from their reality that they have no relevance at all. They moved their manufacturing business to a culture that is competitive because their workers have no rights in economies that uses child labour at many levels. It is this that puts the extra money into shareholders pockets, any pretence that they did not understand this is frankly just a lie.

Tragic:

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/brazil-nightcl ... 54656.html

MrTwosheds wrote:

You make it sound like it's deliberate, and from looking at the article, it isn't.

Lol, yeah I suppose the highly educated high flyer types employed to organise that sort of stuff, would probably have no experience of even being a "contractor" at the lower paid end of the market in the west let alone the far east. If it comes as any surprise to them that this is happening then they should seriously reconsider their position as they clearly know nothing about the cultures in which they have chosen to operate their business. There are several billion people who know better.

Our nice civilised notions do not apply down at street level in Calcutta or Bejing, nor should they, for a child to get work that pulls them out of poverty is a good thing there. The opinions and principles of pampered westerners are so far removed from their reality that they have no relevance at all. They moved their manufacturing business to a culture that is competitive because their workers have no rights in economies that uses child labour at many levels. It is this that puts the extra money into shareholders pockets, any pretence that they did not understand this is frankly just a lie.

No amount of ignorance on Apple's part could surprise me.

Zenophas wrote:

Roscoe wrote:

AHadley wrote:You make it sound like it's deliberate, and from looking at the article, it isn't.

The malevolent spirit of Steve Jobs cackles malevolently over the bent backs of toddlers in his iPhone sweatshops. His undead evil knows no bounds!

*cackles*


http://www.utahsheriffs.org/USA-Home_fi ... Letter.pdf

There's a line between tenacity and stupidity. That letter crosses it.

Iron_Maiden wrote:Tragic:

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/brazil-nightcl ... 54656.html

Truly a Disco Inferno.

AHadley wrote:There's a line between tenacity and stupidity. That letter crosses it.

I either missed something or we're on different wavelengths again. Would you mind elaborating?

"No federal official will be allowed to descend upon our constituents and take from them what the Bill of Rights - in particular Ammendment II - has given them. We, like you, swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States, and we are prepared to trade our lives for its traditional interpretation."

It's alive!:

http://www.chron.com/news/health/articl ... 217384.php

http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/mu ... 9638.story

May.