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Originally Posted by multiweb
This is very distressing indeed but there's not much we can do about it. Anyone will still be looking for the cheapest deal. The main change needs to come from China and the way they handle things. Greed, corruption and exploitation. It doesn't have to be this way. But you can't expect supply & demand to do anything to make this situation better.
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What are you on about Mark. Everything helps. Campaigns to stop purchasing from rouge companies and countries have forced changes in the past. You might want to reconsider your remark that "
you can't expect supply & demand to do anything" Nothing at all? Are you
sure about that? Because of course by encouraging us to do nothing alot of people will continue to be hurt. I'm sorry but I dont buy it when you say "
This is very distressing indeed" and then continue with "
but there's not much we can do about it" and"
you can't expect supply & demand to do anything". Its just difficult to escape the conslusion that preserving the free market is a much higher ideal in your book then people.