Wow. You just created your own narrative from 5 words.
You are 100% incorrect and simply want to infer something negative about a PEOPLE and not a PRODUCTION & BUSINESS PROCESS especially in light of how luxury brands build their image. They suck consumers in with tales of "heritage" and "tradition" and the "good old days of luxury" and "artisinal crafts that are created, harnessed and nourished in their countries." This is what consumers buy. So yeah I think it's incredibly exploitative of not only consumers but also workers. The elitism you are claiming I have, is exactly what luxury brands sell and their consumers buy into.
And it is especially "Eww" in my opinion to pay someone so little, and yet charge your customers so much which is all my statement said. it did not say "eww..the chinese suck."
Do not preach to me about a superiority complex bc guess what? I was born in a third world country and have relatives who work in sweatshops. So you can stop all of this "they're bringing jobs to these nations" capitalism garbage that you have apparently consumed but have put no nuanced thought into. I have seen in it, and it is not pretty. The reason why so many companies move abroad is to escape liability and responsibility in their host countries on how they treat their workers. I expect it from Walmart not from a high end brand that markets themselves as luxury. What pray tell is luxurious about sweat shop production?
This is about the effects of a system that puts profits over people and that is what my statement is about ok? thanks.
