I'll make you famous (or Adidas will)

just saying is all that most of the people here own some bike made in the east,let alone there clothes, its the pleasure of the western lifestyle

legestation in country's is all well and good, were not in them country's so there nothing we can do about it, you can scream and shout as much as you like, won't change a thing

you can ask companys to go all ethical but ethical isn't the norm, hence why even the ethical topshop range looked all mung bean hippy. can they make there entire range ethical, probably, but ethical is a tag they can use to jump up prices so people over here feel better about there shitty t-shirt. if everything is ethical, where is the appeal for the people who love to feel smug?

there isn't any, end of the day nothing will change, to get average joe JD sports to think about ethics is gonna be a long long long long time coming,

the only possible way to maybe make a change is to implement our our rules that ethically sourced products have less tax's on them saving money for us and company's, then perhaps change will happen, but its still far to complex for internet arguments to deal with

as i see it, big company's get it constantly about being good to there workers in factory's. they properly use the best factory's around and make sure their seen to do enough. leveing failing factory's or smiler. its the small company's you need to watch out for in the exploiting stakes. Plus the factorys in the long run only seem bad to our fancy pants western lifestyle,

oh and i applied for this ad, i want £350 and i like adidas,

lol. like a chimpanzee struggling to comprehend fire.