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These shoes are made by middle class white children in safe sweat shops that have excellent work conditions with no wifi.
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Made in New Zealand from local and imported labour
I like these. I want these [fumbles for his credit card].
Now you too can walk in someone else’s shoes.
They’re probably even allowed toilet breaks and don’t have to pay back half their wages in cash to their employer. And when the Labour Inspector comes around (minus the stab-proof vest), they’re less likely to be called “scum”