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  Did they sanction these companies?
context: Real patriots only buy domestic forced prison labor. >
  
  When my family was poor, we bought furniture made by convicts because it was cheap
  I wholly support slavery now /s >
  
  Cool.....
  Now ban everything from China and the Gulf  and every other country that pays slave wages
  I appreciate the nod to human rights abuses I just wish we were consistent about it
  The US can't fix the world's problems but strong values and sticking to them across the board  will shift a LOT of behavior just because of greed and getting access to the financial center of the world >
  
  Huh, would be nice if we quit doing business with another Asian communist country that holds the record for enslaving the most people for the longest amount of time in all of human history… >
  
  To be morally consistent we'd need to stop doing business with ourselves too >
  
  Something tells me that the US government doesn't actually care about forced labor as long as you are a corporation from the "right" Korea >
  
  You say this while linking to an article about the US government busting a factory for breaking child labor laws.
  The US had already banned goods from South Korean companies using North Korean labor, anyway. >
  
  Did the US sanction South Korea? >
  
  The country as a whole, probably not, but you can take actions against individual companies.