No, it's not the corporations who are evil, it's the people!
They aren't evil, they're just trying to survive.
I just want you to examine your opinion that the reason Walmart, a multi billion dollar corporation, uses cheap Chinese labor is so that it can pass that savings on to poor people in the United States.
While not wrong, its more like...
Walmart, in order to keep being a multi billion dollar corporation that sells to people who buy the lowest cost product, uses cheap Chinese labor and agressive negotiation tactics to ensure they don't lose customers to Target.
The people who typically shop at walmart do not care where a Tshirt comes from, just that its the lowest cost tshirt they can get.
Walmart, as a business, would happily buy 100% American products, produced by good paying jobs, if their constomers actually would buy them. Especially if it meant the 25% markup would give them more profit. (25% markup of a $5 shirt isn't as good as 25% markup of a $10 shirt)
But their customers can't afford to buy higher cost, but US made, products. So.... they don't sell them.
Its simple business.
I firmly believe that if 90% of everyone who shops at walmart suddenly stopped shopping there because they wanted to support ONLY American products, Walmart would shift their business model very quickly. But this isn't going to happen because 90% of the people who shop at walmart can't afford American made.
What? Why honorary black belts even exist in the first place? lol
Dunno. But Obama has an honorary 9th dan black belt too. Unless they trained for years to earn it it's a bit of a joke token
.... that's a god damn joke.
https://taekwondo.fandom.com/wiki/Barack_ObamaApparently he DID train for several years and has a green belt. And it was given to him by the president of South Korea.
Still a joke and an insult to the martial art.