I don't think there was any malicious or hurtful things said in that magazine. The quib is all relative; there are far more worse conditions to work under in some of those countries, so factory work is a step-up for some people. And it's true - who can deny that? I think we might take a skewed approach because we are used to professional, modern-day working environments, but you have to look at the environment of where those factories are in the third world. Besides, this is the way supply and demand works, and how the economy operates.
The article is not offensive to me in any way.
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