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What reasons can you give me to support the idea that buying clothes made in sweatshops is ethically acceptable?

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by SofiaNRage on October 22nd, 2009
Sweatshops employ people that otherwise would not have a job or means to support their families.
Sweatshop workers often earn more than their non-sweatshop worker counter-parts in the "host" country.
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