Don't Sweat Sweatshops?

In general, Americans tend to think negatively about companies utilizing sweatshops, but is it possible we're wrong ? In his article for the New York Times, Nicholas D. Kristoff, begins by inviting President Obama on a tour through the horrors of a garbage dump that many people have taken to living in. Kristoff takes to neutralizing the views that many people have on conditions that sweatshop workers are put under. He writes that if you were to ask anyone who lives in a dump, they would say it would be a dream to be able to have a job in a sweatshop. One of his main points, and beliefs is that this method of producing is basically the lesser of many evils. To get his points across he tries to appeal to the emotions of his readers. For example, he mentions the living conditions of some of the numerous families that live in the dump, tells stories of a woman who as witnessed children get run over by garbage trucks,and this does an effective job of making people visualize th...