>ethiopia and most of africa would probably love to be making
>a dollar a day, they are starving, and hacking each other
>to death...a dollar a day factory would atleast give them something
>else to do...
>
My wife, who was born in Ethiopia, agrees. Making a dollar a day in Canada
or the United States is not the same as making a dollar a day in a
third-world country. For example, six month's salary for an Internet cafe
worker in Ghana is about $100US. No multi-nationals involved --that's just
what the working class make. North American's wouldn't perform
third-world-style menial tasks for even 8-$10 per hour, yet we're great
consumers of third-world products -- electronics, clothing, food. And so it
goes...

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