Faruk Ateş
Sanders: “Apple is not destroying the fabric of America. But I do wish they'd be manufacturing some of their devices here [in the USA].”
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@radicalbytes The point here is that@SenSanders is painting the situation in black and white terms, which shows huge lack of understanding.
Jonathan McIntosh
@KuraFire @SenSanders Dude, come on. He said Apple’s products are not manufactured in the United States and they are not. Simple.
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@radicalbytes@SenSanders Pick a position that is in accordance to the facts and consistent with itself, versus its political alignment. - View other replies
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@KuraFire My position is consistent. Sander’s position is soft on tech companies. Your position sounds way too much like corporate PR. -
@radicalbytes Or just someone who understands the economic and logistical sides of manufacturing in 2016… -
@KuraFire So, you’re saying the logistics require the environmental destruction of global shipping and the exploitation of foreign labor? -
@radicalbytes Twitter was proving a bad place for the required nuance in this discussion, so I wrote you a tome: https://medium.com/@kurafire/on-sanders-trump-economies-of-scale-global-development-bacc98df0df2#.ibe49noix … -
@KuraFire I really don't appreciate you implying that my understanding of the issue is one of "ignorance". - View other replies
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@radicalbytes So… you were consciously aware that what you were defending would cause catastrophic harm to the world’s poorest? - View other replies
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@radicalbytes@SenSanders If you discount components, they’re not manufactured anywhere. If you count assembly, that includes the USA. -
@radicalbytes@SenSanders By your measure they are not manufactured in any country.
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