For example, I may have used the word labour several times but I did spell the China Labor Watch as per the article, while Rorschach (who may or may not be American) spelled it China Labour Watch. I certainly don’t want to quibble over this sort of stuff as it would have taken away from the good ideas he put forth.

Next you put forth the idea that apparently I have nothing to do with the USA, China or South Korea. Well for the record I have been to all those countries and met some great people there. Nice try at taking a pot shot in the dark though, keep at it, you might hit something someday.

You are spot on about teaching you about arrogance, and conversely humility.

Consider Rorschach’s replies to me. He tossed a few insults and added his ideas. In my reply I tossed a few insults back and validated one of his ideas (his suggestion that CLW is working under the auspices of the UN). I certainly would not mind him continuing on, and I do believe that I made it clear that I was open to changing my opinion in light of this new information (even though the UN was not mentioned in the article, nor at wikipedia or as Jim pointed out at the CLW web site itself). That is the value of exchanging ideas, and sometimes that is a humbling experience that is worthwhile.

Now your post is about my spelling, my apparent lack of a relationship with the USA, China or South Korea, my comment about America ignorance, basically a bunch of insults without any mention of the article or the ideas brought forth by the article making your post essentially a personal attack without any contribution to the ideas being discussed.

That, in my books is arrogance. Rorschach may have insulted me but he added some valid ideas in the mix. That I can respect.

And he apparently has nothing whatsoever to do with the USA, China, or South Korea…

And then he says that there’s “no bounds to American arrogance.”

Sounds to me like he could teach us a lot about arrogance.

Sometimes karma takes a while. People can and should be treated better than this.

There is nothing in the article, or in the wikipedia entry about CLW being associated with the United Nations. Those sources may not be valid, but hey you might indeed be in the know about that, so feel free to elucidate me. I mean New York city also has the Late Night Show with David Letterman, perhaps they are involved with CLW as well.

Of course if you are right, and they are working with the UN on this then of course it does become a totally different kettle of fish and perhaps then the effectiveness of cnet’s article could be put into question.

My goodness indeed!

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/photos/world-s-20-economically-strongest-cities-1347961034-slideshow/world-s-20-economically-strongest-cities-photo-1347960571.html

Apple supplier accused of ‘serious legal violations and labor abuses’ in China

…it would generate more hits

Any time now…

be it anti-Clintonian blowjob hypocrites,
be it Samsung counter-suing Apple & hyping the negative press against Apple for factory abuse when Samsung is worse!

it’s time iSteve on the iCloud finishes the job to thermonuclearly clear out Samsung.

Big, bold print. I’m surprised MDN didn’t flag this part. Samsung is DIRECTLY responsible for 6 of the 8 factories they investigated.