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warispeace
I guess they thought they could just go and exploit those societies with no blow-back.
some14some
Good opportunity to reduce inventory.
therougou
Why is this news? Do we have to hear about every company's travel plans?
smithinjapan
some14some: "Good opportunity to reduce inventory."
Even better, it's a good chance to step back, take a moral inventory, and reduce the dependency on sweat shops and child labor that Uniqlo is a contributor to.
commanteer
Yes, it's just awful how they go to impoverished countries and give people jobs. And then, as thanks, they get macheted to death by a group of psychopathic rich kids who never had to work in their lives.
Azrul Hakim
Everyone here forgot that Bangladesh economy depends on it's garment industry which hire many workers that contribute to the economy, stating child labor reeks ignorance and poor research.
techall
So, the terrorists win That's what they wanted after all, to disrupt the economy, deter tourism, terrorize. Chalk one up for ISIS.
Teachmeteachyou
Sad to see Isis damaging so many country's economies this way. Can't people see they're hurting their own country and the poorest people living there?