They don't employ nearly enough underpaid impoverished youth for my taste. Their business seems a little silly to me, predicated on some fad called "the internet".
Are you downplaying the 'sweat shop' nature of these nike jobs or saying many poorly paid agriculture jobs ought to also be included under the umbrella of reprehensible worker conditions?
They are both backbreaking, underpaid, underprotected groups of workers. Decrying sweatshop factory conditions isn't a slight or denial that farming conditions aren't as bad if not significantly worse - and in fact it's perhaps even more embarrassing b/c those conditions are allowed to exist on US soil as opposed to Bangladesh, China, or Vietnam.
