Quote Originally Posted by Cataholic View Post
[whips head around quickly] What? Seriously? That is your thought process? That they can't be expected to know what goes on at every farm....? Shall we apply that across the board? Penn State...the Catholic Church, the sweat shops overseas, the sex trade here in the US? However would those on the tippy top know what the others were doing? How they got their money? No way. As humans, that can never be an acceptable answer. Every single one of us has a duty to 'know what goes on at every farm.....'.

Every single supplier has a "boss". The top of the industry chain. BK accepts this, as do many, many other organizations, and BK has the power to stop it.
You ignored Catty1's post:

"Catty1
I did a wee Google search and BK says it has ended its "indirect" association with this company."

The higher ups at that farm are responsible. The direct supervisors in any abuse situation - whether it be the church, college - whatever - it is THEIR responsibility. In the case of farms, the county and the state have oversight and should also be responsible.

Companies that employ sweatshops are another matter entirely. They hire the factory, and whoever makes that decision is responsible for making a good and carefully researched decision, and for inspections from time to time.

Do you know what goes on at every single farm in your county? How about in all of Ohio? In the MidWest? In the country? I doubt it, but I am sure like me, if you witnessed or suspected abuse, you would report it to the proper governing board, as would I.