Without such guys, would the company have sold as many of the product as it did with them?
And isn't it the same with e.g. a grocery, who buys milk from a peasant and sells it to you much more expensive?
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As I've said, I'm don't think dropshippers are causing all these problems in China, I'm saying I'm disgusted with those dropshippers who think of themselves as if they were super successfull enterpreneurs which they are not...
If the company would be able to sell less products, that basically means less work for those workers right? And I guess that's anything but good.
Also I don't agree with the example with a farmer. Farmer has chosen to be the farmer. I mean - of course it's gotten worse for them with arrival of big supermarkets and stuff. But he's still working because he has chosen to do that and also he can regulate his work time and number of animals according to his needs. Those chinese workers cannot. I think your example is mixing pears and apples.
But ofcourse thanks for your input!