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There have, but whose millions are they giving away? That's a fallacy. You can have rich people who pay a sustainable wage. I'm talking about the primary worker who receives very little. I'm still amazed that workers of big, profitable multinationals still give birth in the fields collecting...

Yes I have. Give me some more examples and don't Google.

I'm assuming that people with a family work 80 hours a week, I'm sure that is not an outlandish assumption.

I know it is an idealistic view, but it would be nice for some to say... I don't need a billion. I'm never going to spend it. I may have founded the company, but it wasn't all down to me. I know what, I am going to be generous and share the wealth. Why does someone need million or billions...

Sorry. It wasn't a criticism. At the moment, I would do that if I could, but my profession (teaching assistant) doesn't allow it. I could get a second job, I guess. If anything, your ascertain that to earn a decent wage means working 80 hours a week suggests that the current system doesn't...

Indeed. Does an 80 hour week benefit the family? Financially, probably. Socially? Hard to imagine.

I attempt to buy ethically. I certainly avoid those who are known to use such methods.

Would you buy from a corporation that uses sweatshops and child labour?