This documentary should be called "Chinese billionaire decides to bring his slave labor factory to an economically depressed American city." There is a lady that says how she was making $29 an hour with GM and now she makes $12 at Fuyao and struggles to support her children. It also shows how easily American managers are bought with a bit higher pay and how willing they are to throw their own under the bus. These sellouts call American workers lazy, suggesting to the Chinese how the mouths of the American workers should be taped so they don't talk at work and one even jokingly saying how a senator who supports a union should be killed. It's sickening to see a multi-billionaire get scared over talks of a union, fair pay and safety laws. Basically, the worker struggle of the past century is gone in America and that's not only worrisome, but very sad as well. Honestly, the documentary is very thought-provoking and makes you very worried about the future of the ever-globalizing world.
Review of American Factory
