Poor living conditions in China is not America's blame. How much of each American consumer dollar goes to the Chinese workers and how much to the new Chinese billionaires? Foxconn is Taiwanese so those billionaire owners aren't even in PR China.
Raise the workers' wages and it's not the American consumer forcing the Chinese workers out of work, it's the Chinese billionaire owner passing that cost on to maintain his huge profit margin.
Ditto India, which has more individual millionaires than Australia's entire population. It's not Australians exploiting the Indian workers in call centres and profiting from their cheap labour, it's Indians.
Maybe I wasn't clear, I'm rarely a lucid thinker, but I wasn't trying to blame America - quite the opposite. I'm just saying that Americans outraged over conditions at Foxconn, who is apparently a desirable employer among the average Chinese person, seem to think everyone is entitled to an American-style livlihood and lifestyle. This is unrealistic. We are hugely, uniquely spoiled. And that can be a depressing thought.