Still, word of the business has at times escaped. Last year four ?powerful guys? from a conservative Muslim group threatened to burn down the factory if it was not closed within a week. The brothers calmly explained that it was merely a business, and that the items were not used in Pakistan. The next day they bribed a local Islamic political organization to ensure their safety.
Articles like this make me wonder what it must be like to work in a factory making items that are not for your culture; that you would never use or would never be able to own or never be allowed to own. What do the young women who make so many vibrators in China think they are making? What about whomever makes Seven Jeans? Nintendo Wiis? In a way, it breaks my heart to think of a Pakistani woman painstakingly putting together a flogger for someone to use in their safe, sane and consenual sex life when her own might be nothing close to that.Check out the rest of the article.