[cellardoor]

I think moral absolutism is flawed, especially when you consider the simple need to provide for yourself, let alone a family.
Stealing bread to feed yourself is perfectly fine in my eyes, and if a worker in Dongguan province is on the Chinese minimum wage (around US$100 a month) then the calculated risk of removing surplus toys and selling them for profit is exactly the same.
The Loki figure I bought was £10. That's the same as almost a weeks worth of factory labour in China.
It's a calculated risk to take and if I lived on the edge of poverty it's one I wouldn't even think twice about. Hasbro still make a profit by under-paying employees and over-charging customers, toys still get sold and somewhere along the line a human being makes their life a little bit easier by exploiting the supplier-demand system intelligently.