Ethical arguments seek an evaluation of an item stems from the purpose of that item!

So, in a very technical sense...one could say...Nike is a good shoe because it effectively covers your feet. It's more functional than ethical in what is does. So let us consider this important issue in ethical arguments.

Purpose of an ethical argument always differs and matters in many ways.

If we discover that third-world labor markets are economically and physically exploited in making Nike shoes...Is it right to make (or even to own) Nike products?