Off-shoring is not a black and white issue. It's neither categorically wrong, nor categorically acceptable. In its purest form, off-shoring is simply the international division of labor, and although I prefer to think of things not in terms of nations and borders, the concept of divided labor really is morally neutral:
If parking were nominally "free", it would be even more difficult to find a parking spot. Right now, parking is inexpensive, at fifty cents per hour during normal business hours and it's still very difficult to find a parking spot. This is the number 2 reason why I don't visit Royal Oak. The number 1 reason is a preponderance of douchebags.
You don't pay someone for the job they did; you aren't paying someone because they did something toilsome. Rather you pay for the job you don't have to do.
