Life inat the Ports (9)

Some crew members from Southeast Asian countries often bought some DVD players which were labeled m"Made in Japan, t." They were happy and said to me that they were quitemuch cheaper than thatose in Japan.

I would be not be surprised if I saw onea crew member buy over ten DVD players, their eyes were full of hope, and even gaive a thumbs up to me.

They are actually made inat a small factory which hidwas hidden in an alley.

"I guess most of them know it;, however, the quality of DVD players made in China was really not that bad.

The technology of making the player is not complicated, w. We can copy 90% of the parts from the original ones made in Japan. "

“Really?” I moved my eyes onto the DVD players which were fullcrowded on the shelves, touching upon logos whichere it was engraved with "Panasonic" and "SONY"(b." (Both are famous Japanese electronics brands).)

また、

“Really?” I moved my eyes onto the DVD players which were crowded on the shelves, touching upon logos where it was engraved with "Panasonic" and "SONY" (both of which are famous Japanese electronics brands.)

From this point, we can see that both legal and illegal products have their own customers, and can give joy and wealth to different people.

Do you think Hhumans or cigarette smuggling areis not the right things?

また、

Do you think human and cigarette smuggling are not the right things?

I personally disagree vehemently, a. All the activities defined as illegal are fromin the interest of the government.

Why do so many people find their happy lifeiness after a risky stowaway; why are Marlboros and cars made in Japan can be cheap if without paying tax to customs?

We willould not need to risk our lives to do these activities withoutif it were not for the government.

This is subjunctive case.

In the contrast, I believe we'lld be living better if all the governments are collapsed.

This is another subjunctive case sentence.

We all want to live in a happy and fair society, h. Human being iss are the only necessity, and so the existence of government is redundant.

Some crew members from Southeast Asian countries often bought some DVD players which were labeled made in Japan, t. They were happy and said told me they were quite cheaper than that in Japan.

I would be not be surprised if I saw one/a crew member buy over ten DVD players, their eyes were full of hope, and even gave a thumbs up to me.

They are actually made in a small factory which hidis hidden in an alley.

“Really?” I moved my eyes onto the DVD players which were full onfilled up the shelves, touching onlooking at the logos which were engraved with "Panasonic" and "SONY"(both are famous Japanese electric brands).

I think this is what you mean

Do you think Humans(that) Human smuggling or cigarette smuggling are not the right things?

I added "smuggling" to human for more clarity. I was a bit confused at first since I thought you were asking if Humans weren't right.

Why do so many people find their happy life after a risky stowaway; why can Marlboro and cars made in Japan can be cheap if without paying tax to customs?

We will not need to risk our lives to do these activities without the government.

IOn the contrastry, I believe we'll be living better if all the governments are collapsed.

In contrast - Used to compare or contrast two ideas. You're not saying that either idea is wrong, you're just comparing them.
On the contrary - You are arguing against an idea. In this case, the idea you introduced previously.