I sometimes get it. Then when I hear robots were used, I wonder if it's really necassary to always go to the cheapest labor route.
For years, I held it against Apple for moving manufacturing, but gave up when everyone followed.
There's another axis here, which is how our desire for a product overlaps with DFM. It could be the case that offshoring to cheap labor actually increased the manufacturing costs 2x, but enabled a product that would sell 10x better than its DFM counterpart.
(I have no data to say that is the case, only the intution that these things are complicated systems which rarely come down to single-issue decisions.)