Ah, I think I see the problem here. You continue to think in terms of us and what's best for us. My friend, we live in the richest country on earth. Indonesia is a poor one, struggling to feed its citizens. If my family were starving, if malnutrition was crippling my family---- certainly I'd happily have my daughter work in that factory. But you STILL have no evidence that such working conditions or wages are the norm today. I like fairy tales as much as anyone, you know, but not when they're used as character slander. 
As far as his wealth: one amasses wealth and creates many jobs not by being nice but by being good at business. Mr. Knight's products succeed and dominate in the free exercise of consumers' decision-making. 
You seem to dislike him for his money? Is that it? Are you anti-billionaire, in principle?
The Knights, btw, gave the most of ANY Americans to charity, including health care and education, in 2016 (1 billion bucks). They regularly are in the top few spots.