If slavery was legal and you owned a business would you avail of this source of free labor
Yes, good for the bottom line.
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No, slavery is an abomination
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Thanks for that, but slavery and forced labor exists in many Asian countries including China whose industrial goods and agricultural produce have flooded our markets for decades. In a global market we cannot remain isolated and indifferent to the barbaric employment practices of other countries. Side: Yes, good for the bottom line.
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The concept is still that slavery is still practiced for us, as well as places like in china. Something that we would all participate in, and build production off of at that point. As it pertains to today however, we're stuck standing there and pointing our fingers, telling these people to stop these practices. Something that we actually can't enforce, or even expect them to listen to us on the matter. Side: Yes, good for the bottom line.
Many ultra left-wing counties permit certain sectors of their economy to remain buoyant by not only turning a blind-eye to the use of slave labor but by also failing to protect their work forces with Health & Safety legislation and Fair Employment regulations. Still with all the virtue-signalling lefties in this country continue to buy the goods made under these barbaric conditions. Side: Yes, good for the bottom line.
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Good post but I feel that the wage difference also exists as a consequence of many factors including individual ability, ambition, work-ethic and overall attitude to life. Slave labor, and indeed forced labor exists in such nations as China whose goods and produce we buy with blind enthusiasm. Side: Yes, good for the bottom line.
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