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Does anyone know if this kind of thing is still practiced? I can think of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory (factory doors were locked to keep people from misbeha

Does anyone know if this kind of thing is still practiced? I can think of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory (factory doors were locked to keep people from misbehaving; the fire was disastrous), De Beers (built concentration camps for workers so they couldn't fence diamonds), and the drug trade -- does anyone else work under actual guards?

rms 19y ago
>does anyone else work under actual guards? Workers at money printing factories?
- keating 19y ago
  Yeah like that isn't the default easiest bribing situation ever. Guard: "Not so fast!" Worker: "How about I split the $10 million in cash I'm holding with you?"