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There are degrees of exploitation and levels of compulsion throughout all society. This doesn't mean that people have to be either okay with all exploitation an
by z0r 9y ago
There are degrees of exploitation and levels of compulsion throughout all society. This doesn't mean that people have to be either okay with all exploitation and compulsion or none at all.
- mortenlarsen 9y agoI would like to thank both you, and the parent for adding valuable points of views in a complicated debate in a concise and civil manner. I had had an "I agree" and "On the other hand" moment. For me this illustrated the complexity of the topic. There is no easy answer, and all who say it is simple, are probably wrong.
- jdavis703 9y agoThat's a fair point. There are even legal (and what should be relatively safe) career choices that can be subject to compulsion. For example meat packers have been documented to pressure workers with questionable immigration statuses in to low pay, high risk jobs [0]. When a meat packer does it we punish the meat packer, not the industry. When a trafficker does it, the entire industry gets painted with the same brush. [0] Fast Food Nation (I think it's written about in Chapter 8 "The Most Dangerous Job").