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Weird that you make up your own source and counter it as if the person you were replying to had used it, then go on about how they use sleazy debating tactics.
by austhrow743 6y ago
Weird that you make up your own source and counter it as if the person you were replying to had used it, then go on about how they use sleazy debating tactics. I think there's a proverb about a kettle that might apply.
Here
https://www.freetheslaves.net/where-we-work/congo/ https://www.freetheslaves.net/where-we-work/congo/
and here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking_in_the_Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking_in_the_Democ...
Both talk about people being forced to mine. Not they're poor and need to eat. Debt bondage, bogus criminal charges then sent to the mines to work as prisoners, or just straight up forced to at gun point by militias/gangs. You know, actual forced labour.
- mgh2 6y agoThanks for those sources. Yep, those examples are more in par with the case at hand. To answer the original post then, education is key: "knowledge is power, power is responsibility". The issue here is that Apple is employing tactics with lobbying, PR, marketing (sort of brainwashing) to make you "try not to think about it too much", so yeah it is "no wonder people pick door number 3". The hypocrisy that fuels the hype and demand for its brand is what consumers should be aware of.