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Good point. However, those immigrants wouldn't be in a country if it wasn't better than the alternative - which is their country. Of course it's not always the
by whitepaint 5y ago
Good point. However, those immigrants wouldn't be in a country if it wasn't better than the alternative - which is their country. Of course it's not always the case, sometimes they are forced to which is fucking horrible.
The exploitation of people is obviously wrong but I suspect the unions is not the answer.
- matheusmoreira 5y agoYeah, it sucks. The market is ruthless in exploiting economic disparities. For example, right now 1 USD is valued at 5.31 BRL. A salary of $20k/year is a ridiculous amount of money in my country. It's more than what the vast majority of people make working here. If corporations can exploit something like this, they can effectively reduce the value of their american workers. The solution in this case is to somehow make companies ignore these economic opportunities. Make them pay immigrants the same salary they'd pay a worker from their own country.