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Just to turn this around a bit for a different perspective. How many US products are made by prison labour? Who has worse conditions: a Foxconn employee paid a
by shirro 15y ago
Just to turn this around a bit for a different perspective.
How many US products are made by prison labour? Who has worse conditions: a Foxconn employee paid a low wage and living in a dorm or a US prisoner deprived of liberty, exposed to violence and paid practically nothing? Who will live better and longer, the grandchildren of Foxconn employees or those of US prisoners?
The US has an astonishingly high incarceration rate compared to other countries thanks to government policy. The US economy clearly benefits from the misery caused by this system. Why would any foreigner want to support it?