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Heh, even the extrajudicial imprisonment camps can be outsourced now. Why look bad having your military run Guantanamo when you can do the Uber model it for a c
by netsharc 2y ago
Heh, even the extrajudicial imprisonment camps can be outsourced now. Why look bad having your military run Guantanamo when you can do the Uber model it for a cheap price.
Heh, or is a pun on AirBnB the more apt name for it.. "Concrete Floor & Indefinite Detention"?
- labster 2y agoSuffering as a Service
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- rafram 2y agoThat’s not relevant to this discussion at all.
- BriggyDwiggs42 2y agoWow really violent gangsters hurt people and are bad? Thanks for your insight!
- trentlott 2y agoI remember a time when decreased murder rates was just a lie by the government. But we all know nobody's more trustworthy than the El Salvadorian regime, especially when it results in an influx of cash.
- sanktanglia 2y agoAnd what role do you think the us had in destabilizing their country and building violent drug rulings across the world from its regressive anti drug policy?
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- rkagerer 2y agoNot to minimize what's going on down there, but that also sounds like an apt backronym for other SaaS products I've tried.
- trentlott 2y agoIt's more efficient because you introduce a middleman and ignore pesky regulations. Thank god we've discovered this important thing that's never existed in history and created so much wealth exploiting this very new technological dynamic.
- curtis3389 2y agoReminds me more of the Amazon Delivery Partner model where the way you want to do something implies harming innocent people, so you have a third-party do it to shift blame for the deaths.
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- ashoeafoot 2y agoI bet you they subcontract them as slave labour to make a quick buck.
- dawdawji 2y agoNo doubt about it. Even in the U.S. we have a serious slavery problem. If you are incarcerated you do not have the same rights and most certainly can and will be made to labor if you want any hope of getting out. "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." If we have indentured slaves in the U.S. then just imagine what they are doing at CECOT. Our judicial system is punitive. They would rather you working for 25 cents an hour cleaning vomit off hospital gowns then they would have you learning to read and write. Cash rules everything around them.
- ashoeafoot 2y agoif that is a serious slavery problem , what is it thats libya having?
- Craighead 2y ago[dead]