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The world is slowly but steadily walking towards slavery again, but this time without color discrimination.
by akagusu 1y ago
The world is slowly but steadily walking towards slavery again, but this time without color discrimination.
- add-sub-mul-div 1y agoAnd predictably they're fanning the flames of race to distract from it being an obvious class thing.
- rexpop 1y agoThere is still plenty of color discrimination. Uyghurs in Xinjiang, Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang, Hindus in Pakistan, Christians in Pakistan, Dalits in India, tribal communities in India, migrant workers from Indonesia, Nepal, Bangladesh in Malaysia, Indigenous Brazilians, Afro-Brazilians, undocumented migrants in United States, South Asians in Middle East, Africans in Middle East (kafala system).
- legostormtroopr 1y ago> walking towards slavery Modern slavery is a massive problem. There are more slaves today than there were at the peak of slavery in the United States. It is a strange side effect of US-exceptionalism that projects a shameful-pride that US slavery was the biggest and the worst slavery and they are the heroes for ending slavery, when none of these are remotely true.
- silisili 1y agoWhat's perhaps worse - most Americans don't even know it exists. I didn't until a foreign person with experience with it opened my eyes to it, and I did more research. Everyone I happen to tell had no idea prior... Really heartbreaking stuff.
- TrnsltLife 1y agoMaybe to cover over the fact that the Civil War was a total breach of the Constitution and the rights of the independent states who had freely joined a compact and felt they should be able to leave.