Comment by kefka
11 years ago
Just because no single person owns you, still doesn't mean you are working for basic subsistence in slavery-like conditions. And others knowing that can, and will abuse you because of that.
11 years ago
Just because no single person owns you, still doesn't mean you are working for basic subsistence in slavery-like conditions. And others knowing that can, and will abuse you because of that.
Sure. Does any work that complies with current US law meet that bar though?
Children working on tobacco farms maybe do count. (And even if they're not slaves it's still a big problem).
But to suggest that domestic cleaners working for Holejoy os pretty insulting to the people who are working in illegal slave like conditions in the US.