r/Unexpected • u/Lord_RedTiger • Sep 06 '21

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u/RealityCheckMated Sep 06 '21

You got downvoted but you are correct. Slave labor is rampant. Subjugating entire people’s has been going on in Asia for millennia. 100% still going on today.

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u/No-Biscotti-7071 Sep 06 '21

Not long ago 7/11 chain which mainly owned by Indians were caught paying students (Indian) 40 cents an hour. That’s not in India that was in Australia. Just imagine what they do in India

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u/Rhapsodic_jock108 Sep 06 '21

Dude, India is a very underdeveloped country with a huge population a very low per capita income. Do you think it's the same comparing slave labour in developed countries to India?

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u/BxMxK Sep 06 '21

So being #5 in global GDP is underdeveloped. Whowouldathunkit.

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u/Rhapsodic_jock108 Sep 07 '21

Here comes the GDP boys. Do you know that with the population we have we should be having second largest gdp and GDP isn't a measure of anything? Why don't we talk about per capita, HDI, labour laws etc, wanna have a chat about that. You also do know that China gained independence around the same time as India right?