The Industrial Revolution and Child Labor - Back in Time - Kaylae Barnes

[LeennXD]

why is there a high school musical song in this? lol

[AcidFaceMelt]

resurch great role play sucks -.- way to go to ruin hardship history

[faepmagn7]

ugh southern redneck accent ruins the historic issues.

[ThePeace101Girl]

this is very bad...he is not eight

[ThePeace101Girl]

this is very baddd

[TheSeer101]

Conversation bewteen a 12 year old boy and his mother, one in 1911 another in 2011. In 1911: After a bad case of pneumonia, son says "Mom, I am sorry I had pneumonia. I will work twice as hard to make up for it." Mother says "Please son do not go out in the rain and sell papers." Son walks out the door and says "I love you mom." In 2011: While playing a computer game, son says, "Mom why didn't you cut the crust off my bread? Mother says "I am sorry" Son replies "Damn you!!"

[TIKIMAN198]

@GPNflyman1 blow a minority you chink

[knowpassword]

Man is so noble and wise..

[TheChriscam420]

@mrjohonyjojhony frgvfbf fxfvgyuuutcvhgvhc tveyufb utvib

[TIKIMAN198]

You can legally work in the US when you are 14. And if you do not have a job by the time you are 16, then you are a freeloading piece of shit. Get a job you lazy faggot.

[musicalidea]

Not only do you NOT have to be 16 to work in most US states, but child labor is more rampant today - in Bangladesh, India, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia - than it ever was in the early stages of the Industrial revolution. Children die and are injured daily in mines and factories and work up to 19 hours a day - as they did then. See video v=Ccg_EZwWzEo, Charles Kernaghan addressing the IAFF convention in 2010. Watch related videos with his speeches.

[kyzill]

ehh its alright

the dialog parts were useless

[MrJojohnnyjojohnny]

das ist so traurig;(

das is so unvorstellbar, denn dann müsste mein kleiner bruder,wenn wir dort also zu der zeit leben müsste, ja schon arbeiten und der ist gerade erst in die schule gekommen