Modern slavery

The slave market is estimated to be worth $42 billion. All over the world, people continue to be kidnapped, transported, bought and sold like commodities. But in the 21st century how can anybody be forced into slavery? And can those who escape lead normal lives? Find out in a new XL report on RT.

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[dickmharter]

all the fucktards here in america are slaves they are just too stupid to fucking realize that they have owners i cant wait to die it will be the only true freedom in this fucking universe

[animalfightvideos]

You do know that happens in the US as well?

[Mikeybetts]

@bapyou

oh please, sure there is a slave trade in isreal, but thats because isreal is about the only rich country to have slave traders (still illegally)

its mostly in countries like Somalia, Saudi arabia and unstable countries like Indonesia that slave trading is practiced.

[kingsizewe]

elections are set up. Watch hacking democracy for real proof

[AnnoyingTypoSyndrome]

This is where we should be launching war.

Fuckin slavery !

I wish we could join a volunteer force, to fight slavery. All they give you is stupid voluntary work - why cant we fight these bastards, with guns ?

[oxopig]

lt is estimated the Muslim Barbary Corsairs, sometimes called Ottoman Corsairs or Barbary Pirates captured and enslaved an estimated 800,000 to 1.25 million people from the 16th to 19th century.

[bapyou]

What? Slavery in Israel?

To hear Israelis tell it, they are the most moral people who have ever existed or will ever exist.

(Fooled again.)

[thepixieful]

american history: book: The Everly Sisters

movie: The Gangs of New York

recent book on power and wealth: Opium

[PepsimusP]

@dickmharter And actually, its more 84 percent of the wealth. I wouldn't mind having more money :-) But even you must see there's a fundamental difference between philosophical slavery of economic forces and physical, brutal slavery of the body. Your free to post your opinions on youtube. These people in these videos can't exactly play on the computer or go to Taco Bell, ya dig?

[PepsimusP]

@dickmharter oh, I'm not arguing that the system is broken. Yes, the system isn't fair. But I still have access to immense resources. If I want to travel, I can. If I want to buy an iPod, I can. If I want to each sushi on a beach in Florida, I can.

A slave, as talked about in these documentaries has no rights. They cannot leave their places of captivity. They cannot buy things as they are not paid. They have no choices in life.

[dickmharter]

@PepsimusP basically 20 percent of the population owns 80 percent of the wealth!