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Teen dies in sawmill accident as US states aim to roll back child labor laws
(www.theguardian.com)
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Maybe that's the "protecting" they conservatives are screaming about.
The conservatives are being clever. They've passed laws banning abortion, forcing women to birth unwanted children who can be forced to provide their labour at lower rates to increase the profit margins of Republican donors.
And we thought they were banning abortions because "every child deserves to live". They aren't pro-life, they're pro-child labour and were simply ensuring their donors don't face a labour shortage.
At least they were finally thinking about the future for once. /s
They're making life for the poors as adventurous & short-lived as a character in a video game. Survived school shootings? Good, now survive being child labour with lax EPA laws. Survived that? Now try to survive on a min. paying job that won't pay your rent, so hello multiple low-wage jobs. Btw, no birth control or sex-ed for you, so that when you die early due to lack of affordable medical care, your children can take your place in the treadmill. Can't let the shareholders down.
This shit is too depressing for words.
It's the only way to keep "dem illegals" out and still maintain an underprivileged work force.