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Baffled: Japanese take apart BYD electric car and wonder: 'How can it be produced at such a low cost?'
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America uses slave labour too. At every opportunity they've paid minimum wage and when workers started unionising, they started outsourcing to places they could get away with employing people for less than minimum wage. This is all well documented, just for some reason it's fine when America does it.
or assemble massive parts of the vehicle in mexico then ship it to the US for it to be finished.
Exporting our labor to another country with a lower COL is not the same as using actual slave labor of their own people. Let's not try and equate the two please. One is shitty, the other is a massive humanitarian rights issue.
American companies literally use the same Chinese slave labour. Example: workers jump off the roof of Apple's Foxconn plant. Sorry, I guess Apple is technically an Irish company?
I mean, we do the latter, too. That's what prison labor is.
Not anywhere near the level that china is using it.
Mate, it's America, humanitarian rights issues is what the nation excels at.