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The fact that today isn't Juneteenth somehow isn't the least of this topic's problems >_>

Yellow posted...

The supreme court rules that Nestle and Hershey are allowed to use child slave labor as long as it's being done in another country, Africa, on the same day Juneteenth was made a federal holiday. Black child slavery upheld on Juneteenth.

Literally not the ruling, nor was it Nestle and Hershey doing it. It concerned a pretty obvious jurisdictional issue where you had a crime being committed in a country against people living in that country who were kidnapped from another country -- none of which is the US -- where they were trying to sue a the purchaser of products in a country that had dickall to do with any of that stuff.

Yellow posted...

There isn't a child in war-torn countries without shell shock, and none of you can do anything about it

...short of one nation taking over the whole world and exterminating all resistance, nobody can stop people from suffering shell-shock in war-torn countries and imperialism is probably a shitty solution to that anyway.

That's overlooking that the general statement is wrong anyway because there are *plenty* of children in war-torn countries without shell-shock because you're going to have protected areas and areas where there isn't fighting.

Yellow posted...

Bribery is still legal and people aren't rioting over it and never will

Uh, what? That's completely wrong as a sweeping general statement.

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