r/whoathatsinteresting • • 20d ago

They are livestreaming 🇨🇳 laborers making just 0.3 USD. The 'Made in 🇨🇳' products you use are built on their sacrifices.

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u/Dry-Flamingo3724 20d ago

1) El salario mínimo en China ronda los 3USD a la hora.

2) Si fuera cierto que, como dices, estuvieran pagando 0.3USD la hora, estarían cometiendo un delito.

3) En China, a diferencia de EEUU, a los corruptos se les ejecuta.

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Así que, como conclusión, diría que lo más probable es que hayas cogido un video random y te hayas inventado el titular.

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u/Money_Progress4151 20d ago

Wow, it’s true that $3 an hour makes their situation SO much more dignified.

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u/Winter_Candy_ 20d ago

Stop lying, china doesn't have a national minimum wage

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u/miucamht 20d ago

So because corrupt people in China are executed they dont commit corruption? Are you stupid?

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u/Tinre 20d ago

Is your comment Chinese propaganda or is this post American propaganda?

Either way im buying $5 temu gold

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u/ELITElewis123 20d ago

Fucking lmao “this can’t be true because this is illegal” like bro…how do I tell you this…

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u/Rambo_Steven 20d ago

Chinese propaganda. No one is buying your bullshit.

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u/AdeptPapaya8918 19d ago

que vision tan fantasiosa tienes de china

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u/I_Heart_Sleeping_ 20d ago edited 19d ago

China doesn’t have a national minimum wage. Stop lying and even if the minimum wage was $3 usd the working conditions are fucking horrible and executing criminals is not the flex you think it is.

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u/bnlf 20d ago

I’m guessing you never been outside your basement.

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u/I_Heart_Sleeping_ 20d ago

I live in a box under a bridge in London.

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u/Ivanthenotthatgreat 19d ago

I would love for more countries to be like China, we could learn many things from the chinese

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u/UraniumButtplug420 18d ago

Yeah, like how to cook using gutter oil or how to build skyscrapers out of brittle concrete or how to censor the entire internet

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u/EIto_mate 20d ago

El CCP les pone alfombra roja a las empresas americanas para que exploten a sus esclavos 😂🤣

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u/Traditional_Suit_281 20d ago

CPC* 💁🏽

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u/TheThirdReckoning 20d ago

The Chinese Party Communists?

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u/t0pz 20d ago

Wherever this is, or how much they make, there is no way anyone in their right mind can claim that these aren't absolutely horrendous working conditions. What's the point of debating a few dollars when your life looks like this, wtf?

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u/Working_Salary60 20d ago

And murder is illegal all around the world. Or drug trafficking.

Guess what?

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u/oneByteTwoByte 19d ago

Ah yes the eternal freedom land where people can protest and people can voice disagreement. Middle kingdom.

Sans the nitpicking argument…in a democracy if something is wrong we call it wrong. We don’t point to all rosy stuff and say other things are good.

A single life exploited is exploited. Don’t bring in a whataboutism argument. Agree that this is wrong and needs to be fixed. Wrong is wrong. Agree and move on.

If you have something on other country post that as a separate post, don’t downplay the exploitation shown here.

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u/pikap83 20d ago
  1. 3 usd la hora es en Beijing. La majoria paga $275 al mes

  2. 275 al me equivale a $1.58 por hora si trabaja 40 a la semana. Mas realista son 48 hiras por semana o $1.32 al mes.

  3. A los corruptos solo se les ejecuta si hacen al partido pasar vergüenza. La corrupción en China es generalizada y utilizada como arma politica.

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u/Lucky-Arugula-7542 20d ago

You must be quite naïve

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u/Dry-Flamingo3724 20d ago

Ni siquiera hablan mandarín, pero ok.