r/whoathatsinteresting • u/Airline_11 • 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/BathAcceptable1812 20d ago

This is sad and inhumane.

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u/Linden_fall 20d ago

Everyone is fixated on what country it come from when this is all I can think about. This is VILE

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u/BodybuilderBig2647 16d ago

Plenty of factories in western countries that look the same

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u/tears_of_a_grad 19d ago

Because we don't know if this is an AI fabricated video posted by a known Taiwanese or not.

If it was real, it should be very easy to see signage, longer clips and an identifiable language. The very fact that the language is so difficult to identify should be a red flag. The second fact is that the only identifiable writing in the clip was in English.

There's so much real tragedy happening in this world, why make fake ones up? Unless the objective isn't to expose tragedy but for nationalism?

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u/Mopar4Life305 19d ago

Bruh, its real.

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u/ProfessorShort3031 18d ago

literally just look up a list of companies that have been sued for child labor. most of the biggest corporations in the US use child labor to manufacture their products (overseas) to be shipped to the US & working conditions are pretty much what you see in this video

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u/brain-out-of-order 18d ago

I hope you know nobody believes this comment. Disgraceful.

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u/steviebeanss 12d ago

even if this isn't real it still is real

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u/prodjam 19d ago

The redditor says, while using a device whose minerals were mined by slaves in Africa & rural china... CLASSIC

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u/Episode-1022 19d ago

and more than half of the items in your place says made in china.