Sentences with phrase «slave labour from»

Gulags for denialist climate criminals might be emotionally satisfying revenge, but you can't get useful amounts of slave labour from the Kochs, Tillersons, and Moncktons.

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Using concepts from a long time ago, thought of by another society to set - up a relatively new country and doing so on the backs of slave labour... if that is called «establishing the system» then so be it.

Set in the future, humanity's genetic engineering technology allows for a slave labour force of «replicants» indistinguishable from humans.

Which got me thinking about another great human achievement, the Pyramids of Egypt, which, although arguable, were built from slave labour.

These include the use of child labour, sourcing chocolate from cacao farms which use slave labour, stealing rural water resources in the United States, marketing formula with questionable and sometimes outright illegal claims, etc etc..

We'd never allow what amounts to slave labour practices in Australia, so why are people okay buying items from overseas made in those conditions?

The brilliant Djimon Hounsou is farmer Solomon Vandy, separated from his family when his village is attacked and he's forced into slave labour digging for diamonds.

Dixon ended the speech with a quote from the German philosopher Leibniz, that many supporters of legal AI and automation will no doubt strongly agree with: «It is unworthy of excellent men to lose hours like slaves in the labour of calculation, which could safely be relegated to anyone else if machines were used.»

Aside from money laundering, who creates so much foreign money (factory workers using slave labour, imprisoned workers who might have been protesting for a human rights cause?

If you still hold the irresponsible employee mentality of trading time for money from when you were a drone in the labour force, or you habitually goof off, you'll never accumulate any significant wealth and will likely remain a debt slave for life.