Pokémon: America
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That's...An artistic understatement. Actual Slavebearing vessals often held huge populations of
children and toddlers. Certain museums have manacles on display that were made to bind these
emaciated 3-year-olds. Such cruelty was largely unneccessary to keep a small child in one place,
but doing something simply "BECAUSE I CAN" is a very old behavior, and so these manacles were
used anyway. Like the Trail of Tears, often half of an entire "shipment" of slaves wouldn't
survrve such a trip.
Most people seem to think that slavery in america died out 200 years ago. In a way, it has, but outsourcing of jobs allows slavery by allowing american businessmen to hire and place "employment positions" in regions of the world that have no laws against such atrocities. I really wish there hadn't been so much whining about immigrants stealing "American" jobs, because now, many of those "jobs" (and title deeds of "American" soil as well, I might add) are simply being exported, enne masse, by Sellouts...
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