Re:Why the Arrest of a Lebanese Doctor Should Terrify Every ...
by Aspos on Tuesday April 19, 2022 @10:07AM
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Look, I spent a decade there, as an employee and as an employer. I know what UAE ministry of labor will do to a company in case if they get a single complaint but, hey, what arguments can I possibly find to change your mind? You will keep finding facts that support your point of view.
Somebody with an agenda told you "Dubai slavery" long time ago and it is now easier for you to follow the narrative formed in your head. I get it, but the reality is different.
Re:Why the Arrest of a Lebanese Doctor Should Terrify Every ...
by lovich on Tuesday April 19, 2022 @11:41AM
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I looked up cases of the event, found multiple instances of it happening, and found evidence that the UAE government responded to the existence of the event happening which confirms from the government sources that it existed.
I keep finding facts that support this view because the facts are still there. Why are you acting like this isn’t real at all? I even asked for some evidence that this is no longer occurring which I could believe given the UAE government has taken steps to combat it, but you just want to call people flat earthers.
At this point the only one who seems to have an agenda is you and your attempts to shut down any conversation around the topic
Admittedly this was 20 years ago and the government was taking steps to prevent it so I could believe the practice has mostly disappeared if given proof, but since we all know illegal behavior continues for a while after laws are enacted and enforced I’d still need to see that proof.
You’re argument about this not being real sounds a lot like when my countrymen claim our legal system doesn’t enslave people despite it being explicitly carved out in the constitution to allow it and prisoners being forced to work. It’s uncomfortable to face the truths but just claiming it’s the same in the face of evidence doesn’t help