Libyan Slave Trade

[Afroman]

Who mentioned a relatives child?

Yes, often most times they can kick when they want.

Some even go on holidays and decide not to return. No repercussions for doing so.

Listen, I am not saying people havent been exploited as a house help or what not. Its just doesn't compare to what happening in libya.

 

[ag.]

5 hours ago, Yeshua said:

Most of the people comparing aren't Africans...

Probably caribeans or whites who have never stepped foot in aff...

 

[cambridgebanteer]

 

I went to ghana in 2013, went my boy's uncle's house 1 day - wasn't even allowed to pour my own water at the table, uncle talked to them like shit. They lived in some dusty area at the back of the house. Treated like family members yeh? 

 

[JOHN DOE]

51 minutes ago, cambridgebanteer said:

 

I went to ghana in 2013, went my boy's uncle's house 1 day - wasn't even allowed to pour my own water at the table, uncle talked to them like shit. They lived in some dusty area at the back of the house. Treated like family members yeh? 

 

This is all true and anyone that denies is gassing 

but like I said they are not held captive and it can be argued the conditions they face are much better than being in the village 

[ag.]

1 hour ago, cambridgebanteer said:

 

I went to ghana in 2013, went my boy's uncle's house 1 day - wasn't even allowed to pour my own water at the table, uncle talked to them like shit. They lived in some dusty area at the back of the house. Treated like family members yeh? 

 

Contrary to what Ghanian's believe, Africa doesn't revolve around their country. Whatever you saw there doesnt exactly reflect what goes on in countless other Aff ppls homes. Simi darg?

[cambridgebanteer]

yh sure it doesn't pal 

[Yeshua]

11 hours ago, Grafter said:

Lol so u employ your relatives child to serve u

The child can kick it when they like?

Why not take your relative child in and fund its education without makin it your servant. Just a wild idea

THEY DO

[Yeshua]

12 hours ago, Afroman said:

Exactly.

Most House Boy/Girls are often an extension of the family. In some households they get their wages paid  directly to them, as expected .  Some get their education paid for and other expenses paid for too.

The problem  with the Housemaid thing is in palces like africa is lts not regulated, so yes, there are chances of them getting exploited.

But comparing it to the slavery we are witnessing in Libya is a stretch imo.

Lol at smacking a housemaid. Thats suicidal in Naij anyway. I have heard of maids organising armed robbers to come and clean up their employers yard. 

Alie lool at constantly mistreating the person who handles your food.

[Fresh]

12 hours ago, JOHN DOE said:

It can be argued the conditions they face are much better than being in the village 

I’m sure they said similar about chattel slavery

[yhfam]

Remember how much I wanted to fak my house girl back in di dayz

[kerser]

 

[ag.]

Would have gone if i was in London. See one militant lighty on instagram at the protest stopping a white guy and made him walk off his bike ?

[ag.]

Black the ripper is a trill guy. ??

[Heero Yuy]

Good stuff

[dub]

Black The Ripper can fuck off man, tryna tell these people around who are making an effort to protest that they don't really care.

The girl 3 mins in was right with "I don't know why we're standing here" though, should be marching to 10 Downing Street. When people say "Theresa May and the Conservative Party doesn't care that black people are being sold into slavery", when you send that message then you might have things starting to happen. Libyan politicians aren't gonna respond to British civilians.

[Badman]

Do these people seriously know what they are protesting against? 

 

 

[Afroman]

Fair play to the people that went out to protest. 

Regardless, every little voice helps raise awareness.

steff dropping the f bomb left right and centre. Thank God its not commercial TV

[cambridgebanteer]

was this march sponsored by Snapchat by any chance? and organised by adidas  events department

[Da Luv Doc]

Agree with @dub that the march should be at downing street. If there were a certain religious people that this was happening to then it would be stopped straight away. 

[Heero Yuy]

dunno about that, nobody really seems to care about the Rohingya muslims being massacred in burma.

[Badman]

5 hours ago, Afroman said:

Fair play to the people that went out to protest. 

Regardless, every little voice helps raise awareness.

steff dropping the f bomb left right and centre. Thank God its not commercial TV

Raising awareness of what exactly

[The Infamous]

1 hour ago, Heero Yuy said:

dunno about that, nobody really seems to care about the Rohingya muslims being massacred in burma.

Ding ding 

 

facts

 

gaddafi would NEVER have allowed this to happen. So lowkey Uk/us is to blame and they need to do something about it or they are condoning it 

[Supermalt]

2 hours ago, Heero Yuy said:

dunno about that, nobody really seems to care about the Rohingya muslims being massacred in burma.

That's been prime time news for ages...

[Heero Yuy]

11 minutes ago, Supermalt said:

That's been prime time news for ages...

It was more of a response to what Justin was saying.

People marched to get downing street to stop the persecution of the muslims in burma.

it didn't stop anything.

[SLEAZE BALL]

On 10/12/2017 at 1:37 PM, kerser said:

 

Nonsense individuals the lot of them

Went to protest outside the Libyan embassy on a day that it's closed

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