Saudi princess accused of imprisoning Kenyan as a ‘slave’

[theworldismine13]

lets clear somethings up brehs.

1. This women brought her servant/slave whatever you want to call it from Saudi on Vacation.
2. Saudi's are known for abusing servants whether black, pinay, indonesian, indian, etc..
3. Saudi's take nearly EVERYONES passport who isnt Saudi when they come in the country so they dont disappear and never leave the country. They also take Hajjis passports as well, then give them back when they are leaving the country. Its well known they are strict about who visits, works, and stays in their country
4. Looks like the kenyan maid found an opportunity to leave Kenya to go to Saudi to work and have a better life than in Kenya, then she was brought to the U.S.A. and saw an opportunity to stay in the USA. Seems like a dirtbag move to me

But this is the coli so I expect the bigots to run wild with their hatred, have fun

The bottom line is that they are Muslims, anybody that thinks Islam represents something different than Christianity is a fool

 

[50CentStan]

The bottom line is that they are Muslims, anybody that thinks Islam represents something different than Christianity is a fool

Great job at generalizing an entire group of people breh

 

[blackzeus]

I would forsake all others for her

Even your enslaved mother?

 

[theworldismine13]

Great job at generalizing an entire group of people breh

no doubt, i always try to give my enemies a taste of their own medicine

 

[blackzeus]

Arabs treat blacks worse than any group in the world.

HOW ANY BLACK PERSON CAN BE A MUSLIM IS STILL A MYSTERY TO ME.

How can anybody be religious is a mystery to me Way more people have been killed in the name of Christianity, including its own martyrs Orthodox religion in general is bad, there should be basic human precepts that should be followed.

 

[Bondye Vodou]

Nikkaz ain gonna wake the fukk up tho.

 

[Bondye Vodou]

lets clear somethings up brehs.

1. This women brought her servant/slave whatever you want to call it from Saudi on Vacation.
2. Saudi's are known for abusing servants whether black, pinay, indonesian, indian, etc..
3. Saudi's take nearly EVERYONES passport who isnt Saudi when they come in the country so they dont disappear and never leave the country. They also take Hajjis passports as well, then give them back when they are leaving the country. Its well known they are strict about who visits, works, and stays in their country
4. Looks like the kenyan maid found an opportunity to leave Kenya to go to Saudi to work and have a better life than in Kenya, then she was brought to the U.S.A. and saw an opportunity to stay in the USA. Seems like a dirtbag move to me

But this is the coli so I expect the bigots to run wild with their hatred, have fun

as a fukking slave

 

[50CentStan]

as a fukking slave

Oh you know for certain she was a slave?

 

[Type Username Here]

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Another Dafunkdoc point that only makes sense to himself.


Can anyone explain to me how a criminal who is convicted of a crime will be sent to prison without a clause for involuntary servitude?

Are we to just banish prisons or jails entirely? If not, what is the point of this post equating it to slavery?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Can anyone explain to me how a criminal who is convicted of a crime will be sent to prison without a clause for involuntary servitude?

If what I posted made no sense to you, blame your ESL teacher.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unfree_labor#Forms_of_unfree_labour

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[Bondye Vodou]

Oh you know for certain she was a slave?

Ne ways bruhs lets hope them arabs don't run out of kenyans to enslave cause your black ass just might be next

 

[Type Username Here]

If what I posted made no sense to you, blame your ESL teacher.

Unfree labour - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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In modern times, those are VOLUNTARY positions with payment (meager payment) . If you want to say that we are immorally arresting people to fill private prison labor quotes, I'm all for that argument. BUT, in this case, those prisoners are volunteering for that.

But I know you knew that.

Controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio in Arizona's Maricopa County, known for his tough law-and-order stance, has had male chain gangs since 1995, female chain gangs since 1996 and chain gangs for juveniles convicted as adults since 2004. Those inmates, who work eight hours a day six days a week, also are volunteers who want to get outside even if it means weeding, clearing brush or picking up litter in the hot sun.

Other sheriff's departments across the country — including Bristol County, Mass.; Butler County, Ohio; and Clallam County, Wash., — have volunteer chain gangs, some since since the late 1990s though Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson prefers to call his inmates tandem work crews. Prisons in several states including Arizona and Iowa also have shackled inmate crews that do landscaping or cleanup outside prison grounds.

A few sheriff's departments have tried and abandoned the idea, including Johnson County, Ind., which had too small a staff to keep up with the program's popularity.

The Brevard County Sheriff's Office operates about five inmate work details outside the jail on any given day, but this new work-crew is the only one outfitted in bold, black and white stripes and locked up in chains. The sheriff hopes the new look will send a message.

"I remember growing up as a small kid, looking out the window of our home at members of the chain gang working in a ditch and thinking to myself: That's not a place I would ever want to be," Ivey said. "I've said from the very beginning that I'm going to put emphasis on crime prevention, and this is a component of that. Not wanting to go to jail is a form of crime prevention."

Ivey said the chain gang instills a strong work ethic in the inmates, which can be part of their rehabilitation,while also acting as a high-profile deterrent to passersby.

Under state law, only inmates convicted of a crime can participate on a work detail. They must qualify for "trustee" status, meaning their criminal history is neither extensive nor violent and they have demonstrated good behavior in jail.

Thirty-five men volunteered for the eight positions on the chain gang.

"Once they're sentenced, we're allowed to work them X number of hours per day," Ivey said, adding that he chose volunteers for the chain gang because he wanted to make sure all inmates on the detail bought into its mission of being an anti-crime public relations campaign.

Traditional chain gangs, in which inmates are shackled together, were challenged as violating the U.S. Constitution's protection against cruel and unusual punishment in a 1996 lawsuit in Alabama, according to the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida. The U.S. Supreme Court also found it unconstitutional to shackle an inmate to a pos

Florida sheriff reintroduces chain gang


No doubt that there are instances where Sherrifs break the law and do unconstitutional things that amount to slavery, but that law you cited is NOT slavery. It's about criminals being forced to do something against their will, i.e., as punishment that does not violate the 8th Amendment.

Nice try though.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

In modern times, those are VOLUNTARY positions with payment (meager payment).

In modern times, those are STILL slaves just like in Ancient times.

Traditional chain gangs, in which inmates are shackled together, were challenged as violating the U.S. Constitution's protection against cruel and unusual punishment in a 1996 lawsuit in Alabama, according to the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida.

Challenged unsuccessfully......

Try harder.....​

 

[Type Username Here]

In modern times, those are STILL slaves just like in Ancient times.​

Okay my brother, whatever you say.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Okay my brother, whatever you say.

It isn't 'Whatever I say.' It's what I proved.​