Modern Day Slavery in Alabama: Prison Labor Being Sold To The Highest Corporate Bidder

Title: “Profits Behind Bars: The Truth About Prison Labor Exploitation”
Description:
Step into the shadows of America’s prison system and uncover the shocking reality of modern-day slavery. In this eye-opening documentary, we delve deep into the heart of Alabama and other states where incarcerated individuals are forced into labor, manufacturing products for major corporations while receiving mere pennies for their hard work.
Join us as we expose the collusion between the prison industrial complex and corporate giants, revealing how billions are made off the backs of the incarcerated. From clothing and furniture to electronics and household goods, discover the extensive range of products produced within the confines of prison walls, lining the pockets of wealthy corporations while perpetuating a cycle of exploitation.
Join us as we confront the human cost of this system, shedding light on the stories of those who endure grueling labor for minimal compensation. We examine the legal loopholes and lack of oversight that allow this exploitation to persist, challenging viewers to confront the ethical implications of supporting industries built on the oppression of the marginalized.
Prepare to be outraged, inspired, and empowered as we unmask the truth behind the facade of corporate profits, calling for accountability, reform, and justice for those trapped in the crosshairs of greed and power. Join the conversation and be part of the movement to end the exploitation of prison labor in America.

[@bobthekobb]

All profit should only go to the prison rehabilitation programs also needed beds and expansions. Rehabilitate them for gods sake because they are really broken when they get out.

[@joeycormier7489]

You can’t use buzzwords like “modern day slavery” to make a nonsensical comparison.

[@bdm8960]

Well I love the “buzzword” and agree. Sounds like u believe politicians and corporations don’t work hand in hand😒🤷

[@jslugger960]

Well technically by law once you hit the prison system you property of the state so they been saying once you get to prison you a slave

[@theviralsnail]

Those are not innocent people who are in jail. How about them having 3 meals a day and a bed to sleep in without any work ? Did they obey human rights towards their victims ?

[@KNByam]

They can't force you to work.

[@InsanePaco]

Yes they can. I've been there.

[@KNByam]

@InsanePaco What's the punishment if you refuse? They're gonna add to your sentence?

[@bradgrier4228]

My bad spoke before I watched the entire content..... I see nothing wrong with inmates working but the MONEY DEAL IS RIDICULOUS! AND THE PHONE DEAL??? THATS NUST WRONG!

[@dennismorton6492]

Thanks for posting this. Yeah, there are plenty of people that did horrendous acts that belong in prison but then there are also plenty that have been locked up every since slavery was abolished under BS laws just to keep funding these billion dollar businesses with cheap labor.

[@markledgerwood7843]

Slavery? nah, i think not.
Slavery is against ones will. If you in prison, you be there by choice (99% of the time). Dont want to be a slave, dont break the freaking law!
Not everyone in every prison is what you call a slave. You are only looking at the maximum security prisons, not the low or medium security.

[@cutdogslim]

There are a lot of innocent people in prison

[@DeloresStokes]

@@cutdogslimA LOT. Not to mention those doing long sentences for BS laws that were put into effect just to fill these private prisons😒

[@darkstars-torpedoes-of-truth]

Says the keyboard warrior who would cry on his first day.