US Supreme Court Throws Out Slavery Case Against Nestlé, Cargill | Modern Farmer

US Supreme Court Throws Out Slavery Case Against Nestlé, Cargill | Modern Farmer


That's immoral.  The party of the morality police think it's okay to try to legislate morals here, but it's okay to let US companies allow their partner companies to use slave labor as long as its overseas.  Children as young as five years old are being used by these "partner" companies, sometimes enslaved literally.  But let's just try to legislate an embryo's right-to-life, shall we?  People who already have been born do not have the equal right-to-life condition as long as they're not in the USA.  This SCOTUS disgusts me.

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