India following facist model according to Indian author 1737

On Fri, 10 Aug 2006, Kamal R. Prasad

For over a year now, I can tell from what you write that half the time you don't know what you are talking about. You can't even tell the difference between exploitation and slavery.

There is a very big difference between "restricted rights" and "no rights whatsoever" and you do not deal with that fact.

Working under conditions that are more favorable to the boss than the worker is NOT slavery. You could go back to India any time you wanted. There were no chains around your arms or legs. No handcuffs. No iron bars. No guns pointed at your head.

How

Captive labor means physically locked.

is the modus operandi -which can

You can't even understand the facts. Slaves are economically beneficial because the slave manager does not have to pay them wages. (Slave management, on the other hand, does involve costs)

You are mostly complaining about the H1B program and its fine with me if Indians don't want to come. We have tons of Russians and others, even Hispanics, in my neighborhood who are on work permitting visas and they are all happy.

A better thing for americans

I think all readers of these posts by Kamal need to understand their rights and read the "fine print" on their contracts BEFORE they move to another country under any visit or temporary arrangements rather than come first and then get upset when they discover how the law works and then get upset and then point fingers at the USA as if the USA did something bad.

would be to inform every potential newcomer of what

That is fine: point your finger at the corporate executives and our crooked politicians who do favors for Big Business in exchange for campaign contributions (i.e. money-bribes).